Glasgow Courier. — 1858-11-13 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

FRANCE. .not youth who created a very startling sensation. thwithJeeitaht,hibra4.-sreixtpurinsi:Ltor., considered bringing - It is announced that a commission, composed of three less implicated in the murder of the French and English chapel was crowded, and his fame soon spreae persons appointed by the Minister of Algeria and the consols. Nothing was known of the punishment which yond its neighbourhood. After some tiro Colonies, is about to set out for the coast of Africa, to would be inflicted on them. The Journal de Constantinople states that the members who are to form the new largest building that could be procured, still examine on the spot the question of immigration. Moldavia n Government are MM. Cattargi, ex-Minister the same disadvantageous limits, was rent The Emperor has signed a decree appointing Captain of the Interior; Basile Stouniza, ex-President of the the result was commensurate with the Lafon de Ladebat, on the proposition of the Minister of native Divan; and Anastase Pano, ex-Minister of of the me re. Tens of thousands wee Marine and the Colonies, to be a member of the Council Justice. A letter from Spline of the 2341 ult. in the Presse is iossible that had twice the number on Marine Works, in place of Captain Paris, ardx/inVed crOrient, gives the following details Of the accident l Vice-A.dmiral. which attended the arrival of the Curacao steam frigate to find accommodation twice that nut have been present. This is the Gliirrnier has been continued in the po- at Smyrna, on board of which vessel Lord Stmtford de Bedell& had taken his passage:--- At the moment sitiMiatesidentof Mt- Rime Council. • when the frigate was entering the outer roadstead, an Now, what is the cause? And first it *French peeper atixtu—" According to the aspect of Austrian sailing vessel was leaving, bound for Trieste. that the attendance on Divine service the:political world r7e Might expect a period of dull 'The Curacao ran into this vessel, carrying away he: sic hall, where the worshipper will h tranquillity-far • Same' time to come. Chi all sides no bowsprit and mizenmast and stove in her bows. In eli. imesedisse &Adultq presents itself. Spain will probably engaging herself from the Austrian ship the frigate nine or ten thousand more, is a strc be contented-with the lO'Donnell policy. France will not grounded on the Hernms sandbank and stuck fast. The wholesome inducement; this may b invade England this "Pm.r • therefore each country had English Consul at Smyrna, on hearing of the accident, there is no mode of attracting acc hetAmstaks tie reform domestic abuses." waited on Rear-Admiral Clavaud, commanding the in on any pretext so effectual as According tolate despatches from Lisbon the Perth. French squadron in the Levant, and requesting him to toferably sure that entrance at psis Cabinet seems disposed to accept the friendly and send _assistance. The . application was immediately aceasy matter. But, then, how conciliatory feeling of France. ceded to, and the Echereur steamer was ordered to the begin at Park Street Chapel, ar 31. Pairs is expected in Paris on the 15th of this month, spot, but as yet she had not been able to haul the frigate The Aunt& Piedmontese Ambassador, off. The Austrian vessel was towed back into the har- of its continuance? The seri has been requested by his Sovereign to present the muni- hour by the Eglitto, Lloyd's steamer, which happened and at Westminster Abbey. cipality of Paris with a bust of his Majesty, in remem- to be coming from Alexandria." of the usual order of things brance of his visit to Paris.