FOREIGN 1NrHLL1GENCE.
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The Russian Ambassador had issued cards Of
invitation to the number OF 300 or 900 for grand
ball to be given on the 22d of February. The
Marshals of France are all addressed by their IL
ties and not by their names, as was the case
when invited by the Austrian Ambassador.


The nun cipal authorities of Paris have ap.
propriated "a, 900 francs for an extraordinary dis
tibution among the INDECENT of that city.


The Prince Royal of Denmark and suite, ar
rived at Marseilles on the 9th Of Feb. and de-
parted on the 9th for Toulon.


Ii is said to be the intention of the British Ad-
mlralty, to build six steam ships ot the largest
size, capable of carrying 200 carronade guns OF
increased caliber, and to be propelled By two en-
gnes of two hundred horse power each.


A letter of the 1st February, from Mcnde de-
partment Of I.osere, announces that Is persons
have persisted in the snow. 1t is apprehendcd
that still greater number will be found when
the snow mcits.


The mountains Of Saxony werc SO completely
covered with snow, about the 1st of February,
that the authorities of the villages at their feet
and on their sides, cause bells to be rung night
and day, to acquaint travellers OF their approach
TO inhabited places, the communications between
which are totally interrupted
| a letter from Trieste gives intelligence OF
naval combat having taken place to the
south of the Morea, between the trlSate liei-
las. built at NewYork for the Greeks, and
an Ottoman feet of small vessels ot war.-
The frigate sunk a Turkish schooner and
thirteen large boats, aud then entered Napo-
Ii de Romania amidst the discharge OF can
non ard the acclamat,ons of the people.


Several persons of distinction have aied
in consequence of colds caught at the funer-
al of the Duke of York. The Duke OF Sus-
sex, and MIR. Canning are indisposed from
the same cause.


The prosecution of Mr.. Shiel, tor "trea-
sonable speech" delivered before the Cath-
olic association, has excited much sensation
in Ireland


Various outrages have lately been com
mitted at Carlisle, England, and to such ex-
tent carried, that according to the West
moreland Advertiser, when friends meet ID
the streets, instead of inquiring after eaco
others health, the first question they put Is
"Wcre you robbed last night!"


A work has appeared in London. as Sc
ouel to the Percy Anecdotes, entitled Anec-
dotes of Impudence, with portrait OF MT
Hume, M. p. III,
The Liverpool Mercury says, the puoll'
debt OF England, which in 1915, amounted Z
6oO, 900, 900 pounds, on the 5th OF January


1927, amounted to 900, ,0o0,o 600 pounds.