The French are weary with the quiuti Servian war, and the diplomatic and revo lutionary chorus. Turkey, by her doir,md for a six months armistice, has not only won golden opinions, but drawn out Russia, that lias bpnoarod in the rulo that every one suspected. The Czar does not look well by being thus shown up, and the sooner he has the courage to actively play the part of the wolf and tho lamb towards Turkey, the sooner will all be relieved from a very oncrvating suspense. People would not like hero a general war, save that Franco could look as a spectator into the cockpit, and to be naked to con tribute nothing but recruits or volunteers to the Geneva flag ; but the Fionch know very well once Russia begins, tho fire will onvelope tho wholo of Europe. Much sympathy is, indeed, felt for Turkey ; with all her faults she is liked still, and more so for her conceding what the Powers really interested in peace re quested. Tho Turks are quite right to remember the old French provorb, bettor to be killed in a fair battle than kicked to death from behind. A Parcels Delivery Company is at last to be organised in tho Cnpital. It will work in with tho omnibuses, the only way such an institution could be conducted. The idea has boen twenty years in cogita tion. The number of suicides prompted by misery is on the increase in Paris ; in the Rue Saint Honoro, a respectable workman rushed into a butcher's shop, seized a boning knife, and stabbed himse'f to death before anyone could interfere. Old people find in death their only r< fugo against want. Homo barbaric tribes kill their old members, whon reduced to use lessness by ni^o ; the tasluon In Franco scorns to be, tending towards three score and ten, performing the happy despatch. The guardians of the cemetories are now the most busily employed persons in Paris ; they are putting the graves in apple pio order for tho first o' November, when the living pay the New Year's visit to the dead relatives ; it is also tho mo ment when the guardians receivo their annual stipend for caring the tombs throughout the year. The King of Hanover is quite a flaneur. 