... The REPORT and DISPATCHES of the EARL of DURHAM', Her MAJESTY'S HIGH' COMMISSIONEI? arnd GOVhRN()R-G7NE- RAL of BlITISH NORTH AMERICA. [London: Ridgways, 1899. The publication of these official documents, in the compendious form of a single volume, gives us the opportunity of recurring to them, and of stating some reasons why we estimate them at a high value, not only as bearing immediately ...

... It is only necessary for us to place before our readers the following, which, in the shape of a printed circular, has been extensively distributed among the Conservatives. Thcse gentlemen stick at nothing, and they have their eye on everything:- [ CONFIDENTIAL.] ' City of London Conservative Association, 3U,Tbreadueedle-street, March 26, 1839. SIR-I em directed by the committee of this ...

... PORTSMOUTH-SATURDAY . l ?? The Victor, 18, Commander Crezier, arrived on Thursday lrom the East Iradian Station, after an absence of ulawards of foar years. She sailed from Trincomnalee on the lith De- cember, from the Cape of (Good Ilope on the 2d February, and touched at St. Helena on the 14th, and Ascenlion on the 19th. The Wellesley, with the flag of Rear.Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland, ...

... DUTC11 AND BELGIAN PAPERS. BRUSSELS, MARCu 27.-Mr. Vanl Berea, son of the President of the United States of North America, set out this morning tbr London, accompanied by Mr. Macxy. The Amsterdam Handels blad publishes, on the accept- anee ot the treaty, an article written in very conciliatory tt rmns It rejoices at the prospect of the speedy restoration of peaee and frienship betwseen ...

... MADRID, MARCH 23, 1M. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Various reports, as you will perceive from the journals transmitted you, have been in circulation here for some days with respect to the actual ministry. Some of these statements assert that Perez de Castro had resigned the day before yesterday, snd that the Chevalier de OB1s, who had preceded him in office ad interim, was now the iadividual ...

... [rROM OUB OWN CORRESrONDENT.] FAIMOUtTH, MARCH 29.-ThQ Peterol packet, Lieu- tenant Crook, arrived tils evening with the Mexican maills Tills vessel sailed from Vera Cruz on tle 4th of Febrasry, Tamupicoon the l5tb, and Havanna on the Ist March, and has brought about S60,000 on freight, chiefly from Belize aind Havanna, and passengers front Vera Cruz, Messrs. Sul- livan Rtd Air. and Mrs. ...

... LONDON: MONDA Y, APRIL 1, 183. h b If we examine the scale of human existence from ri the highest to the lowest point, we shall not discern C. one gradation in its range thatwould not be bettered in some degree by the adoption of an uniform low rate of postage, on the plan of Mr. ROWLAND IHILL. We make no exceptions, not even members t of either House of Parliament; for although the a ...

... Her Majesty and her august mother attended Divine Ser- viee yesterday morning, in the Chapel Royal St. SJames'&. The sermon was prenched by the Dean o-_ Crlisle. The musical service was King's, Ii F. The sanctus and coul- mindrnents were Arnold'e, In C. The anthem If we be- lieve that Jesus died (Boyce) was sung by Messrs. WyIde and Bradbury. Mr. 3. B. Safe presided at ihe organ. Her ...

... To TtE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Srit-I, turniog over Mr. Prior's Life ol Burke, I flnd the follow ing puasoge at page 82, in reference to the acces- aion to power of the Rockingham administratlon In 1765. In America, the discontents were become truly alarming in con.eeuence at the Stamp Act pssse.1 by Mr. Oeorge Granvill the preceding February, after being opposed only by ar ...

... It will be recollected tbat at the last meeting of the general committee it was agreed to award the prizes to the first, second, and third models recommended by the special sub-committee. The committee, however, declined coming to an decision as to the remainder of the report, which stands adjourned till the first Saturday in Jane. The object of this was to invite fresh competition, It being ...

... 4 TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONIFLE. SIR-Being a constant reader of your excellent journal, I bave perused with much attention your leading articles on the present ministerial crisis. They seem to me admirably adapted for the occasion, and I sincerely trust they will pro- duce the desired eflct ol bringing ministers to a full and perfect understanding with all the Liberal members who ...

... U; BERLIN, MlAlicji 27. tl [PROM OUa OWN COatRESPONDfNT.] d. i .r the ii',v tinus tiLe' the breaking out ol the religious n bro -, tl C S sereigri of another (iGerwan State, ?? ?? di&:- Iy eonc eri, d, bas opoklen out his ?? oue Ilie subjet t-- 1 al. tde to tie answer *vhch th: ruirdistry of WMiiuar, in ti, h lal# vY t fir S vtnJgi,, hivc giVCII to the Catholic lis!dj- P of lFitl. TJdii ...