... LONDON. WEDNESDAV, JUNK 14. Paris journals Sunday are without news, i The opposition organs continue attack the Marquesas and Society Islands Bill, the ground of the magnitude the proposed expenditure; and they also reproach M. Guizot with exaggeration in the view that take-* of the subject. They admit that his speech Saturday was occasionally eloquent, hut add that, considering the small ...

... IMPORTANT NEWS. express anticipation of the overland mail brings intel-1 of high interest. Sir Charles Napier gained most important victorv on the of March, near the river Tulla-lie, and thus defeated the last efforts of the Ameers, who during years have ruled the fertile districts along the Indus. highly gratifying to find that the Scindians are anxious for British rule, and are almost ...

... Water Cure, and some other communications, till next week. ...

... The Queen had an evening party at Buckingham Palace on Monday evening. The suite of State-rooms were opened, and were brilliantly illuminated. The Royal family and illustrious visitors were received m the Drat ing-room. The Royal family were received by the Maids of Honour and the Equerries in Waiting. The Queen Dowager was also received the Lady and the Lord and Groom Waiting, and was ...

... on foot for the destitute family of thia highly talented and much lamented gentleman. regret to find that up to this time it fallen far short of what was expected, and what ought to be. The whole amount paid into Coutta'a bank scarcely exceeds 500/., nearly one-half of which has already been expended in fitting out the only son of the deceased a cadet for India—an appointment which did great ...