... bet fpsbirb 34lurnail. Nothing is yet known of the arrangements of Lord John Russell and his friends, preparatory to their assuming the functions of responsible advisers of the Crown. It was stated that on Tuesday last the Noblc Lord was to com- municate to Her Majesty the list of an Administration, or failingto construct a Cabinet was to declare his inabi. lity to undertake the post of ...

... si0] IesA MIAJTESTY'S VISIT TO THE MARQUIS OF SALOS. isI ,,-Ky.-Plreparatioees onl the most extended scale have nee FCCe for some time in active progress, for the due recep. twc tios of her Majesty, who has gracioacsly signified her in.~ telition to honour (accompanied by leer illustrious Con- ses sort) the noble marquis with her presence at Hatfield tail House. This splendid structure, once a ...

... tPSWICH, 5 StIurttayE, JaI&Uiry 18, 1o.1 i SPRING ASSIZES-,845. The judges of the different Courts met in the Exchequer Chamber on Thursday morning, and chose their respective circuits at the ensuing Spring Assizes. The following is the arrangement:- MIDLAND CancUi'r.-Lord Chief Justice Tindal and Mr. Baron Gurney. HohE.-Lord Chief Justice Denman and Mr. Baron Alderson. NORTHEnh-.-Mr. Justice ...

... The official Gazeite ofm.elogCa, of thesstini, Ivthe the following account of events at the guard th midst of the tranquillity which reions in all the towns of the legations, we have been thrown into consternation here within the lost few days by the most rash and crimi- nal attempt. in the afternoon of the 23d, whilst a crowd were assembled to witness sone game of address, the tur- bulent ...

... no0 ETOre COLLEGE, MARdi 8.-The Newcastle Scholar- en ?? kof the value of £50 per annotm, to he had tin for three years,flountied by ?? of Newcastle in 189), was this 0fernoon) adjudged to Day, K.S., the soil of the of Rev. Dr. Day, Vicar of Mendleshain, in this county. I There were thirty-six candidates, DAwRTFoR ELECTION PR'rTImNs-The committee upon tal ths ettin a~ dciedtht r.noes was duly ...

... THE OVERLAND CALCUTTA MAIL. The most prominent event of local occurrence has been a duel with fatal results. The victimt in this duel was a Lieutenant Tullock of the 22nd Regiment N. I., and his anpagonist, ir. Nelson, a nautical gentleman. Theoriginal case of the the quarrel has not been made public, but it is said to have been rivalry for the favours of a married lady of Calcutta. It is ...

... UNITED. STATES & CANADA. The steam-ship Cambria, Captairi Judkins, arrived at Liverpool, on Sunday, It is satisfactory to learn that with regard to the Oregon territory question there seems to be a very general feeling that Mr. President Polk committed a grievous error in alluding to the subject as he did in his inaugural address, and there is little doubt that with such an evidence he will ...

... XMISCF4LLANEOUS. HIU MAJESTY'S VISIT TO IAELAND.-SOMe of the ti public journals have announced the determination of the c Queen to visit Ireland during the ensuing summer, and 2 have not merely ?? on the precise time for that event, o but have named the noblemen whose residences her Ma.' r jesty is.to honour with her presence during the Royal v progress. Some doubts having been cast on: these ...

... MISCELL ANEOUS. SUNn7rRY,ANI ELECTION. . GREAT CONSElVATIVE Taiviu.svi-On Thirsday, Mr. Hudson wias returned lor this boro;¢h. Thestate of the poll was-Mr. Hudson, 627 ; Col. WTo upsoa, 497. There was some distirbance, and the Riot Act was read,hut tranquillity was restored hy the aid of the county police. SouTst A1sTraALAN Wtin.-It will afford our readers creat pleasure to learn that the ilon ...

... -VEDNSDA- A LONDON, SF1'T. 18. C DREADFUL MURDERS AT.BUEN-OS AYRES. t Brrenos Ayr'es, JuIne 20.-'J'l Buenos Ayreea ])alpers5 ?? bytire ?? bring accounts, of several atre- 1 chaos imirder-s courritted ia or near that blercd-stinrnod . city, and amongst them of tire butchery of all tire meal11- o bors of a Scotchl famnily,, uranied ?itld, who wvere siaulr.-- st tr-ed irs tirci r' asci hourse in ...

... WED11)NESI)AY'S ANDI 'THIiURSDhAY'S POSTS. . lo, ,s.- HOUSE OF1 (0JO INS_( ?? Mr. H iaor,~' presented III petitiolls rwon till 1)arts of 'England against, the Grant to Md i'tlothj. Lord Jom1N US Iprstdapttinfo re teas residingiwithin twelve miles; of London, expressinlg their ets t'action at the ?? ot' tho Maernooth 11111 hr tile Go- Vernment, fur the purpouse of giving soiunder and higher, ...

... SUN1)AY'S AND) TUEuSDAY'S POSTS. IIM ( 11'S D)i i)I)-)Tm;ms' I'l'he'ir lj.rdim iii i, Ilet mit mc quiamim'm' l'''c'mejut Wuelvmek whlci tule imymi Assenit memma, 'mimeimb ic iiimmi-i'mimm to tiii f hmilm bilk Bill. tim' ?? it (If Cutoimstim lijil, time, Ii'em'i mtlmm (it' i~imm zimle Bm~. hin irimisi 5im'pp mug itmii Nzisig mitioi Pill. thle itgom~i m it livti-lm Yem-v! Bill. dwm Iulmb, (If ...