... -4-- MADRID, APRIL 29. (PROM OUR CORRESPOONDENT.] The Congress did not meet to-day, a great number of the deputies being absent, on account of the entertainment given by Queen Christina at Vista Alegre, in celebration of her birthday. About sixty of the most intimate friends of the royal family were invited to breakfast there, and the whole of the diplomatic body, ministers, and some bun- ...

... This deservedly popular place of public resort 'will be again thrown open to the public this day, under circum- stances which ought, and no doubt will, secure for it a higher degree of public patronage and support than it has ever previously enjoyed. It had been for some time closed when it was taken by the present proprietors; and the al- terations that have been made by them have occupied no ...

... rPRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.l DISTRIBUTION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUA- DRON -At Malta, the Formidable, 84, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir E. W. C. R. Owen, the Commander-in- Chief; Ceylon, 12, receiving ship, bearingtbe flag of Rear- Admiral Sir L. Curtis, second in command and superinten- dent of Malta dockyard; Fantouie, 16, and Locust, war- steamer. At Gibraltar, the Scout, 18, Medea and ...

... IMP ERIAL PARILIA TV 3i HOUSE OF IORDSM~A1_1Y. Petitions afainst the Malynooth grant wvere pre the Bishop of Ch'lrIcstci' (wlhO efelressed h is d'rtented I the petitions) ; Earl Browniow,,Earl't%-ilaa,a r~ of Gloucester, Lord 31onteagc, Ltrd * the 3ish,, Broughain, the Earl of Winchilsea (24) J.: roh'im t I bermere, and the Earl of St. Germans ) lse00llt Cotr. In answer to a question from ...

... The fifth concert, on Monday evening, was on the whole the best and most successful concert that the society has given this season. In the instrumental department it was admirable. It commenced with MENDELSSoHN'S third symphony in A minor, which was performed last season and the season before, under his own direction. The orchestra were, consequently, well acquainted with the composer's ...

... LIBAOCJING CLASSES-LORD JOHN BUS- SELL'S MOTlON. I WlrDNESDAY, MAT 2S. T1bo lillre dividid-Ayes, 104i Noes, Hi2. AYES. A11,' ai ndi Duncan, G Leveson, Lord Seytnonr, Lord orro, Earl Dulaconile, T Listowel, Enrl Sl;elburne, Earl Ri' , W l)undlad Adim Loch, J Smith, J A IT Dulnai' M'Taggart, J Stanlsileld, W R tllirdl, E7 (i l)onuda, HonJC Hooglan, i D Staunton, Sir G a r, D, S r 11 Ebrington, ...

... o v LO GAZETTEof FRIDAY, May 9. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MAY 7. e I this day pleased to confer the honour of Pn d Q ueen IN; JolIn ?? Brakenbury, Esq., ni )l qyl.s Consul at Cadiz, Knight of the Royal ely also pleased to confer the ho- od upOn Charles Fellowes, Esq., of Rus- 5;>Slrbs' Clttiteollor has appointed Henry Tucker, the ?? of iyrtioUUIth, ill the county of oevon, Gent.; '';t'ffr\~i.~l1Cll ...

... MADRID, APRIL 24. fFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.1 The Gazette contains two royal decrees, each of yester- day's datc, and countersigned by General Narvaez, the one purporting to be an amnesty for the parties implicated in the Alicnrt and Carthegena insurrection last year, and the other a similar amnesty for those implicated in the Vigo in- surrection of October, 1843. The exceptions are very nu- ...

... ?? off#ice, Quazrter pp IpRES, FROM PARIS. I . have received the Paris papers of Tuesday. IlaIn of Peers on the previous day M. 1, tlle , M. BERTIN DX VAUX,5 and the ?? 1 ieatr(1 peers, were introduced with the ,h1er t snsd took the oaths and their seats. 1..IHl 'LJtk(Ile Chamber of Deputies for the 'J'ile rts ' tile Five per Cents., was cominmuni- r~ill }Ue and referred to a committee. o Ajt ...

... AWFUL CAT'ASTROPHII AT YA RMOUTH. UP WARDS of ONE HUNDIRED LIVES LOST. [FROM T/HE NORWICH MdERCURY.] YARMOUTH, FRIDAY NIOIGT.-It is with an almost overwhelming feeling of awe that we attempt to draw upon our faculties for a description of a scene of horror it has ne- vcr yet been the lot of any journalist in this county, if in England, to record. In vain do we endeavour to select words which ...

... MEDICAL pIPWMAS. Foul deeds will rise i tem (Though ?? the earth o'erwhelm them) To men's eyes.-.S-iUAsJPaABU rit TU B1LTORB* n aal m~ff Sta-The ensgne of death In the l4s'~eij and Tawrii t was prussio acid-a poison ieldl ont by ie*.tors to the world as a medicine. We deny that lif amedicino. ill 'etid nor the othev ence that It is not a medicine. Neither ?? rease or matady poisons used by ...

... ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 24. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] The Pacha left Cairo early on the morning of the 19th for Mansoorali, where he intended staying three days. He has left it again suddenly: some suppose he has gone back to Cairo, in consequence of the serious indisposition of Ibrahim Pacha. As the Pacha was expected at Kairioum, on the Mnahmudia canal, every preparation has been made for his ...