... LONDON, Saturday Morning, Oct. 25, 1845. As we have shown by our extracts in another part of to-day's paper, the news from India by the arrival announced yesterday is not, if we except the condition of Lahore, of much political import. ance. We perceive, however, that Mr R. Mont. gomery Martin has arrived at Bombay from China having provisionally relinquished the Treasurer-' ship of Hong-Kong, ...

... FRANCE. PROBABLE RETIREMENT OF MARSHAL SOULT.-The report which has been long current of the intended ve- tirement of Marshal Soult from the Ministry has been renewed in Paris, and it is now very probable that he will not remain at all events in the office of Minister of War. The ' Presse' of Monday says- If we are rightly informed, all the earnest representations made yesterday, in the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS AT CHRIST'S I ~~~HOSPITAL.II On Wednesday the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor elect, several of the aldermen and the Common Council, governors, and the City officers, proceeded in their car- riages to Christ's Hospital, for the purpose of holding a court of all the royal hospitals, to receive a corrected list of the governors of the hospitals, to be confirmed accord- ing ...

... I I THE QUEEN. --Her Majesty has announced her inten- tion of revisiting Osborne House, at the latter end of this or the beginning of next month, and has issued her com- mands to have the Fairy, tender, in readiness to convey her from the Clarence yard to Cowes. POSTPONEMENT or HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO ARUN- DEL CASTLE.-This interesting circumstance, which has been talked of for the last year, ...

... POLITIC AAL. THE MINISTRY.-Private letters sent us by a close observer, tend strongly to confirm the rumours in the London papers, that the breach between Peel and Stanley is becoming so serious as to render the retirement of the latter from office before Parliament meets more than pro- bable.-' Scotsman.' OPENING OF THE, PORTS.-Finding that there is such a lamentable failure of the potato ...

... 1 If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolves to venture upon the dangerous precipliceof tell. give nor to take uarter. If betell th crimeofgremantind-neither to ?? him with the iron hands ef the lawa; if be tells them of their irtue, vwhellthey have any, then the mob attacks him with slander. Bot if he regards truth, tet him expect ...

... THRE NEW ROYAL EXCHANGE.-The statue of Sir Thomas Gresanam, by Bellnes, has, during the last few days, been fixed in the niche in front of the new Royal chailange, at the east end, and under the cupola. OPENING OF THE PIER AT BLACEFRIARS BRIDGE.- This pier, which has been for a considerable time in pro- gress, was opened to the public on Wednesday. It is a commodious and substantial structure, ...