... ACCOUCHEMENrT OF HER MAJESTY. BIRTH OF A PRINCESS. (FROMn TH.E COURT CIRCULAR.) BUCKINGHAM PALACE, M.%y 25. This afternoon, at five minutes beibre three o'clock the Queen was safely delivered of a Princess. In the room with her ?? were his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr. Locock, and Mrs. Lilly, the monthly nurse; and in the rooms adjoining were the other medi- cal attendants, Sir James Clark ...

... e FRANCE.- it 'Nothing bas transpired since our last relative to thle Ce attemlpt of Leconite. Tihere is no ground for aSsuim- y ing that hie hadaccompliccs,thosigh the M1-inisterialljournals ftl still affect to believe that hie had, Hli hlts undergone It Cseveral lengthened examinations by the 1mvw officers or' it the Crown, but none of' the pnrticulars have transpired. ni ftrehisrted that, ...

... The Queen and Prince Albeit passed a great part of last a week on the sea. Early on Tuseday sorning the Duchess of Kent, who ar- rived on a1 visit to her Majesty on the previous Friday, left l Osborne-house for town, and immediately afterwarils the Queen and Prince Albert, attended by several members of the C court, embarked in the royal yacht, and steered for Devon- I port. T'Ce Black Eagle ...

... SHIPWRECK OF THE. NEW YORK AND BOSTONl } ISTEAMER AtTLANTIC. STEAMER ATLANTIC. FOIITY LIVES LOST. r. The appalling wreck of tile new steamer Atlantic, in the rs sheltered waters of Lolng island Sound, has been the sad pre- id vailing topic ot conversationl and public interest for the last 29tJ d two or three days. The particulrs of her loss eupy, as you sre e- will find, severl columns of thle ...

... FRANCE, The Paris journals are chiiefly occupied with the Spanish marriage. The Chamber sot' Deputies, on Thursday,4 adopted, by la large majority, 'an address in reply to the speech from the throne, of which it was little Inure than aiiecho. lhereis thieprincipal iltragiraj)li :-'Siro,-Y'ou have learnt from your youth to love aid serve France; there are no trials'whichl you have notsupiported ...

... II THE BROAD AND) NARRIOW GAUGES-LAMENT- I ABLE ACI'DENT. . I r l- ?? if If uso;a .. -A.. s rA14? -1.1 - l ?? _ L. rp 1 . I of The result of a series of experiments made on the Great * Western and Great North of England Railways, shows the I(I g* average speed upon the narrow-guage line, withi 0 tols, has v. ng been labout 44 miles per holir; with a maximum sliced of 56,}l miles per hour, ...

... | (} 11.w TESTANT OPERA.- a9 Ileifl.,F~v TIVI-, A Sl'Alr> tiles I I'esident-l e ' -, l;t I'l it't Aill ( tN;tA. ?? gh l~j~c~jdeItlQN. N 1 lit vr 1\ATIOI NA . ?? tile We ire 4 Christ Church Dcr v,, if it whichli, we dir i mit, 2it~I l2. 'lltl- ti t the T will the ti-m it) tibt t til aalttronin 'sos- is toxin fulli oeration, Imil we are t Ii n lpldl t le\ rnett ing in ?? tfhln *iilh l t ni-nm ...

... RAIL IVA Y INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH ST'ArrORaoSlstlr JUNCTIoN RAILIwAY.-The com- mittee of management have informed the shlareholders that en arrangement has been entered into with the Trent Valley, MidLinds, and Grand Junction Companv, mutuaillv to wave all opposition on standing orders, each coipanvy having agreed that their bills shell go before the select cosilnniittee on the bills on their ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC IRETURNS. RtAIL WAX YTR1AI-TIC iULT'U.tN6. Thle following arc the reccipts of railways for the past week--that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made, together with the receipts fior the same week of the previous year:- - Eastern Counties, and Northern1 and Eastern, Feb. I - - - - I Edinburgh and Glasgow, Jeij. 31 - Great WVstear, Feb. I . - - - ...

... 11OUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, April 21. Their lordships resimied their sittings aifter tihe Easter recess at the usual hsaur, whenu, various9 petitions having been presented, The Bishop of DuRHtSATS1 rose to ask thle noble Presideunt of the Board of Trade, whletbe cI' hs attention had heess drawn to a serious accident which hadl taken place on the Brandling Junction Railway ?? whether it was ...

... THIE HIOUSELESS CHIILDRIEN O1F LONDON, til li, ?? Ile fal Ire slc as le les ly, is its :iS, to lil icc on is- till it- All [i- ret liii of toi lie ?? ti- 111- es- ay on an tie er, ed, lie b L of. if 'cd ule Is. to Ir'- Ate -ill lot Sir iill a2. rid nt. ell lidI -- .I5IJWtLL5SN CHILDR{EN OF LONDON. In. a icent scehrel of Lord Ashley's, deliv'er'ed at a meeting of the l'esfoiril Aid Society, ...

... THE PASSENGER TRAFFIC ON TIME RAILWAYS I HAVING A TERMINUS IN LONDON. , The raivways fromn Lonldon to n a flu v nfr . h Tch railways from London to v'rious parts of the country rg being nowv itn full o1e)ratioll, the following brief notice of the or ?? of passetnger trains daily leaving London by the 15s several linies Possesses some interest:- 2 ;1 The Great Western.-On this linie of railway ...