... confirming this painful intelligence. The following account is given a private of the Bth battalion of the Orleans Chasseurs, who made his escape : — The deira was encamped about three leagues from the Molouia. The prisoners were about in number. the 27th April, in the afternoon, a letter was received at the from Abd-el-Kadcr. Three horsemen arrived at the camp where the prisoners were, to ...

... Her Majesty the Quee.i Dowager, accompanied by his Prince Edward of SaxeWeimar and her suite, left Jfarlborough-house at half past nine o'clock yesterday morring, to procccd, eiti South Ea«tern railway, to Ramsgate, en route for the Continent. Her Majesty received -visits on Monday evening at Marlborough-house from their Royal High the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Cambridge. The train ...

... is too important to need any apology for returning to it; even if the dreadful examples that have since occurred, did not again force it upon us. That the necessity of some addition to the personal security of the weaker sex is urgent, may be seen by any one who merely looks at the frequent of outrage that disgrace our police-courts. The cases there exhibited to the public gaze, even the ...

... CHILDREN AT ST. PAUL'S. Yesterday, the meeting of the charity children of the metropolitan parishes took place at St. Paul's Cathedral. The numbers were estimated between 8,000 and 10,000. When they were all assembled, the scene was extremely beautiful; and when they commenced singing the 100 th Psalm, their united voices produced a sublime effect. The psalms were chanted tne gentlemen of the ...

... the Hoard of Trade, the business, we suppose, may now be considered settled on the basis therein laid down. Our views on the character of this settlement having Icen given when the minute was published, little remains to added on the final act of the performance. We cannot however wholly pass over the concluding decision of a question of great importance, to the progress of which we have given ...

... Ayr.—Commission the Lord Lieutenant.—R. Crichton, gent., to be ensign, vice R. Mackay, promoted. Wigtown.—Commission by the Lord Lieutenant. —E. H. Maxwell, Esq., to be captain, vice E. Stewart, resigned. Inverness.—Commissions bt the Lord Lieutbnant. —J. Gordon, Esq., younger, to be captain, vice J. R. Dunn' resigned; Hon. J. Grant, to be captain, vice W. Mackenzie, deceased. ...

... IRELAN D. DUBLIN, Ju~ri., 13. fm'mto.av oull CoitirSIPONDLNT.] DIISTRESS OP, WilE' PE1OPILE. There are still comtplaintis ot' severe distress front mintly distrelcts 'I'lme! governument are abouit to issue the SUPPlies 0f 100d, so taroviilen~tially tiaced in granaries, to preserve thle poor front wanat du ring, thle most critleal pot iod of' thle season, when there is comiparatively littl ...

... MADR~ID), JL:, )22. rltlOM ?? COliltl'St'iN ?? 'l'he recent article ill tie Paris Conistitatiour7i?, oil the Spanislh u~ari rgel p uest i n is i'e'tr'ided here as essentially correct, thoupgit lhere tic omissionos whicll ogilitg to be filled up), in order to mresenlt tile ease in a true light. T'l idea of' lih Trawl', i ajto, i tiiitc ntll °t1 , T ?? (Ildnsio,. Is los ?? Oil handls, orieinate ...

... The LON:DON CGAZETTE of FRIDAY, June 19. CThle Lord Chrnttrellor bas ?? James Williamr Crntttfof II~oCttastlt, of Lincolfnshire, GSent., to be Itvei ?? J, t ritlr ?? Court of Clittncery.] iner W 0tt OFFCE, JuspE to. lion, Sd Drgoon ?? johni Datriel Disyno to be Major, by rurpto adrctrngie, Gie acrd t, ?? retires ; Lieirteiiant witlnii Srioire to one, be rCotli's, try tICedlcrt~5, ?? corlkot ...

... MORNING ClIHRONI CLE OFFICE, Saturday Morning. SECOND EDITION. OVERLAND MAIL. ALEXANDRIA, Ju.NE 18, 18s46. The Peninsular and Orient-LI Company's steamer, di Precursor, which left Calcutta on the 3d Mray, with in TI passengers and the mail, arrived at Aden on the where it met the Honourable East India Coin- or to pany's steamer Cleopatra, from Bombay, with to passengers and the mails, and ...

... HIIR FREzNCI7 in A LG E.RI ?? SSA CRE OF F'RENCHT PRISONERS. r Accountohlanve been received from Algiers to ?? 2th .ultimo. They bring us letters froon Orni of tie lil, - whicl airnounnee that the wiole of the French prisoners itl the Dheira of Abd-el-iaoder, wilih the exct ption of'bVniI or eginht, have been barboroensly mioissavred by orders of ?? chief. Tine niniunber who hove met with ...

... ited 4. 1Ian NEWX YORK, MAY its. Otis [PROM 01111 C01RRliS1ONflEiT.] war- The greao nw you. will receive by the Cambhria i. the If ILiII~N' OF- WARl iIETNVEEN TlER it- U~N'Tn STAT'rS AND) M xi,,co, Thui details of the( incollision between the Mlexicana00(1Americani trloop, I 100 the Proid(uilnt's wr-inie~ssgo, thle measures'C passe5d WV. by, Colngress, the excieuilent and-wni'iike prl'parail ...