... MINISTERIAL MOVEUEIVYTSG. 7S. FRNoii OUR SvECIAL CORtRlESPOsNDENT SEAST COWES, JtUNtt 30, 6 O'CLOCK, ?? Johii It lINS~ei1 is ne0W 9t Osbornle Iletise. ITL arrivsed at Gosinort: by the ordinary express train,an iimmediaitely proceeded to Osborne HOoese, ill ti,. FPaiiy, S which b ad been lying off thle Vietualling9-y ard, with her steofli tipl, till day. Lord John nrrived at Mlead's Ilitle ...

... I J We have recoived since our publication of yester- day, the following communications from our Private Correspondent in London; they will be found to con. t tain the most recent and the 'most accurate intelli- 0 gence upon the affairs which now engage the atten. tion of the people of those countries (FreoM OttUR PRIATE CORiESCORDflNT.) i London, Sunday Night. a As yet nothing ben been done ...

... I INVERURYHORTICULTVRAL SOCIETY. The first competition of this Society for the seasontook lace in the Town-hall on Friday the 26th ult. The show of Fruits and Vegetables was very superior, while in the floral depart- ment- Every flower Vied with its fellow plant in luxury Of dress.' The atteadance was nunerous and respectable, giving strong proof of the growing interest taken in the ...

... THE MOtrNINTG CHIRONICLE. LONDON: WTEDNLESDA Y, JULY 1, 184G. It is hardly surprising, that the sort of dramatic interest with whllichl Sir eRo3mE1T Pir= has so hal- pily succeeded in gracing and dignifying his retire- ment from office, should takle, for the time at lcast, a strong hold on the imagination and sympathies of a considerable portion of the public. The spectacle of an able and ...

... DERBY MA1ERtCURY. VEFDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1846. It widl be seen, from the debate sketched in another column of our paper, that the Conservative govern- ment is broken up. On M1onday Sir lio0ErT PEEL J announced the fact in the House of Commons, in a speech remarkablc for its subdued tone; and the Duke of W4ELLINGTON did the same thing in the House of Lords. Lord JonmN RUSSELL is busily employed in ...

... Thle Daily NeSS t-says -We have receiv-ed a variety of corn- mnunications relative to the public rejoicing which~ will, or ought to take place, on the Corn-law Repeal Bill becoming thle law of thle land. One correspondent says that it is in- stended to have a general illumination. In Manchester, Li- s verpool, Bil'iingham, Sheffield, lBlackbnrn, end Rlocldae 0the illumination will be on a ...

... LONDOI GA ZISkTT.B of TUESIMA Y, June 30. at wmITKIIlALL, JuNn 27. r. Thle Queen hioe- been pleased to grane utnto William Alex- !dii nude~r Anthony Arci holbld 1-1 emiiltio Douglas, Esq. (coin- 1 uc011lY (oiled Marqluess of Docg-lts mid Clydesclale), the id office ot Knight MonjrShall of Scotlanid, fin the room of Wil- tliain George Earl of Erroll, deceesed. le ~~WHITEHALL, JuN11~ 27. e- The ...

... SCOTLAN B. POST-OFFWiRAiitnir -c-errdrt ta on arid] a.. after Mondr'y the 2fith, the Post. Olijee autboritieg wIllII avail Vythremseves of tho facilities aWlorded 1hY the opening of the North its British h~allWaY froMi Edinburgh to 1Berwick, thus lessenling, [by ho aboit four houirsthe timaeiat present occupied in runinin'g-the hie night and day nurils between London and Edinburgh, and, as il- ...

... ABFRDEENSHIRE HORTIULThRAKL SOCIETY. I I - - I.. ,. r. .,: . , The second exhibition for the present. season of this society took place on Wednesday. The show of flowers was, perhaps, fully as magnificent as any that ever was witnessed at this pe- Inod in ansy preious season. The attendance was very numer- ons. The following is a list of the awrds of the Judges - For the best Twelve ...

... 111,11 m4 - -wnrs vi-v --a ! I - The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Last Week. Correspoluding Week, 18. i. s. d. e. 5. d. f Eriptern Counties, and Nort 9,026 1 10 0,489 4 4 f and Eastern - e-- rn--} S Edinburgh and Glasgow - - - - 3,14 15 3 2,702 7 0 Great Western - - - - - - - 20,803 B 2 19,740 4 7 Glasgow, Paisley, anrd Ayr - - - 2,103 17 9 1,902 3 7 S Great North ...

... Tnr conntry, it would appear, is to be again subjected to all the anxieties of a Ministerial crisis, at the close of a session which presents a heavy arrear of business both of a public and private character. This juncture has been produced partly by the defeat of Alinisters-on the Coercion Bill; but more particu- larly, if report speak the truth, by some hitch in the Cabinet on the subject of ...

... AWFUL THUNDER STOR-1 IN STRATfSPEY. I On Friday, the i9th ultino, the districts on the southern side of the river Spey, extending from the Nethy to Ballindal- i loch, wvere visited by one of the most terrific thunder storms ever witnessed in this country. The morning, like several whichI had preceded it lately, was excessively hot and sultry, with a slight breeze bloning from the S.W. -The sky ...