... that the subject has not been taken by the new administration merely as a good cry for the country. The theme is prominent all the late electioneering addresses. Military training schools are being established for the fiist time since wc have had standing army. our dockyard schools a better mode of examination is introduced, and more substantial rewards are held out to the apprentices ...

... DRURY-LANE.—Tuns Evening, LES DE LA COUR6NNE. Characters by Messrs. Boulo, Allie, Barillo, Dclaaoy; Mad. Yiliiomi Labortle, and Mud. Guichard. After which, LE CHALET. Ts conclude with LE ROSSIGNOL. Doors open s.t 7. HAYMARKET.—Tuis Eveninq, THE BLACK DOMINO. Messrs. H. Holl, Hudson, James Bland; Madame Anna Tliillon; and Miss P. Horton. be followed BOROUGH'POLITICS; THE WONDERFUL WATER CURE; ...

... had consented to the exportation of national coin out of the kingdom. The same minister had issued a tariff regulating the duties on articles of merchandise coming from Asia. The country was tranquil. The harvest had commenced; in many places the groin had been injured by the hail. El Heraldo publishes the treaty by which Spain renounces her rights to Uruguay, and recognises the independence ...

... name of the lady who met with the fatal acculent combe, recorded yerterday m the but Murphy, and she was the wife of Mr. of Woolwich. The person who met his death at time was the policeman of the station, named rick Shaw. On Tuesday evening inquest was held.on bodies the Gardeners' Arms, Balcombe, the particulars we transcribe from the Brighton Clarke, the manager of the line, and Mr. HoweU, ...

... THE LATE MURDER AND SUICIDE BRIGHTON WORKHOUSE. An inquest on the bodies of the woman Norman and her infant child was held yesterday morn in? H Gell Esq., coroner The jury having * cecded to view the bodies, which were lyinir on the upper part of the house. On their return the was gone into Mr. Samuel Thorncroft, the assistant overseer November last the woman plied to mefoir relief, and few ...

... Rev. B. Kinlock, to Edmondthorpc, R., Leicestershire, 434/. Vacancies. —Groat Musgrave, R., Westmoreland, dio. Carlisle, 149'., with Glche Ho., patron, the Bishop, the death of the Rot. A. Heslop; Chaplaincy to the House of Correction, .Middlesex, vacant by the death of the Rev. D. Ruel, one of the ministers of St James, P.C., Pentonville. ...

... Daily Omca, The Newspaper is the intellectual life of the mix:- 7k,*..«turv—the great of modern civilisa- X'nt to'speak the moral and political safe' it affords, it places all, whatever varieties of fortune and position, on a t0 information. Only by its means is 11 ranitalist enabled to contend successfully wealthy rival for knowledge of those TfJL which affcct supply and 4emand—and there- ...

... :fit 5 1 the elections ; contain any political or * ard hv * ?pcelcl ref onn to be brought forsses at lea ? ■ rnini>nt Rehire the next Parliament, ■IP into M . eSt honorable views, which entirely in opposition to 'paid n ° a ' nst Jluchatel and Joe * a' direct\n!!i,e who represent the J KUc prevail I ,1 tr ou !*ht, their duty, tojnake no Lcy thp y *'ould not courage ,l F ,kkl •' «trugto ...

... 108 guests at grand banquet. It reported, says one of the Madrid journals, teat an afflicting catastrophe has occurred within the last few days on the coasts of Almcria, in Spain. A steamer carrying by orders of the general of the district, 600 troops on board, was unable to bear the weight of so many men. and went to the bottom, only two escaping. It is added that, although representations ...

... CITY OF LONDON ELECTION. Re-Election of Lord John Rvssell.—Yesterday being: the day fixed for the election of a member of parliament for the city, in the room of Lord John Russell, recently appointed First Lord the Treasury, the Gu : ldhall was crowded at an early hour, there being nearly persons present. At a quarter pa«t eleven, Lord John Russell arrived in the hail, accompanied by the ...

... address us in confidence will find their confidence respected. NEITHER CAN WE UNDERTAKE TO RETURN ANY MANUSCRIPTS WHATEVER. ...

... The members of the Navy Club gave the customary annual entertainment to the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Earl of Ellenborough, on Thursday last, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. Jamcs's-strcet. Admiral Sir Byam Martin,G.C.B., presided on .the occasion, and among the members present were Admiral Sir George Martin, G.C.B. and G.C.M.G.: Admiral the Right Hon. Sir George Cockburn, G.C.8.; ...