... THE QUEEN IN THE HICHLANDS. LOCE LAGGAN, TUBSDAY.PiOBWnNO. The Royal party proceeded to the shooting quarter at Loch Laggan Walk shortly after: ten o'clock, and the result was a most succesaful one-sucb, indeed; as to compensate for many previous disappointmeits. The party consiated of hie Royal Hligheas Prince Albert, Lord Palmerston, the Eon. Captain Gordon, and Mr. Ansod , eacb arte witho ...

... MI SCELLANEOUS. PREOPEoNING or THE BRITISH IMluseux.-This national museum was re-opened to the public on Wednesday, and will continue open every successive Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from ten to four. SCHOOL or AUT.-A School of Art for artists and ama- teurs has been formed by the Incorporated Society of British Artists. The arrangements having been all comr pleted, it will be open to its ...

... jatofvrpt. SATURaY, SEPT. 25. The inquest on the sufferers by the explosion of the Cricket steam-boat closed yesterday, when, after an absence of two hours, the jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Heasman, the engineer of the Cricket at the time of the accident ; they added that they considered Clark, the former engineer, highly culpable, and unfit to hold such a situation ; and ...

... What do the Irish representatives intend doing in the next session of parliament ? Do they mean to act as they did this year, when some of them were altogether absent, others agitating on impractica- ble subjects—some were abusing the existing government, and few or none of them giving any useful suggestions to the legislature ? Or will they turn over a new leaf, and give evidence of the ...

... NEW ZEALAND.—VVe have accounts fro»1 colony to the 13th of April, not later indeed than «• formerly published, but containing some additional it»» intelligence. On the Ist Grey **. i tertained by the community ef Nelson, the Hon. C. lon presiding, at a public dinner which was largely After the usual loyal toasts the chairman, in most mentary speech, proposed the health of the govern* ...

... Accounts have been received from Erzeroum to the 3rd Aug. The troops who rebelled on occour.t of their pay being in arrtar have returned their duty, and all tranquil; they are preparing set out for the campaign in Khorassan. This rebellion in Albania is not yet put down; nearly all the country arms. Many of the fortified towns, it is true, are iii the hands of the emperor's troops, but the ...

... Strange effort of political wisdom and power!— that two great countries, like France and England, liaving undertaken the tutelage of Spain, or, at least, jf its young constitutional Queen, should have spent six years in the task of marrying her, and should have iccomplishcd that task in marrying her to a nincompoop, which necessitates the employment of another six years in unmarrying the royal ...

... by the steam frigate Montezuma to Toulon, respecting Abd-el-Kader. This vessel touched at Mellila, a Spanish settlement on the African coast, on the Bth, where it was said that Abd-el-Kader was then engaged in exercising his troops, and that the distant reports of his artillery were continually heard. Advices from Oran say that the Emir receives constant reinforcements, and that the Arabs ...

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... DREADFUL STORM AND SHIPWECXS. LOSS OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP WITH THREE HUN- DRED EMIGRANTS. On Sunday morning, some parts of the south and north were visited by a mast disastrous storm, but slightly felt in this part of the coua- try. In Satberland 'and Caitbness the storm appears to have been awful, and to bate been attended by the moast melancholy consequences. A large emigrant vessel is said to ...

... UIPORMATION POn PRISONERS. TO THEr EDITOR OP LLOYaS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Sra,-A most irregular practice is growing up, of making arrests in execution for debt, including interest on costs. Nothing can be more unwarrantable. It is a sheet abuse of the 1st and 2nd VIe.,e. Il0, sec. 17, which section is am follows:- And be It enacted, that every judgment debt shall carry interest at the rate of 4 ...

... ANALYSIS OF THE NEW HOUSE OF COMOIIONS. The following analysis of the parties that will consti- tute the new House of Conimons appears in the 'Leeds Mercury,' and seems to have been carefully compiled Jib. Peel. Pro. English counties ?? ?? 13 ?? 92 W elch counties ?? 3 2 ?? 10 Scotch counties . . ?? 9 ?? . 7 Orlneys (result not known, but both candidates being Liberals).1 ?? 0 ?? 0 Irish ?? ?? ...