... t THE practice of War is not only congenial to r depraved human nature, bat it has obtained a kind of E consecration from the illustrations it has afforded of valour and patriotism, and from the lofty genius of the ,t poets and historians who have sung or recorded its e achievements. By these means the work of wholesale destruction has been strangely surrounded with a halo x of glory that ...

... s. I r r rb- v! -12- * 1 71 _ ._ d THE allied forces of Protection held a grand yeas 7, field-day in Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday, under eolo r their commander-in-chief, the DUxE OF RICumOND. queE is They opened their campaign against Free Trade, and, cons L. after proclaiming open and mortal war, they put their was Squadrons and battalions in motion, with drums beating govT e and colours ...

... V FRANCE. Palrs, Friday Mforning. La Patric announces that SKI. Ledru Rollin has been a arrested onl tire road to Lyons. oh iieso Tire ilonilecrr publishes a proclamation tthciie s o Paris, signed by the President of the Council and other t ministers, announcing that in consequence of the conduct 1 Of thle assarcliists, Paris is declared in a state of siege, as the only oreans of sa ingte ...

... HOUS1E OF CO11.NS-MONnr I, JUNE 1. i The SP EA K SR t'ol I lle IOU,-. C Sir D. DUNDAs and VisCout tUEpIt'SE:Y t Iok 1he oaths and t their sethts for SurA-erbond and South %V rwiel&,hire renpFctivel. t ,e The Xieport of the Renfrewshire Justice ot Peace Courts (re- t h. committed) Bill was taken into culesideration i - Pet~iieas were presealted by F. Miaule, from the. General Is. 0 beren ...

... GENERAL ASSEIBLY-S ENDOWMENT SCHENIE. T blt..- - . _, . . . .. .. . ?? Is, Last night at? 7O'clotk, a meeting, in accordance with a recent hoe deliverance Of thle Asemeebly, was hold on this subject, in cite lie N~~e FllGeorge. Street, Edinbuirgh. The meeting was a or numerous anti irtlunential one, a nit contained a large proportion of eY Li~lies. (In the mnotion oif Mr Pr-ingle of Whytbank, ...

... LONDJON. JUNE 27. The Qneen.-It is now pretty well understood, in circles Iiieli to he well informed, that her Majesty will proceed to Ireland about the 4th of August next, going from Bristol to Cork, and thence by Killarney to Dublin, where, it is expected, her .Majesty intends holding a levee and a drawing room. The Royal party will subsequently re-visit Prince Albert's shooting ijuarters in ...

... 1iOCSE OF LORDS-TrhLISDYAY, JUxE 14. N-3, T -1i - - - I I., - i Toir Teordslilps olet at tite usllal liour, 1it ()n the motion of Earl GRANY A VTL . tnb rrport of theambnd_ I mens on the Account of Turnpike Tr Tsls (sron oanrl) Bill w7as recenal : ad nd, on tile mntion of lord RBDE SDALE, theTurn- t pis y rrii-tq Union Bill was read a third tie niri passed. P ,jlord C.MPEmIE then' laid on the ...

... EIN-'PillulISS FROM 11A.111,81. [BYMOR W El'(llIUlE1l'iN IiLNT1.1.1' L t t,_ Ii fl InI~t iin L., 'f tile s2,tateli that inl fillptliel' ?? 11:01 takekl 1p:aCC ilitwe ell tile IRollialI Lalld thle ?? ?? Ilj) ti) tillt date' a11lmistice of eigiht (Iii 15I111CI ~~l of ill Ihi l 1f 1,012':1 put a leu~ll ('Mcra, evell I iL, rspilltileg ftie'liblicioftile o'alhc:' :t11 doliOV, lll~ 'o ?? ?? who'S ...

... IRELAN D. [tDUBLIN, SATU'RDBAY 3MORNIN1l. [PROM OUTR OWN1 COH)tP3Po'OqDHXT.] ?? IHARVEST.-POTATO CJnor,.-A careful ex- ie amination of the accounts received to-day from all Idparts of the country would lead to the ?? ry that there is still no well grounded cause of alarm. ?? rational person could expect that the disease, he now so long existing in the potato, would at once i-disappear, and we ...

... I' A L Y. f1tME, SUN'DAY, JUNE 3. fFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] SiX ?? slumbers have been disturbed byhy the beat of the yra('nale, and the dread note of inili- I tary preparation. A sniart firc of musketry undet' Monte Mario, and in tile icighllolu- hood of Ponte Molle, and the boom (if heavy guns directed against tite Trasteverc face of theI city, have been heard for two hours past. The un- ...

... CO PLr T CIRCULIR. The Queen, teie Queen of tit: llellgians, andI Pi ine ?? t. accunlptailaied by thi Prince oif Wales anl the Princess Alicer, took at drive yesterday hi an opli enrriage a:d fulir. Lietlt.- Colonel tilC lion. . 13. Pllipl)s attended n11 horseback. Ilis Royal flighiness P'rince Albert, attended by Lieut.- Colonel the 110lo. C. B. Ploplps and Colonel ?? erie, ill- opucted the ...

... THE MORNING- CHRONICLE. LON DON: i {~ ~~~W 1 8 . t , ort49. v'c havve no desire to detract from the credit whwJA inmy be juqtly du- Go ?? present Admini~tra-] ti;iu abrV the red ivtiojm il tbe public ?? which they have really originated. Neither are we ii disposed to scrutinize very closely the motives or d stimulants which have operated in producing such e salutary reforms. Still We cannot ...