... rWestern Powers as would pave the way for the admis sion of a Prussian representative to the approaching Vienna conferences. Lord John Russell has also had a few words to say to the French Emperor and his clever foreign minister on his way through Paris to Berlin ...

... but the men preferred tea; since the Peninsula war there had not been much change in the state of the army, except in the arms of the troops, and the character of the men, both of which were great iy sipruveu, rife regiainulae UILO JO, I er-mp their ...

... WII~AMoS, Of the 2nd Life Guards, was the reviewing ofifhcer of the Gloucester Yeomanry, on Friday, anod not the Earl s Cardigan, as anticipated by tile Cheltenham press. Vria colossal American clipper, Great Regpilbic, hus left Maer- salliesB for C ...

... he contrived to hanig himself in Ite evening. English non-commissioned officers and soldiers were seen last week walking arm in arm with Frenolh non-commissioned officers and soldiers on the Boulevards and in the Champs Elysese. They were invalids of the ...

... existence, like the others, by the abolition of the penny stamp, has also expired.-Scottish Press. MAN'SION-IOUSE, July 2'.l-John Lloyd, a well-dressed fellow of extraordinary assurance, was charged with having stolen an umbrella, and was committed for ...

... invaluable allies by keeping up a regular shell practice on the batteries fromtbe Creek to the Redan. Our Quarry Bat- tery, armed with two mortars and eight cohorns, just 400 yards below the Redan, plies the suburb in the rear of the Malakhoff vigoroosly ...

... Saturday morning infor- mation was brought to Cliften Police-statieni that a dire lied taken place on the premises ot' Mr. John Bryant, grocer, Waterloo-place. 'Tleeofficer on duty at once deepatehed some pf thiereserve force witti stand-pipes to the ...

... Hughes, from ed'Beegor; the Elizabeth, Jones, from Cardigan. dENsTEREn OUT-The. Hieubsry, Alexander, for H. vre and the IC, Crimea; the Eateries, Jewell, the Ganymede, Diudon, end the 01Victory, Johns, for Africa; the Elizabetht,'Erwin, for Trinidad ; ...

... -(From lat night's Gazete,) John Dalby, Norwood, Surrey, carpenter Henry Thomas Harwood, Isl ngton, paper-hanging rnaker James MorraUl, Bermondsey, Surrey, leather-dreeeer John Simmons, Backlerebury. London, bill-broker John Whiscott, Westonbury, Hereford ...

... the reception of evidence. of The eases wiil be taken according to lbs rank of the officers- I of namely, Lord Lucas, Lord Cardigan, Sir George Airey, Cel. - IaGordon. Notice wee directed to be sent to Sir J. MI1Neill anad T Ili Cot. Talloch that their ...

... of all Europe. Whilst our childrenwerc'nnable towalk the mothers of England were to be seen carrying them to school In their arms, but no sooner were they able to walk of themselves than they were left to take care oi'themselves. It was a melancholy fact- ...

... The business was confined to explanations concerning the production of papers connected with Persia and China; to Earl n Cardigan again defending his military reputation against what N he called the false statements of Major Somerset Caltlorpe h in ...