... ECOLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENOE. Cardinal de Reisach will succeed Cardinal Andrea in the see of Sabine and the abbacy of Sabjaco. The General Assemblies of the Established and Free Churches of Scotland were opened in Edinburgh on Thursday. The Lord High Commissioner (the Earl of H~addington} held his usual levee in Holyrood Pa- lace in the morning. In the Established Assembly, the Rtev. Dr. James ...

... WRECKS ON THE COAST-IMMENSE I DAMAGE TO SHIPPING. The eastern coast was on Saturday aoen ete of disaster and danger such as is rarely witnessed even on this dangerous portion of the shores of England. A large num- ber of vessels bound for this and the neighbouring ports, had been waiting, for a south wind, and had sailed on the wind being favourable; when a change from south to south-east. ...

... 'I he Mercantile Marine bill bas been read a secoi-d time; thu Charitable Tru~ts bill hoas 90le through eatmmi I e; an attempt to modify the educatiol Pol2 of the governimelit in Ireland iltn bten ( ,fe td by nd io 142;, *n - Coumty Rates bill liha beef, «jthdrsH;Lill to Lao *t'nv Summary Juriediction bill lies panned a second ,. diliig. Ibe attention. hovvevtr, ebate in the has be, cin' fly ...

... -ChI.D SAf V God 9 THU RSDA Y, Juer d. (Before C. A. MONCK, Esq., chairman, and a Beneh of M agistrates.) The following gentlemen were sworn of the Grand Jur':- Simon'Mevwburn,-Esq., Acemb, foreman;Chas. Bsacoi Cire,, Esq:, Styford,11homas Ridley, Esq., Park-end, Jophn farbottle, Esq., Aniok Grange, J. M. Ridley, Esq., Huemshaugh, 'I homas bopwith, Esq., Alleaheads, William Cuthbert, jua E q., ...

... I THE ARCTIC SEARCHING EXPEDITION. Despatohes have been received at the Admiralty from Captain Kellett, C.Bi. of Her Majesty's ship Herald, dated at sea, the 14th of October,l850, on his return from Behring Straits. The Herald had communicated with her Majesty's ship Plover, on the 10th of JMlY, at Cha. misso Island, where the Plover had passed the pre- ceding winter. The two ships uroceeded ...

... I I QUARTIRLY MEETING.-WEDNESMAY, May 1. Mr Redhead, sergeant-at-mace,'anuouncedlthe mayor's invitation to the Council to dine at the Turf Hotel. Mr Thomas Crawhall was appoiuted a member of the River Committee, in the Room of AI r Ald. Proctor, de- ceased. Mr Ald. DUNN, in the absence of the chairman and vice-chairman of the Finance Committee, moved the sealing of various documents, and ...

... Ir FATAL COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND NORTH I, I WESTERN RAILWAY. | pI A collision of a very serious character took place on Saturday evening on the line of the London and North- Westorn Railway, at Weedon, Northamptonshire, by which one life was lost, and nearly all the passengers in the 4 o'clock up-train from Rugby were more or less in- jured, and a great destruction of property caused. It ...

... ATTEtPT TO sssNASSIA^TE TH]1 EMPEROR OF The folloviu intelligence has been received at te oreign offlcs, by a telegraphic message from Yienr, dated Friday :- An1 atteompt has been made on the lce of the Ernllror. His wvound is trifling. The perpe- trator ol the erirao hus been arrested. A des l s eays- YVinna, Friday. The Emperor Was to-tISy, nt oc (ClOck, on the Bastion, slightly gunded 0i ...

... DAILY AND PERIODICAL ['aIESS. 3WRtaNlING CIIle)ICIM.I'.-Whyl d1oc> IIlf ?? i FL--el pri~lopoe to deduc~lt voinliltter ompilanic., ?? Jwli''iI' fiomi' the number of inlilitia to lie ?? ie'piee'ive ci' ltiies? III loilttiir olt the exjsslinqta l'ilociel'C!: rpecialyt th latter-soie 1yeelk. Sine. ?? 1. th%., tile ;oicL, to be thu.,s rnkisedouill I)r so lill : 1101iltioal resoiiteits; buit the ...

... On Saturday night, a few hours after the arrival of the royal family at Windsor Castle from London, an alarming fire suddenly broke out in the private apart- ments, which are situated in the Prince of Wales's Tower. This tower overlooks Eton College and the terrace flower-garden and slopes. It standa at the north corner of the east terrace, and adjoins the Brunswick Tower, which forms the ...

... PlIOROGCATiON O F iPAl'WAME ?? rarliami et vas pr(rioegule thlis day ?? IIr ?? ty III PelSOII. 'Ih(he yveather M:S flle,bit tho number oif pe- suls alolig the line of Priei ussioll Nvms nimunlullty smadl. HLiC Molj.'ty left Bucklingham P'alac ; Iac fw mil utes bu- fore two, :i'd enutered the hoes it tweity ininites plst. The C ,mii uos hiving been unnmnoieded, hiol MIujes! deli uern th f ...

... DAILY AND PElIODICAL PRESS. TIMES, TUESDAY.- The short but significant conversation which took place on Monday night in the Rouse of Lords has thrown a clearer light on the position of this country towards Russia than could have been obtained by the most elaborate discussion of the negotiations in which the British government has so long been engaged. It is almost superfluous to add that no ...