... The royal mail steamship England, Captain Dun- das, arrived at Dartmouth onTuesday, the 17th inst., from India, via the Cape of Good Hope. Her dates are-Calcutta, Dec. 15 ; Madras, Dec. 22; Point de Galle, Dec. 27; Mauritius, Jan. 12; Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 31; St. Helena, Feb. 10; Ascen- sion, Feb. 15. The England brings a large mail from the Mau- ritius and the Cape, and about thirty ...

... COUPT CiRCULAR. - o OSBORNE, MA! 26. The Queen and Prince, with the royal family, walked in the grounds yesterday morning. The royal dinner party included the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Royal, Prince Loiningen, Lady A. Bruce, and the ladlies and gentlemen in waiting. The band of the Royal Marines played during dinner, and in the evening Msjor-Gerreral the Hon. C. Grey and Mrs. Grey and the ...

... ENGLISH AND PRENTCH FINANE. Continned from Le J7ourntl o ?? die Per-Private Correeponience.] London, May 16. Sin-In England, there has been paid up already an enormous capital valued at least at eight milliards of our money (d320,000,000 English money), without reckoning the large sums which remait to be called up, and that which it is necessary to subscribe for the construction of new lines ...

... NEW gp.',st [FRON LAST NrIGr'S GAZSTTZ.J CROWN-OFFICE, APRIL 28. Members returned to serve in the Parliament summoned to be holden at Westminster the 30th April, 1857:- Coucty of Diublin-Jamnes Hans Hamilton, of Abbotstown- bouse, in the coanty of Dublin, Eeq. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Edward Taylor, of Ardgillan-castle, Balbriggan, in the county of Dublin. County of Down-The Hou. Arthur ...

... FRIGHTFUL BXPLOlIOY A T MILL. ?? IFIELDS, NEAR WOZYLEBRfAMPTOW. * IIREE LIVES LOST. On Tuesday afternoon, abnut four o'clock, anither of those ?? recurring ostastrophes which are, un- happily, inseparable from the prolsontion of the great napufauturiug prouwmso in which this district is vlgeu, took place at ilfield Furnaces. By it three men were iu- itenteiseously killes, and several otuers so ...

... In a letter to an officer, Dr. Vaughan, of Harrow, ex- oresses by request the results of his experience on the re- lations between military education and public schools. Dr. Vaughan strongly condemns the premature withdrawal of boys in order to subject them to a special and private course Of preparation for the army, and states a variety of reasons which convince him that public school ...

... THIRTY DA YS TO A USTRLIAM. -b Some observations which we made a few days since respecting the exaggerated anticipations of profit on the remittances of bullion or its repre- sentatives from Australia, by the establishment of a speedier mode of transit, seem to have been mis- understood by a certain class of our readers. From the letters addressed to us on the subject, one of which we ...

... URYSTAL PALACE COMPA?' ITS PRoSPBBOUS CONDITION. -- We have much pleasure zin publishing the following analysis of the directors' refort, to be o presented to the aharehiolderO at the fifth aunu~lg r~enqrmecting-tO-11roiIW. The tlotal revs oft the 3 eccmpacnn d.uring the last ysar was £115,627 6s. 8d,' and thoie ipefses £87,871 l9s. ld, abowng~a reft ofIi7,W %,7# o theyear's opera- ticons ...

... SETTLEME.fT OF THE LIVERPOOL TOWN DUES QUESTION. It is understood that this question is to be settled by a monetary compromise between the Now Conservancy ani Dock Trust and the Liverpool Corporation. The Liverpool Daity Post, which has a semi-official ar- ticle upon the subject, says: L~ast, Mfonda~y we stated that Mr. Robertson Gladstone bad made a proposition to the Board of Trade, which ...

... NA7EIZ GOVRiVAfENY OFFICES. The magnificent scheme for concentrating all the public offices upon one site, and that the finest site in Europe, has assumed so much solidity that the ground plans of locality and preliminary speci- fications of the architectural conditions to be ful- filled have already been issued by the Board of Works. Competitors of every class and nation are also invited to ...

... OQ3STI-XACY OF KING FERDINAND. 1 VIENNA, SATURDAY. 13:.ron da Hubner arrived here on Thursdiay evenling, and had a conference with Count Buol yesterday mornilg. Naples persists in its refusal. The resignlationi of Prince Petrulla has been ac- cepted. PRINCE NAPOLEON. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGR'APH. HAMIBURG, SATURDAY. Prince Napolion left for (Gluckstadt yesterday, 'Where he would embark with all his ...

... [FROa OUR. OWS CORIRESrONDENT.] BERLIN, JUNE 21. The newspapers have been disseminating much false and incorrect assertion in reference to the communications that have taken place between the two great German Powers on the question of the Danubian Principalities. So much is true, that Austria has had representations made at Berlin on the line of conduct Prussia has thought fit to follow in ...