... te OOURT, &o. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Df Stephen Henry Sullivan, Esq., now her Majesty's charge is d'affaires and consul-general in the republicof Chili, to be In her Majesty's eharge d'affaires and consul-general in the ie republic of Peru. A The Queen has also been pleased to appoint Captain the is Hen. Edward Alfred John Harris, R. N., now her D- Majesty's charge ...

... |- TLONDON GOSSJP.-THURSDAY. I (Fcosa our own Correspondent.) Stale, flat, and unprofitable is at this moment the most appropriate motto for metropolitan intelligence: there is a lull in the political atmosphere-perhaps the prelude of a tempest of excitement, when the jarring elements of party strife come again into contact. In the person of the Earl of Clarendon, the new Foreign Secre- ?? ...

... I THE WINTERS OF THE LAST EIGHfy - ~~~YEARS. 8 . e (From the Gardener's Chronicle.) It is a prevalent notion that the climate of this country ,e has altered; the winters, and more especially the months of y Decem ber and January, being now much milder than they s were in the end of the last, and beginning of the present h century. In order to arrive at a more. definite conclusion ,a on the ...

... T ?? ?? TS ?? LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. At last the election for the University of Oxford is over; and in spite of his being a coalition minister, and in spite of that greater obstacle, Archdeaoon DSNISON, GLADSTONE is in. His majority is numerically about the same as it stood yesterday week; so that the election was then virtually de- cided. I-ad it then been olosed, much trouble would have ...

... , obfIcI I e - , , ?? ?? 'Biobsrd Cobden,.Esq. M. P. for the West Riding of 5York- lohire, has promised 'to preside at the annual soirte of tke' Mechlanics' Institution, at Holonfifth, next weolt. Itis runinoured,thet. Eaeter is to be made a garrison town, 'and thet .a competent force of infantry and ertillery will be rstationted.there~fortlhwith. , In ?? for. the sewerage at ILeeds, a ...

... - ?? W V ?? - l1--1 ?? . v\-1 - -19 9 99 awok COURT, Arc. and c WtINDSOR, FaTDAY.-The Duke of Neweastle, secretary door, of state for the colonies, had the honour of laying before insid, the Queen,. yesterday, a nugget of pure gold, weighing burgI 28 lb., and valued at about £1600, found in the colony of of th oVictoria, Australia, and presented by the loyal inhabi- shoeE tants to her Majesty. ...

... I LONDON, TUnSDAY MONZING. we, All the world - in London, at least - is yet in a state of ia surprise at the suddenness of the matrimonial determination ts of Louis NAPoLEoN, much more so than at his resolution to marry out of a princely house. At present, however, opinion can secarcely be said to have arrived at a uniform or Id definite conviction as to the wisdom or the folly of this un-- ...

... I SECOND EDNITIW. I' XB UMsau-OPFIeB, FRIDAY, JAli. 28, Etinv52 Q'I10OE, Li..X nmaa r ?? ELECTRXO TZLEGRAPk-] ao Tun MiLtititi ArND Mu. GnAflTONN.,_The Adv~ertiser~ at 'M Says- The-report is prevalent in political circles that7 15.01 Mr. Gladstone is already at variance with several leading pori ~.members of the cabinet on the subject of the income dece tax, and that the, result will pro ...

... ilyA meeting of persons interested in this benevolent ipt design was held in the mayor's-parlbur of the Town Hall, .rge on Monday evening. The object of the- ~ rojected insti- the tution is, the establishment in Manchiester of a home f& r 352, domestic servants, where,' When; out 'of- pla e, .they. toay this find not only comfort, bitt the: means of self-improve- e of meot; where they maylbe ...

... l UNACCOUNTABLE DEATH BY DROWNING tton A melancholy affair has happened at the Oxford Road end ftie Of the town-the discovery of the dead body of a respectabl~e heir was person, who seems to have met her fate in a manner which Itity it is difficult to believe was altogether accidental; and the lichl appearances are such that no satisfactory explanation of them ght, can be suggested. She was a. ...

... ROSSENDA LE. I llAsLNGDeEN UNION.-The guardians, at the Board-room, Has- lingden, yesterday week, elected Mr. Henry lHaworth, of Mouse Nest, near Newchurch, to the office of assistant overseer and collector for the Newchurch district. DRUIDs.-On Thursday week, the Executive Council of the Ancient Order of Druids, held at the house of P.A. John Hard. man, Newehurch, in Rossendale, sat down to ...

... T HE MINISTERI AL RE-ELECTIONS. - THE IRISH BRIGADE. I I As there is no rule without an exception, soaamong the I numerous and cordial re-elections of the members of the Aberdeen Administration, there is one failnre. England has triumphantly re-elected all her members who had been selected to posts of honour in the new administra- tioa; Scotland, without opposition, chose again the mem- bers ...