... ?? l E K A I I R W A R. I it ra a :a r I fl *- 11 f . (FPrini tile Timies.) a i l tlke C'alcuf tta ba ve received intelligence resptectilig the i irdi ittill otf thete e Nhat hit e icicl, sholild it prove triu a Cannot fl Iil t) _hve gelnlrlal Satisfililcten. . i kce tho etl ?? k tile U ovnor tain BLeasuta I:mid all m td ?? fittilt ill tlat (Itllnl'tif. ?? Excelleiey hlied close~d iewintits ...

... GLASGOW, APRIuL 1. Statistics of Seil)pping on the Clyde.-In the elaborate as to tabular statement published icn the .Aail last week, thei the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. M'Millan and Son, affec of Dumbarton, was by some oversight omitted; but done ve believe that with that exception the list is in the was main correct. Messrs. M'Millan have at present three grie) very fine vessels on the ...

... The Queen hats been pleansed by lottoro poteont order tile a root Seal Or tle Unitteut lRigdoco, hearing ditto the 29th dey of Mooch instcant to ?? ono dectlare thot tloo boroogh oif Moncrichstor, intolce connty of Lonroster, oholl booa City, and shooll be culled and styled l The a City ot M ancehoter in thle Cooucty of Lalliaoceotr' WAn OcPInci Atoco 1. 1I0oyal ?? Gccorila-StotfiSnlgeon Of ?? ...

... FRID)AY MORNING, APRIL 1. The usual telegraphic message from Trieste, an- nouncing the arrival of the Overland Mail, has reached us, l)ringing important news from Burmaah. There is little detail, but the abstract, which is sufficiently explicit, informs us that ambassadors from the Court t of Ava bad reaclhcd the camp of General Godwvin. It Ivill be in the recollection of our readers that ...

... A MONSTER IlADMERt. utrdmiv last we bad the pleasure of being plesi oil Satturdo~y last wec lifd tile pleasurve of' being present at the it( ?? in it oetin of' a Steam hiam noter wh Iich hals ?? been El lt erected at the extensive woerks of Messrs. F-ulton and Noilsonl,diut Lanculield Street. This taninter, which we believe to be, the AN largest iii the Nvorld, was made onl Mr. Condie'4 ...

... LOUIS NAPOLEON AND TEE LONDON AI ?? V II IA 11t \'IP AIl IOtUiLA NTS. hi On Easter Alonfldy, at half-past 1 o'clock, the Emperor of t tho FIre,cdi roceived t the Tuileries the deputation of the iluor c, chants of LoIdUnI tI T'e Alinisters of State, of Faoeigt l Affisirs, and of the Inte- ti rior wcere present. tl The deputationi was comnposed of Sir Janes Ditlcc, Brt.,, M.P., Sir Edward N. ...

... CAINE OF 0001) 1O]HE AND CALOUITTA. Plymouthll, Tvesday. The Gmetical ?? Stonino 51 tipptitg Coimpally's ste!allnet' -calcil' it1, Captiaitn J. ?? I1 j1l, arri'ised lhre this 'lihrtiltig att ?? 5. ii or dae i:--Hisa'-ie' 'flionfitlon tile 15th wt' tkl)etihr at 5 I'M.rrcivu It st. Vtitrontls oil the 26th lit Wi t.left onl liii, 29th ait 7 ?? arrived lit Asceesiozi oil 'thle Stit X' Non'einer at ...

... (From thle TimeSl.) P Wo havo receivod by Our Ordinary serni-mcnithly oxpoe a[ from Marseilles Our letters and papors in anticipation of tule bc OVOeal~ld maill, which left Bomnbay onl the 1st tilt. rho following is the letter of our corrospondcnt at that Pro- a sidolncy: a I ,(Authentic accounts Of thoe revolution at Ava Ilavo at longth beell, receivd The. ?? Of thle King of Ava's death was ...

... AMMUIl ICA. ARRtIVAL OF '11111 CAMIBIA. ILiverpool, Tiesday. lv rihe al-rival of t1he 1lcyal mila steato-sitip Catlibria, 31iller, cotininandnw, WOL (77nittes.) have ad viecs from N ow Yurk to the anil lud IJ-lotoll to tilhu 16th iust. 'Ihe screw steaulil)-siip 0lasttgow. fr-om Glnsigow, arrived at New York on thu 12th, anlld the Royal mail .stoaner Africa, frotn Liverpooln ariivel at N'e' ...

... ?? 1.Ii, 1 J i d Expcected Arrival of Mlrs. Beechler Stowe in Glas- o ?? world-faimous autlhoress of Uncle Toni's c 5s Cabin will be in Glasgow in another week from tile n .e. present date. She was to leave New York in comn- le pany witlj ber husband, Dr. Stowe of Andover Col- , .0 lege, and her brother, the Rev. Charles Beecher of f r, Newark, on Saturday week, per the steamer Glasgow, e- ...

... FATAL COLLTISION AT SEA. ;n.71,,7 1. , 1 ?? 'Al Ilil.-/ . Onl~il -, U f (il if l >f\M . . The Pjedfast TV1,dy ol' Thursday contains the fifllowing pnrti. eulars of a fatal collision between the steamner Minerva and a sclhooner near the South Rock Light -louse:- . It appears that the Liverpool ond Belifaststeanmer Minerve, Lyall, mtaster, Icft ~iverptool on Tuesday afteriloon, Marclh 2t1, at 2 ...

... r THE EMIGRANT SHIP, THE DUNCAN RITCHIE,2 (From th. Caiurftnt.) I (From the Courant.) Letters have been received in town from some of the passen. e gers by this vessel, giving all account of ?? disasters ?? Is have befallen them since they left Leith. The weathel, it seems, was favourable until the vesscl was about thirty or folty b1fl-V 0170 (amie onI. The le miles south of the Lizara, W,.o ...