... roe Coum It is understood that the Levee to be held otn Wednesday, the 27th inst., will be the last this season. Her IMIajesty will hold several Drawing-rooms during the month of June. The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty yesterday after- ,noon at Buckingham Palace. Prince Albert, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel F. lI. Seymour, visited the National Gallery yesterday rnrniag0 In the afternoon ...

... 9) NCE, PARtiIS, Evicxi).\:V NGN. 'I'he JtIiiitarv Council of ERevisitn, ?? bh Gvn'U'Ial -i iS ip, has rjuctedl the appeaI of ColonIel de SCerICCV, talillst the sentelice of' five Years' iinprison- imioot 1)assd. on im bv the court-umartial. a cural of ]elrrichard, tho mail who, alter being Ull- iustly accuseld tof the murder of the Archbishop of' i'aris, waas se uterr:eod .o transportation as ...

... By the Asia, steamer, ire have advices from New Rn Yosk to the 6th instant. The Japan expedition, it is now said, is to bo curtailed, not abandoned. An en- gagoment is said to hav' taken place between tbe Rl troops of Honduras and those of Guatemala, under Carrara, in which the latter vero defeated. Thlerc was Di a report at Washington that the ll. S. sloop Cyane had engaged an English sloop ...

... - aY ?? OcrfteClley, M.At,-Lofdn C (. Mttche ' C b.-.r f:--ii , ., W , C'Ii~ . - I wR 6h;!~,kj ?? noI hodi tb -$oefit'~pusieon, t At t ewee~kly aOunaII hold~iat tbe soollnty'jhPas~ egs ts1tnsLord. Aktbbrt' n, Proesdidat;ilteoa -J a Wilaan (Iaot Principal ofiij Ra k~yei~rclna ai. fple nio, agricultural and ieahniealljof ,fldx.1:, ae t~i- o retiag At~teaaenti;jf ahnarsciaentetsdgorpiu - ...

... I THE, BUDGET'- INISTE-RIAL HOPES AND FEARS. I (Fromn the Morning Chronicle.) The provisions of the budget are now generally under- stood, and it is known that they have been received with almost universal favour by that large majority of the com- munity which judges of financial measures with reference to their economical bearings, rather than to the interests of party. But considerable ...

... MR. AUGUSTUS STAFFORD AED HIS I I Dockyard Policy. The general tone of the discussion in the House of Commons, upon the proved malversations of this gentleman, does the Legislature little credit. The House seemed more anxious to shelter the honour of the late Secretary of the Admiralty, than to guard its owvn reputation for the stern adlministration of political and moral justice. This esprit ...

... DUBLIN, TnuRsni. ATnIOsca ELEcToIO.-The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Keogh was proposed by Dr. O'Connell, Mr. Nettaville Abbot seconding the nomination. Mr. Norton was proposed by Mr. John Murtogh; Mr. Robert Smith seconded the nomi- nation. Archdeacon O'Reilly, parish priest, proposed Captain Brabazon Higgins; and the Rev. Mr. King, parish priest, pro- posed Mr. Castelloc, a barrister ...

... SOUTH SEA AND OTHER ANVNUITIES COMM UTA TION BILL. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. In the Committee.-Clause 2 :-Every person, body politic and corporate, who now is or hereafter maey be interested in the capital stocks of any of the said Three Pounds per Centum An. nuities, who shall, in manner hereinafter directed, give notice - at any time on or before Friday the third day of June one thou- eacd ...

... th gtacticaftllrc?, GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. FL.OWER GtAlIEN AN1) Sn IiBnERY.-Plllais intendred for filling voses, baskets, &c., will require tlilre aItton. tion0 to Inkt, them suitable f'or the pml pose thanit tIhe ordinary bedding stutiff; select the desir'ed nuomber of t he plants You lf -quil l'. ihioSe req torin g Inore pOt loom miv have siinalil shlift; they should be kept in a ...

... The Cockermouth election emmittee have decared Gen. Wyndham to be duly elected; but a suspicion still attaches that, Mr. Senhouse, an agent of General Wynd. ham, was proved to have interfered u-der suspicious cir- camstances in the endeavour to procure a situation in the post-office for the son of Henry Allison, a voter. It was also proved that en the 2nd of April certain voters and others ...

... a THE.,,NJURER ARTILLXRYMA A t, -e -3 _1 .x Q:* _ ?? : QW Wednesda.,^ .ar iM W,.:ardai atteaded - G~iiihall for the purpose of communicatitg tl atb soldier, whose case has excit~ed so ?? intereet e pa0t pablic muind, in consequence of his gallant >, est inthe the irjuries he received in attempting to save Uth sjn$4 gergeant lattereon, the amlount of contrilti had been forwarded to that court ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held at the Lyceum Theatre yesterday, Lord Monteagle in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, of which the following are the principal passages:- The Council of the Art-Union of London have to report to the members that the subscriptions In this, the seventeenth, year of the society's Operatlons, amount to the sum of £13,34S 13s.; and they can state ...