... - On Thursday the weather was as glorious as could be wished at the camp, and the Commander-in-Chief (Lord Seaton) took advantage of it to have a grand brigade field-day with the whole of the forces. This took the camp pretty much by surprise, for the order was not known even to commanding officers until after mess on Wednesday evening, when, as a matter of course, it waR totally unexpected, ...

... ing lo- At the usua meating of the health committee, yesterday, eny Mr. Alderman Liangdadie was in tho chair, and the other momn- 't obrs present were Messrs. iBeckwith, Henderson, J ...

... MISCELLAN EOUS TnE. ROYAL CuasrssT %iG.-The christening of the iniant san of Her Majelny and His Rveal Hichness Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening in Buck. :inghain Palace. The sacred rite was percormed in the private chapel in the Palace, which was duly prepared -for the occasion. The Royal infant received the name of Leopold George Duncan Albert at the hands of the Archbist-p of ...

... ILLUSTRIOus P.TmIOT.-To address to you a few words at this moment we deem a duty incumbent upon up and this duty we fulfil with feelings of mingled plea- sure, sorrow, and shame. WiSth pleasure we have learned that once again your enemies-the enemies of your country and of mankind- have been baffled; that you have esamped the snares of Austria's bloodhounds, and have sucieeded in reaching a ...

... I- Ix r - oB -- DEDfS Ole THE ARMIY AT RUjfNY.MDE.-- After teeof seveal centuries, }unymedpears before the public to put forward: ?? to occupy an. 'oth m'ipovtnt.Page in history. Upou thi, occasion the infltaeat9 of i' hitoi are ti,-1wever, a vacillatig' and t;yrannical ar11 ,. saullealy yielding to the imperious deinamods ofbig bold barons the greatcharterotapee. pie' fihts', lsby, MAgn'a ...

... LATEST FOREIGN NEW.E.: . FRANCE. [FROM OU. OWN COaRBS9ONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY NiGHr.-Private letters just arrived from Constantinople, state that the accounts sent hitherto of the force of the Turkigh army are mich exaggerated. It will not be possible to collect more than eighty thou. sand men; and in case it became desirable to cross the Danube and attack the Russians, not more than forty ...

... I On Thursday last, the church of St. Mary's was re-a opened, after being considerably enlarged by the erection I of transepts, &c., of which, and the other improvgmeuts I in the church, we gave a detailed account in our last num- I ber. The appearance of the edifice was much admired E by the members of the congregation and the strangers I present. The Rev. H. R. Smith, the zealous pastor of ...

... It1 PrSGON SIOOTING.-O. Wednesday last, a Sbo0tr match took place at the cricket ground, betwee~n NCnig Birley, and Mr. Sanderson Barnes, of Accrngton J. £10 a side, fifteen birds each. Mr. Barnes u,!* for nine out of fourteen, while Mr. Birley only killed 5ili 0 of thirteen. The match had the effect of drawri It gether a large concourse of people. 9 to. MILITARY MOVEMENTS.-Since the 79th ...

... I l The adjourned meeting of this body took place on I Monday, in the council chamber, Town Hall. Present:- The Mayor (in the chair); aldermen Monk, Birehall, R. Pedder, J. Paley, jun.; coufcillors G. Smith, Goodair, Rlaw, J. Livesey, Carr, F. Armstrong, Threlfall (St. Peter's), Naylor, Spencer, J. HIumber, J. J. Myres, Threlfall (St. John's), J. Swainson, R. N. Livesey, Robinson, Parker, ...

... Giaterat 15?untutaxp. The Hull police struck for wages on Saturday. Another elet tion petition has been presented to the Ilouse of Commons by the maddened Radicals of a Liverpool. 8 Mr. John Henderson (of the firm of Fox,. Hender- 4 son, and Co.) has had printed for private circulation, 8the description of a noval project tor a central Iterminus railway station in London. The plan is to ...

... oe At ?? Association lately held at Llangefni, Mr. R. B. Pierce, Schoolmaster, Lianedwen, delivered a lecture on the 'History and Etymology of the English Language. After a few prefatory remarks on the great importance of wa language, and the superiority it gave man over the tes brute creation, he adverted to the origin of lan- guage, and the different conjectures that had been offered by ...

... rnmGRA~T.IoNJNTELLLQENGN. BU17s9e9RANGs IN AUsT R , i'hle following is an ex 'ttc Om~a a letter 'reoenitly reciived. ;-We'itre Ini great *ant of police protection fiphiere (about 30 mlle ?? of Me lborne.) Our neighbour, Mr. .-;S station was rifled the other day by five bushrangers' I will endeavour to give YOU an acoonut of the affair; it 'Will give you some idea of th~e colne~so with 'which ...