... MISCELANEOUS INTLIGENCE. THsY. PATRILOTIc FuND.-The Royal Commissioners l of the Patriotic Fund have issued a circular letter to the commanding officer of every regiment now engaged in hostilities in the East, inclosing a blank form, with a request that it might be filled up and returned to them, as soon as possible. The particulars which the commanding officers are requested to furnish have ...

... The Belgian mail has brought an interesting conver. sation which took place in the Charnberof the Senate on the subject of Colonel Charras and other French re. fagees, by which it wilU be seen with satisfaction that the Government of King Leopold holds Ca this subject the constitutional doctrine of which it is the glory of England to have furnished the example:- *-lhe Belgian Senate met on the ...

... The second festival of the friends and supporters of this excellent institution was held at the Freemasons'r Tavern, on Friday last, where a very excellent dinner was provided, which was partaken of by about 150 gentlemen, who were presided over by the Earl of Shaftesburv. The objects sought to be obtained by the Medical Benevolent College are as follows- 1st. An asylum for duly qualified ...

... alzt 1plnuicb 3ournal. Whatever hopes of peace may have existed, it is now Clear that this country is at war. The last hope of peace depended upon the answer returned to the letter of the Emperor of the French. The embarkation of troops appears to have been delayed till last Wednes- day, in the hope that the appeal to the Czar would have been successful. But as the accounts from Paris left no ...

... [ MYSTERIOUS OCcULRRNCE AT IUNSLET, | ?? ?? - NEAR LEEDS. A most mysterious event has just occurred at the- above place, by which one person has lost his life, and another has been very seriously injureJ. Fronting to, what is called Hunslet-road lived Thomas Longhottom, who, on Christmas Day last, married a farmer's daughter, and, so far as is known, lived with her - the best terms up to the ...

... THE_WAR. The following telegraphic dispatches have been re- ceived : BUCHAREST, Au 6.-The Turkish vanguard, under Skender Bev, is just entering the town amidst tile re- joicings of the inhabitants. Omer Pachla remains temporarily at Rutschuk. Ismael Pacha is at Kalogareni. The Russian head-quarters are removed to Busco. Your Russian reciments are crossing the Pruth. Prince Gortschakoff has ...

... - - ?? _ _ 7 77 7= - _ __ rHl: CHASE.-. hC Suffolk Fox Hounds rneet This Day, March the Sth, iat llorringer Green; on Tues- day, the 21st. at idnisivei! Lion; on Thursday, the 23d, at Saxhjatn Wv1ite Horse; each day at I before 11. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tues- day, March the21st, at Ardleigh-strect; on Friday, the 24th. at Bramuford Angel ; each day at - to 11. The East Essex ...

... t l HEB MAJESTY'sNEfYACnT.-ThemonthofJana. X ary next has now been fixed as the period when tr- I splendid new steamryacht, the Windsor Castle, 1tir building at Pembroke for the Queen, is to be fini holi and launched. The greatest exertions are now bein j . made in order to hasten her progress. A large body of t the best men are constantly at work upon her, and con. I verted timber has ...

... A, COMP3LBDSZ81V PYTITnON.-An eccentric beggar thus ?? addressed a lady-' Wi you, mna'am, ive me a drink of. water, for I am so hungry I dont Now where to stay to-night ; We doubt whether more meaning conl be embodied in so few words. A Dis&FpoirrTu SUIToa.-The Madras A.ienesam states that a native suitor was committed one day last month by the Chief Justice for contempt of Court,under ...

... THE WA Ro A ?? from St. Petersburg of the 5th inst- men- tions that Prince Menscbikoff, writing on the 27th ult., states,- The allies continue their bombardment of SebastOpol, but their fire is weak, and causes us scarcely any loss or damage. It is obvious that they are strengthening their posi- tion and establshing new batteries, but the fire of the latter has not yet opened. 13ALAKLAVA, Nov. ...

... IPSWICH, Saturday, Juvsly 1:, 1954. IPSWICH DOCK COMMISSIONEaRS -The monthly meeting of this bodv was held at the Town Hall yester. day, R. D. Alexander, Esq., n the chair. The minutes of the Committee of Management were read. It ap- peared from these that the interest had been paid by the Railway Company due upon the purchase of pro. perty at the Griffin Wharf; and that the lock.master had ...

... CJt ip1u!C1) 3ournal. - . I - I . ?? .- - On the day appointed for a general thanksgiving, acknowledging the Divine blessing of an abundant harvest, the news arrived of a signal victory gained by the Allies. It is not longr since that a day was set apart for imploring the mercy of the Almighty, which we must confess the social state of our land did not deserve. There are too many evils which ...