... HOUSE OF LORDS. THuRSDAY, May 11. The Earl of ELLENBOILOUGH called the attention of the House to the enormous expense which has been al- ready incurred in transporting troops to Turkey, and wished to know whether the Government were prepar- ed to lay the details of these expences before the House. He also made some observations as to the reports which had been circulated with regard to ...

... GOTEIENBVRG, March 19.-The squadron under the - ordrs f Vce~dmial ir ?? weighed anchr ?? at p~. ofthe13th inst., under steam and caovass, with a light breeze froma the south. ig ward, and proceeded through the Gull ~stream, steering 8~ a rding ~ten to the following programme:- MG] xxxE COLUMN!~ CENTaAL COLUMN. WETEI OUN ahl, (Screws.) (S~cCW5.) (Paddle-wbcais.) sr Edinburgli, 5S Dueha of ...

... I (From the 7Times). of Now that we have been fortwoyears and a half fami- liarized with the astonishing discovery of Australian gold, we are beginning gradually to attain some know. Ti ledge of the discoverers. Thle mineralogical Columbus has already taken a mythic shape-sometimes assuming according to the varieties of the legend the form Of a fol German Count, sometimes of an English Knighit ...

... Eb)t 3Wl;u0iicb 3itrlal. It cannot be denied that the war with Russia is highly popular, and it is equally true that the British nation has cheerfully undertaken the pecuniary bur- dens which are the necessary consequence of hostilities, It is, therefore, imperative upon the Government to see that everything is done to insure success, and also that the comfort and convenience of the brave men ...

... I'MPERIALI PARBL4IAMET'' HOUSE OF LORDS, a Lord BxANOTaudoRg~ai~n brought under the notice of ade their lordship, the subject of the differencesl with Russia, add and in the course of his observations said that two of ?? the principal charges made against the Government In alte the latte debate remained unshaksen. First, the chargee of mncredulity, as to the real views and intentions of peo ...

... ?? __ _ 2iENCE. osonths which ?? elapsed since 'hse bfigisa sailed, the political ?? in this and the neighbouring colonies has been agitated y the greatquestionof our future constitutions. In South Australia, after some sharp discussion, the Legislative Council have passed a bill for establishing a Parliament, to consist of two houses-the Upper House to be nominated by the Crown for life. But ...

... TURKEY. The operations of the army are doubtful until the ar- riral of Marshal St. Arnaud- Thrniwl' dpsferenep for the French allies, Lord Raglan has refrained from giv- ing any but the most necessary orders, and has not1 even visited the works at Boulair. I The garrisons of Silistria and Rustchuk are orobablyt in great distress at this very moment, as orders have been received from St. ...

... 9,I)c 1poWuic 3ottrizal. The short debate which took place in the House of Lords on Monday, respecting the important question, whether this nation is at peace or war, very plainly in- timates that we must prepare for a declaration of hos. tilities from Russia. Though great irresolution has been displayed by the Aberdeen Ministry, who ought to have made the Czar acquainted with their intention ...

... Lord Raglan, accompanied with a numerous staff will leave town on Friday for Constantinople. Major General Sir De Lacy Evans embarked on Tues- day at Woolwich, for the East, on board the London, wvlich is laden with military and commissariat stores, horses, and baggage. On Saturdav the Rifle Brigade and the 4th Regiment embarked on board the Golden Fleece, for Gallipoli- the 9th, on board the ...

... CORlMESPON DENCE. FARMERS AND SOLDIERS. I. To the Editor oJ the Ipswich Journal. II SmI,-Permit me, through the medium of yorurJoar. i naol to say a few earnest words to an important class, t1 who, though suffering less perhaps from the war than any other, yet appear to me scarcely to respond to the patriotic appeal of our Queen with that zeal which the ir amount of their influence renders so ...

... 10M14 AXNTVLtIGENCb.U TnE COURT.-On Tuesday, the 14th instant, the Court will leave WindsorCastle for Buckinglham Palace. Her Majesty' is not afterwards expeted to return to Windsor besore the Easter holidays, On Friday the 10th instant, a grand banquet will be given in the Waterlooschambers, Windsor Castle, in honour of her Majesty'swreddingR.day. BARON BausNow.-It is not generally known that ...

... I THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE EASTERN I COUNTIES RAILWAY, I The inquest opened by Mr. R. E. Clarke, coroner of the borough of Thetford, adjourned*bm Monday last, was resumed on Thursday, upon the bodies of the Rev. Joseph Bell, curate of Bunwell, Norfolk, and George Baldwin, stoker, who wrere killed by the collision which took place on the Eastern Counties Railway, between this town and Harling ...