... FOREIGN INTELLIOENCE. 2 neigl Prance. T I On Thursday morning the. Duke of Cambridgisarrived at The IStrasburg onl his way to Vienna, and left again for Vienna, ac- thle coinpanied by Hi. do Toulongioon, one of the. Emperor's Aides 4003; do-Camp. . ._ . I - I The Fr6enlh Baltic fleet 'has sailed from Brest for the Gulf, Tf Finland. It convoys the oxpeditionary~foree, consisting of in- sine, ...

... LATEST N'Ews. Ey ELECTRIC TELEGnA.PH. q BERLIN, Monday.-'lThe tenor of the letter brourht r r by Prince George of Mecklenburg Strelitz from the Em- ci . peror of RussiN, is as followi: -When the Western ti ,f Powers succeed in securing the emancipation of the ti Christiani in Turkey by treaty, the Czar will be willing ti !to evacuate the Principsities, simultaneously with the si evacuation of ...

... IV On Thursday evening the Annual Distribution of Prizes to a the Pupils, attending the several classes, during the past session, d took place in the Lecture-Room of the Institution. There was alnumerousattendasice of pupils, and the President of the Institu- . tion, John V). Mine, Jun., Esq., occpied thechair. Thermeet- ing was addressed by several members of the Committee, who o expressed ...

... W4XWSTAerYer , A 12.1l8. WEDNESDAY, April 12, 1S54. P A R L I A M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS. TiiDivc was little business done in the upper house doring the week, but there were some interesting discussions notwithstanding. One of these took place on Tuesday, on the subject of the destitute condition of the wives and families of the soldiers who have sailed for the East. Lord St. Leonards is the ...

... Au Abstract of the Not Produce of the Revenuo of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters cided the 5th of April, 185:3, and 5th of April, 1854, showing the Increase or Dc- crease thereof:- cic ol .he ;ly. all at- erl are Lve ,ndI 'he am insI sa- ]I- trd rni out the the the ifig Ian lilir t.of the so, ice, the ent ur- Itb left On lan. the nec ,re- )Ils- pl e. keed l[he heir ern- om- ihat iga- ...

... ; FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE. 'Downing Street, Aprit 1.5. s The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for tbe' ap- pointmeent of the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George GrahamBart., to be an ordinary member of the Civil Division of the First Class, or : Knights Grand Cross, of the Most lion, Order of the Batb. Waar Office, April 18. , . 32dRaeimentofFoot,-LieLit.-Gen, Sir ...

... PA RL IA MEN T. HOUSE OF LORfDS-Aoleday, April 10. After some conversation on the subject of the Oaths Bill, Lord Lysdfrerst asked Government whether it was true that the Russian Government had, as was reported, seized the pro- perty not only of Sir Hamilton Seymour, but that of Lady Sey. mour, at St Petersburg. If this was true, it was a gross viola. tion of the admitted law of nations, which ...

... ndfo o'- The Pr'ess makes~ the-followinlg statement :- We have rea- an CO' son to believe that her-Niijesty lies signified her intentioc to be Oft en prsnPtagadIo otm ttenw French embassy Ont it tho2n ofMy h- iaet neetand excitemnent will 30( he prvi npltclcrce ve'hsig erally known, it being- ed, uit tefrtocinuowhcthSveign has ever honoured Dr- CT oowADEST QuEEN.-On Thurs- wa )Id dctv, it- ...

... SCOTCH PARLIAHMARY PROCEEDINGS. Monday, April 10. Petitions in favour of the Lord Advocate's Education Bill for a Scotland were presented from Old Aberdeen, and Belhelvie; I petitions for alteration of the Bill word presented from Perth and Aberdeen; and petitions against it from the Presbytery of Selkirk, .Prebytery of Tnrriff, Sartly (two), Kirk-session of le Meldrum Kinnethmont, Presbytery ...

... SOME years ago we were accustomed to hear every now and.then of the ruinous condition of the British fleet- now we hear as often of its wonderful strength and effi- ciency. WYe never paid much attention to the former . statements, but the latter forces'itself on our attention; for the vastness of the power which we possess at present atsea, is not only unparalleled in the historyof the coun- e ...

... Ilr tC.n'I f. * o ~ s -a I.. Thu steamer Calcutta arrived at Trieste on Sunday from Alexandria, with advices fron Calcutta, Oth March; Madras, 11th March; Shanghai, 15th February- Singapore, 14th March; Penang, 5th March; Bombay, 14th Miarh. Fightingisgoing on in the Persian Gulf between the troops of the Shah and the chiefs of Abbas Bnnder The cotton crop Ain Berar is expec- ted ...

... DSCTLAND, CONVIITION OR ROYAL BURIIES.-The annual meeting of this Convention commenced in Edinburgh on Tuesday-the Lord Provost of Edinburgh in the chair. The Lord Provost of Perth, seconded by Dean of Guild Blackadder, moved to petition the Queen for a Secretary of 'State for Scotland. The Lord Provost of Glasgow, seconded by the Provost of Peebles, moved as an amendment that the petition be ...