... LTEST FROM, ABROAD. . ?? THE BALTIC FLEET. ( S 4TEFNAT'NAL TELEORArH'. VIA T5U X&AGrU.) COPENHAGEN, MONDAY. ,Ibestatementthat the Russians had evacuated I i5 is now alleged to be untrue; on the con- the garrisou has been teiufurced by several Thibrty war ships sailed past Sandha min yester. d~steering northlwards. Ojie divisiou of British tits is in the Gulf of Bothnia, examining the coast ?? ...

... ~ ?? br,- iIT PA&SPORT.1 1,J _,Wo Ov Hon - anion.) , MMf6 inj /keteh.'df - itt~ipt to obtain a Russian passport, made a fewyears ago bX a gentleman whe, to though of foreign parentage, wasvvbo~re in the south of 7 Poland, gives a correct view of the system, and at the uame at time affords a deep insight into the general character of Russian administration. y Tbisgentlemas was-desirous of ...

... PUSEYISm IN PIMLICO. Yesterday, a meeting of the inhabitant house- holders of the district of St. Paul's, Kaightbridge, was held at the School-house, Wilton-place, for the purpose of electing a churcbwarden. All persons not being inhabitant householders of the parish were excluded from entering the room where the meeting was held, the Rev. Mr. Liddelland anothergentleman standing at the bottom ...

... A CHILD BURNT AT ST. BARTHOLOMBEWS. Last night Mr. W. Payne held an inquest at St. so, Bartholomew's Hospital on the body of Thomas Maydnall, to) a child, who died in that institution from injuries received an by scalding, and subsequently by burning, whilst lying in we bed in the ward of the hospital According to the evidence the child, while playing in a an bakehouse on Saturday night last, ...

... (;FROML Owl OWN COURSSPONDENT) PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. M. de la Guerronnilre publishes to-day one of his solemn double-barrelled articles in the Pays and Coustitutionnel, entitled The EAropean Coalition. The reader, when these words in large type catch his eye, of course expects to be informed that Austria and Prussia have rallied to the Western Powers, and that the quadruple alliance is ...

... 'CDC coum The Qaeeu held a Court at three o'clock yesterda afternoon, at Buckingham Palace, for the reception, on the throne, qf Addresses from both Houses of Parliarcet, in answer to the Queen's Message. The Lord Chancellor arrived from the House of Lor, W a quarter before three o'clock, acoompanied by the follow ig Peer, viz., the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Daks of Montrose, the Marquises ...

... TO THIE EDITOR. OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiRt-Of the ultimate result of the warfare between ' Russia and the Allied Powers, there can be no doubt, for s owever great the forces of Rssia may be, she bears aswithin herself the elements, if not of decay, certaialr of diaintegration. Two.tbirdsof her population are serfs, and a these serfs have proved, on. many occasions, that they ire impatient of the ...

... THE GRAVEYARDS AND THE BISHOP I OF LONDON. TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SR,-The Bishop of London has made it part of his duty to attack the Home Secretary for the vigorous steps he has taken to shut up the graveyards in the metro- polis. To the diocesan of this large mass of hulnan beings, numbering two millions and a quarter, it seems a grievance that the dead are no longer to be interred ...

... (FRO( OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) * ' ?? CONSTANTINNOPLE, Arai- 3. The capital, but more particularly the suburbs of a- Pqra ?? are full of flyimg rumours, which rise Is up over, night, and spring nobody knows Therefrom. Same of them subside' into utter' nothingness, while r others gain consistency from day' to day, 'and are in the fulness of .time,' followed by authentic news of few events or ...

... DUBLiN, APRiL 8. Farming operations are in a very advanced state in all parts of the country, and the fields have begun to assume a gladdening appearance, although vegeta- tion is somewhat retarded by the absence of moisture for so long a period. The first fall of rain, which seems not to be far off, will have, no doubt, a vivify- uig effect, and nothing in the season has yet occurred to damp ...

... I THE BALTIC FLEETS. TheFrencli squadron from Brest arrived off Ply- WGnth yesterday (Sunday) afternoon. ELSINORE, SATUD.tY, APRtL 22. Twenty-fi;V English slips of war passed on tile 16th beicre Sandhaino, a little Swedish island ;itated cxactly opposite the Gulf of Finland. EIBARKA I IO N OF LORD RAGLAN. M1ANSEILLES, S&mTvUx)AY. APRIL 22. Lord R0lan s~oled at two o'clock this afternoon, Do ...

... RBRSULTSi OF THB CENSrUS OF 1851I .. q , .: .. - (From the New Number of the Westminates Review.) Our last census is a far nearer approach to 'what sudh a process ought to be, than any attempt before con- ;, ceived of. The new poor-law having instituted unions, itand the new regiW trftion law having made the registra- tion boundaries conterminous with the unions, as far as 11 they went, the ...