... BR1MZSR ?? TO A The ?? corespoel;p t, writug from Gallipali, the plaes of rendezvous for the troops of the western powers, gives the following grapic word-pictures of that place, and of its population both rative and foreign. The great contrast between comfortable quarters at home and the ferry accommodation provided for our troops at their Turkish destination, must have fordibly streck even ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGNCE. The English military guests have left'Paris, but their temporary sojourn in that city, an their way to the seat of war, has affarded an excellent opportunity, of which the Parisians were not slow to avail themselves, of show. ing the friendly teeling which exists between the allied countries. On Saturday, the emperor, aceompaniedby the Duke of Cambridge, went in an open ...

... (PAINTED BX M. PEASE.) The emperor is a man of about fifty-si:, and on the whole, a very fine-looking specimen of humanity. He is a tall, athletic figure, though nob sttou There was a very splendid view from the emperor's room window. I saw a very long way down the river, and the docks and fortifications were under my immediate surveillance. There was no want of everything grand and imnposing. ...

... THE CRYSTAL PAL&CE. The progress of tihe wmzks, both ardstieu and mooha- nical, ac the Crystal Palace bas, up to the present mo- ment, been of the most eatisfactory character, a,-d, but for an untoward event which oscurred on Saturday weclq would have mads the opesing on the 24Lh of May a rnat- ter almost of certainty. 1L appears that th3 skilled workmen, wko are receiving six shillingi a day ...

... I Georee Chisman Eltnee and Mary Ann Wake were iodiced at the Soathampton quarter sessions, on Tues. day, b fore the reeorder, for unlawfully megleeiog and refasing to give suffisient meet and drink for the suopirt of Emily Lavinia Elmes, a child of the age of eleven years, and also for unlawfully assaulting andbeating the. child, The male prisoncr, wbo is a compositor, Das left a wsidower, ...

... SO' e - £ ; SO LDIERSO WIVF- AND. ClUA LDo ^ The fol~owing letter t Tsean adiressed to vthe cT of Gteat lidtisi by tshe honiorary secretary of the Czntcsl A8Oetiatioriz aid on the wiv63 and ftemihs fs toldsera ordered to lte east:- Sir,-Aethecldergy have almost unanimtoial camii to-the rescue of the wvives and tamailies of the aitis by mosit kindly' promising to have co11ectiOn5 is their ...

... I We have been favoured with the subjoined par- ticulars relative to the grim antics recently per- tormed within the districts of St. Paul's, Knights- bridge, and St. Barnabas. IL will be seen that St. Barnabas can, upon occasion, cast about him foul eggs; their filthiness being in his nostrils odorous of sanctity when broken upon the help- less head of the lowest servant of a churchwarden ...

... T UR c -- , -;I TuB IINE.ITANS- OV. TIM DosUJPA.-When the Ckimes was taken, by ?? afeer the War, in 1770, when the old kliin6..0t .Tartry were overturned, and mere recently after the cessiern f Besarabis to the osar, they crosned the Danube, -and ssttled in thae Do. brudja, aeat'plain adjoining the Mouth of the Danube, and extending. southward as far as Varis. There are about 18,00 families ...

... - THR }!pa IE TI 7-@ . - I ?? .- . . -.aue 'At the dolooeg-ate i on spli 1 un s WASmeeted that the amount of Aoney ?? b. 11ehsanejulle than usnad on 110MIat Of the i thdy r Kin. der Smith, the president of thas ?? mEa6ng, at which thse attentdancwee WRnaassally ?? said thlt if eudea money dlid not 005m0 in tkat day, they Woald get it fm where they of old, and ps the kinds as he tofqrdd. They ...

... ?? . W ctOLMASTE*'-;; ?? Ia oo MI .. 1 4beZJti~row.~,iiewroteli ?? :ornewa |dfoed aifor O~r, bas raieev' a commu° osoQW;a; W i~tW~tpG~EwfiT% .Avesy w.ise and very justrevision of is doom. Whew is' held fast, secured Hrom the rpetra- Mon f further wrong upon society; Bad society . ?? spared a ?? spectacle. We be. lieed it to be impossible that -;ll aeUiomatnesI of the trial being made known to ...

... Under this heading will, in due course appear communications from Mrs. Caroline Chisholm now on her way to Australia. That lady has en gaged to make this journal the medium of all new information that may arise to her at the anti podes to all intending emigrants in this country. It is impossible to place too high a value on know ledge and advice coming from such a source. Listening to the calm ...

... I The foreign policy of the Prussian cabinet was thoroughly dseussed o0 Saturday in the second chwnberat BerliL We learn that the bold and out- spoken language of the national and constitutional party, has caused immense sensation tkrouzheat Prussia. The Prussian press is not free; many of the leadine papers have suffered confiscatien for articles not eomplimentey to Russia The government ...