... .foreign EntellioclItt. . FRANCE. - lant d rs PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING.-Mrsraba de St. Arutd the rs conmmander-in~ehief of the army Of tile eastJ efPrIs hst morning by the Lyons railway, for Marseilles, wheC5 hie ia to We1l embark for Gallipoli. He is aocomPsnie1d by MadamS e x E've St. Arnauud, and by a numerous staff' Marshal Magnet' ...

... BOY J6LECTUIC TEILEGRAPH. LoNtios-No news of'imporlance. The Herald's Panrio,l correspondent learns, on excellent authority, that M. Bunsen is not recalled from London, nor is there any intention of removing him at present. PENINSULAR MAILS. SOUsTHAMP1TON, FsasDAv.-Arrivcd: Iberia eteamer; left Gibraltar 5th, Lisbon Vtb, Oporto I1th. The transport ships Her Maljesty end City8 qf Carlisle left ...

... soreign allb Colonial faicellanv. -.. -- .. -- . -- . . . .1 ? .1 Advices from Jeusalem, of the 24ch instant, stote that th long-petiding differences bjetween tte Latius and Greeks have lately assumed a very serious character, and that blood bas tj beaunabed inseveral instances. An English ,uissionary,who a insisted on preaching io the Jewish ...

... TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. R We beg to impress upon our correspondents the importance of f rwarding their communilations early. Letters intended for Saturdays ptblieation should reach uts on Thursday, andfor Wednesday's publiation on Monday. ' ONE OF TiHE PEOPLE.-He should Call at the Library, where he will obtain the Correat information. J. B.-If ...

... DAWLIS . Mr. Burrington, organist of this town, has been 4pointedlconductor of the choralsociety at Teignmouth. Tim NEW 'IToNl HALt.-We are glad to observe Fiat tbis building is progressing in a very satisfactory manner. -it Is anticipated that it will be completed by the end of this WAYWARDENs.-Mr. Tarr, miller, 'fr. Swale, ,eman, and Mr. Coombe, miller, axethenewlyappointed 3aoardens for the ...

... S(CIlAS ?? PIUNCH. . ?? ?? ?? has lee. ?? .cl U' .1 Pch , oo.. S Ft Srm~nor Suieaw-TbsrO 'a 'onP devpinv *iShTRU we hop --~T illkeietli~gagE- colours. Two'THINGos AMMDWVICt T TO ~53 DONE AT ONOZ.Q-. To cultivate aino10'isaibhe and a taste f V ellisoup. wANT9A Soaut1dM.-e: iv the, willof ?? Great; to find tbe way 4t6'b stlitople,and the other places named .for conquest in 4t* MVt1do fos Tlil ...

... The second detachment of the Eighth Hussurs embarked at rlymouth on Wednesday morning last. On Tuesday night they were billeted in rlymoutb, and in the morning they mustered in front of the Royal Hotel at half-past eight, from whence they marcied to the D)evonport Dockyard. The inhabitants of the three towns assembled in great numbers to bid the gallant fellows farewell. On reaching the jetty ...

... (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. ...

... In the advt. to the Debtors and Creditors of the late Mr. Thomas Gri--g, for iantcup & Co.', substitute, as the correct designatioa, 'Ilartcup & Barlec. IPS?4Cllq ARI'A .NxIENTsr its DiN ?? the majority for b puljoutrnitg ithe debate upon the Settlemient and Riemo- ei Val Bill, we find the nansies of Sir F~tz-Roy Kelly, Mr. d B~ennert, Mr. Brarnston, Sir W1. Smijtli, Sir J. Ty'rrell, ix Mr, ...

... FOIREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THIE BALTIC FLEET. KInEi.. April 16.-The orders which Admiral Napier took with him when he left Kioge Bay last Tuesday in- 'tructed him to blockade all the Russian ports in the IBaltio. The despatches which it is understood the Dauntless brought to Copenhagen on the 12th stated that 18 Rus- sian Whips of the line wvere lyhig at Helsingfors, and might soon Ie attacked: ...

... It was finally decided on Saturday to send the ?? cavalry force destined for the East therug Frne, dd- yt barking it On the Mediterranean at Marseilles. No are F other portion of the British contingent proceeds by fo s that rouate. o The following is the list of staff appointmsents, but it oflS will be observed it is still incomplete 1pel COMMANDER-IN-C'HIEP OF' THE FORCES. the General Lord ...

... FRANCE. i The Meniijeur says ?? The public cannot be to an muich on their guard against the news wlich is invented sti, by malevolence or speculation. Thus it has been said as that the Government was about to send sin army of ob- ex servation on the Rthine ; that the Russien army would set be at Constantinople before the Fi'ench a .nd English ar . th, rules could be placed in line ; that the ...