... 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 ...

... (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. ...

... IISI3URN EASTER VESTRY. Ar the Court of Vestry, held on Monday, at the Lis- burn Cathedral, the Rev. Edward L. Fitzgerald, in the absence of the rector of the parish, having taken the chair, Mr. Michael Linn and Mr. Robert Stewart, Jun., were unanimously elected ohurchwardens for the ea- suing year. Mr. MII.Ahtread a report fromn the officers of health, cwicW lopted by the meeting. !Thomas J. ...

... SECOTD EDITION. fV&;T7SLETNWBEB OPrICO4 Belasot, Wednesday, One o'clock. BY 'MAGNETIC TELEGRAPj-j. THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. TU7RKEY. Advices have been received, by telegraph, from Con- stantinople, to April 10. Yarna, which was only de- fended by 6,000 mneni, has asked for reinforcements frorn the combined fleets. The English and French troops which hlave arrived at Gallipoli will, it is said, ...

... Ze g rmp anb faby- PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR&-OFFICE, Anam 7. 5ith Draroon Guards-Major T. Lae Mfarchant, from half-pay Unattached, to be Major (paving the differ- ence), vice Brevet Lieit.-Cot. C. WN. 31. Baltlers, C.B., who exchanges; Assistant-Surgeon' W. Cartell, from 23rd Foot, to be Assistaut-Surgeon, vice Wood, who exchanges. 6th Dragoons-Corneta and Adjutant A. Weir, to have the ...

... (Fro tihe Invalide .Russe.) ArTER the occupation of the Eastern shores of th Black Sea in the last war against Turkey the Goverr meet had directed its attention to the suppression c the infamous traffic in women and children, -nho fore the principal article of commerce between the moun taineers of the Caucasus and the 'turks. With this ob ject it had erected ali along the coast between Ghelen ...

... I MILITARY. Oni Saturday morning, a detachment of the 19t] Regiment of Foot, under the command of Captain Chippenhall, was paraded in the Great Square at the Tower at five o'clock, and the men were addressed by Lientonant-Colonel Unett, relative to the services upon which they were about to proceed. The troops appeared full of animation, and in march ing front the fortress gave several hearty ...

... FRANCE. The Mon letesr publishes the official return of the receipts of the customs and indirect taxes for the first quarter of 1854, which amount to 196,165,000f., being a diminution of 3,455,000f. as compared with the same period for 1853, and an increase of 10,899,000f. overthat of 1852. The Duke of Cambridge and Lord Raglan, accompanied by the Emperor Napoleen, and attended by the Minister ...

... 12-articultalE. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WVEEK Fr.oevrn GARTDEN AND SJieauBBaRIaeS._f not dons previously, the he:rbaceous ground should now be wvel cleaned anid neatev ral;edl over. Fill up vacancies either from the. reserve ground, or by solving annual: in the intermediate spaces. Large plants of some genera, as phloxes, asters, Le., generally throw up to( many flovering- shoots; where ...

... MERTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. TEA-PARTIES.—Several religious bodies availed them- selves of Easter Monday to have tea-parties for the children of their Sunday-schools and among the number were the Welsh Wesleyans and English Baptists, both of whom entertained several hundred juveniles at their respective places. There was atsoanotherteapartyof greater pretentions at Adulam Chapel, having for its ...

... NEWPORT WATCH COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF HEALTH. COUNCIL CHAMBER, TUESDAY. Present-James Brown, Esq., mayor, in the chair, and Messrs. Latch, Burton, Townsend, Edwards, Mullock, Lewis, Wm. Williams, Turner, Jenkins, Iggulden, Bat- chelor, Rennie, Knapp, and Llewellin. It was stated that as the colliers at Risca were likely to resume work, at 2d. per ton rise, the police force spared from the ...

... SCHAMYL AND THEI CIRCASSI-N S. What is to be expected from Schamyl in tile congo2 wvar ? It ?? stated some time btack rht lie h]id offered to act in concert Lith Ciner Pacha ur tile head of 20.000 1i1n5. T he Caucasus, however, has been comparativlch tranquilj, and in ignorance of the real movements of Schamy], ?? judlging fiomn his former actions, Nv are led to tile helief tillat lie is ...