... -O toTHE EDiTO BAN OF TH |REM -April 9thj,1864. tot DicAr StL-~As your deservedlyp popular journal-has been eV .on all occasions the ?? and able SUPpODAter Of WI justice and trOttb, I'lfeel co nfident that yne wilihaive no Ob-, ?? -jection, ?? would make it the channel to communicate to. i, the public a few 'factsi mpepet ng the *orkings-ofprose).ytism~ -a in this remote.-fparii of Jonausghti ...

... I TIHE . WAR. I LATEST INIELLIGENCEO i FRANCE. V (From ftee Second Edition of tfe Tmes.) b PARIS, TnUllDAY MORNING.-The Duke of Cambridge P arrived at Strasburg this morning on his way to Vienna, 5 and left again at half-past ten for Frankfort, accompanied by ? one of the Emperor's side-de-camps.- The Prussian minister It presented, on Wednesday, a letter from his Sovereign to the tA Emperor. ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION, The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesteiday g at the boardroom of the workhouse, North Brunswick-stieet. c RALPH S. CUSACK, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The following guardians attended :-Meesrs Charles Thorp, b CArolin,TC; Espy, Hyndman, Thomas Arkins, George t Thorp, Norwood, Butler, Cosgrave, French, T.C., O'Brisnr N J P, D F Brady, Flanagan, Reilly, T C, Gavacan ...

... BY ELECTRIJ TELEGRAPF. ENGLISH FUNDS-YESTERDkY. LONDON FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE MAREET- English market buoyant in forenoon, and conools influ- enced by extreme scarcity of money stock, which again prevailed, advanced to 88 for May, subsequently a reaction occurred to 87i Buyers at which they closed. Railways more animated, and advanced during the dav, bat highest prices not maintained. Land and ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, THErnI)DAY. The United States mail steamer Franklin, which a left New York at 1 p.m. on Saturday, the 8th s April, has arrived off Cowes at 1 0 a.m. She D brings mails, passengers, and specie for Havre, and b is commanded by James A. Wotton. V Her cargo consists of 550 bales cotton, 100 cases E sundries, and 550,000 dols. in specie for Havre. tl In lat. 43 to 44, long. 48 to 44, ...

... idE TW ORIDBRS IN COUNCIL. (From last night's Gazette.) NEUTRAL VESSELS. IAt the Court at Windsor, the 15th day of April, 1854, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas her Majesty was graciously pleased, on the 28th day of March last, to issue her royal declaration in the D following terms: Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, ...

... |; FROM THE EVENING PAPEIwSO our THE WAR. pub if stipi It ORSOVA, AFRcIL 6. dere Ef 9dr it Omar Pacha has received instructions from Constan lowi if tinople to Undertake. nothing until the iauxiliaries corn No BUCHAREST, AiRrL:4. bes r Pic Octechakoffbaiae published an 1 Order of thea' pare e day, in which the appr11ooobiuig arrival of Prince Pacse- gard 3, witsch, who will have the title ...

... Tl~lE CGO TU ED VGA TION BILL. On Monday evening a public meeting of the United Pree- byteriaens of Edinburgh end Leith was held in Queen-street Hail, Ehinburghl. Among those on the platform were-the Lord Provost, Bailin Fyfe, Bailie Clark, Ijailie Mathie (Leith), Mr. James Peddle, W.S., tbte Rev. Dr. Johnston (Limokhibs), the Rev. Dr. Peddle, the Revr. Ii. Ienton (Kelso), the Rev. George ...

... WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS, (From the Times.) Soutilamptont, Suniday, IsIldnight: The Rlloyal nailstoam-sliipLaPlai, Csptsin Weller, is just arrived off this port with tbe West indhi snd Pcitic livails, and dates from Chagres of ?? 26-(Ireytown, 18-Jamaion, 27-Demerara, 26- Balrbados, 27-St. Thomrao, April 1. Tie l'latin brings onl freight specie value Ssi2S,044, and 100 scrons of onclinical ...

... 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, ...

... A CURE OF CONSUMPTION INDUCED BY INDIGESTION, EXETE AFLEER -THE BEST OF ROUTINE PRAPCTICE: HAD FAILED. - . _ . I i11,'- Thei ptient,j Jonmounsonarned man,of .4, b ert. place, Rack-street, Exeter, inthe service of Mr. Dinham, tea- dealer, Fore-street,,Exeter, slled in Dri Limb, His appear. ance, at that time, wns that of a wan considerably advanced in ears, althouh hhe was only aged 80, his ...

... ACCRINGTON & HASLINdDEN. II . .. . .. - ~1 - F!tR AT HASLJtaoDtSN.-On Friday night week, about eleven , o'clock. a fire broke out in the woollen mill of Mr. Cooper, Pagg i House, litsihsgden. The fire originated in the enigine-house, over which there la warehouse containing wool, oil, &c. The Battles spread rapidly, and, but for the timely arrival of the fire- | engines belonging to Messrs. ...