... I' rll I.. ?? t..- zo.- : .- . , - . r_ ?? it, Tho. following correqponilotuce has boon Shut nse, for 11ublica- ~dtion:,- IAy31854. I Of 0 ir, To petrsimice of the(, accompanying resolntion, I have the I ad Itonour to transmIit, for the Inolrmaction ofhis IRoyal Highness Prince Albert a ho' 'of he onecribers, with *tio unioetnit of suborn ptioes.I a oopo o ytloond t h oeo public, who have so ...

... TIHE COTTON MANUFACTURE AND THE WAR. I. IT,- 11.A. -Pt Or~ l ai 1-- - ?? . 1 ?? ¢ IA W'c have had of late abindance of lamentations over declining profits and dininished -trade throughout the cotton mainiao- tuting districts. In some places short-timie working has had to bo resorted to; in others redection of wages hns been pro- posed, and in Stockport 11,000 people were recently idling ...

... I. 0 N D O N, M AY 13. A deputation on National Education, consisting of Bailie M'Dovwall (Glasgow), tile Rev. ])r. Struthers, Rev. N. M. )d'Gill (Glasgow), Mr. William DIuncan (Secretary of National Education Association of Scot- land), and Mr. Robert Johnston, W. S., had ain inter- view vith the Earl of Aberdeen ou Friday at his ofli- cial residence in Downing Street. The deputation was ...

... LP'NIRON GAZETTE, ST JAMiES'S PrJALACE Mray 19. The Queen bha been pleaced to appoint Anne, Dlichess Of Athole. to be one of thr Ladlir- of the R,.dehnmbpr in Or-intrY to Ilker 1 jes y, in ro crow of u1:, Coun)t.tess . ' Ciarxwont, BETTER.S FO)R TliRh.El: %1 tE r S3EA- FOR ~r~iy AN-D THE BLACK SEA The (rcaerte of this ?? eont ?? Warrant, stating that on letters posted in or addressed to any ...

... L, 0 ,8 I !; 0 DN GAZETTE CROWN OFI'FCE, Ma 10. M~emnbers returri'd to sets'' itl thlis p~rese;nt Parliament. GCs' ci Livhtiold-Irenr; ' Mnt'rjs. ilatton Waterparic, or' W'tre'parlki in Ire~land, and' ?? Hall, inl tile County of Dorlis. in tile rworn ol ±atteIssM ?? I rale Vse tnt Anson), now Larl of Licli-tiekld oafled up to the-i House or 'Peers. Mav 7.- Towvn and Port of Ifastfigs ...

... :-DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC.- it . ; __ _ __ _ __ _ _ it ENGLAND. The Queen gave a State Ball on Wednesday evening in Back- e ingham Palace. The entire suite of state saloons were opened i . for the ball, and were brilliantly lit up with chandeliers, giran- doles, and magnificent crystal 1metres containing wax lights. is 'he invitations to tbe reception comprised the members of Ythe royal family, ...

... The first Meeting of the New Board since the election wes held on Wedniesday-Sheriff Watson presiding. The minutes of the new election of representatives by the Commissioners of b, Supply for, the County, the Town Council, &c., were read; after which,.on the motion of Ur Cochran, seconded by Mr Bothwell, Mr Thomson of Banchory, who eent an apology for unavoidable absence, was unanimously re ...

... )PROGRESS OF TElE WAR. a-t (d ~WE have little progress to *describe in some respects. ~ BP Howbeit, the process of time is progress under present 6a1 circuinistakeesa every day adds to the armiies in the b- atand every sun softenBs the ice in the Gulf of Fin- in land ; and 'With the completion of the allitea army, and bi in the opening-of the watears to'Cronstadt, musit c ome the aLI craoh ...

... Week endling Mar ?? Fassrntgerr.,76~he~. .S l Goods. d i . . 1221 0 - 10 20 t) f Corspnin ,'klt 'r ..10;52 It C i 'CvUZ0nooxAnu ,& ErIERsuGHo & .tSa~o1V IEAtuWAYS. Wekeknd~i:Lc Slav to.f Goods die.. . . 9,571 12 Q.d tCerre-pnodin'- wet-k ita- _ _ 14454 10 105 Week -niz 21I. Passen~gers, 1e ps - 5 6 Corresponr 1kv; weekc foayu , 42 Ct Scorresic CrsnTu. & Scerr-rrrn-1r M _ANIJNTINIAI>Y Weak ...

... QUEEN'S BIRTH-L-DAY. The anniversary of her' Majesty's birth-day was chlebrated - here, on Saturday last, with every expression of loyalty and e1 sincere personal attachment to the Sovereign. The bells rang PI L merry peal at intervals during the day; the banks and public t offices were closed: atid business was generally suspended, tr excepting in the case of the retail shlopkeepers, who ...

... House of Lords, MA,,day, May 1s. The liolls assembled this mornimng at the usual hoer, for the pur- pose of proceeding with the appeal causes. ~Tle Peelrs in attendance were tholord Chancellor, Lord Brougham,' ?? St. Leonmrd'a. JUDflslNT.-'SHEODDN V. PATRIOC A.4 D OTHERS. The Lone CHANcELLoR, at tho sitting of thee House, moved the judgment of their Lordships in this ifidportnilt app eail, the ...

... EIN G 1, A N. 1) mhe I oi'd -Advocate ]ll ied a interview wvith the Earl of Aberden'l~i (ii Mmii doj v. t hiis official resid]en ce in Dc,'tli (If CP' l. M I. £lylIii.---Soni, e-xcitement t~ i' ee' davi !In tile ni but Iit 1)01 i A(0vi St root, St. in es's, ii Co nse- (:0(Gl10 of tli(' ikith of ''1p.11 li Williami hlenry Taviiliir1 fgu~l dii, e n o thp, 87h Foet, ?? .Wt v s ii iii onria A C ...