... THE KING OF PORTUGAL AT SYotTH. AMP-TO. Our Southampton correspondent ?? The intended visit of Dom Pedro the Fifth, te yoth. ful King of Portugal, to this country has beea kerwn ii England for some weeks past. His Majesty intendsyiting various Courts of Europe, to see and associate, pseibly with ore who perhaps will be destined to share histhroee, and to pay an affectionate visit to his Royal ...

... EPISCOPALIANi NOTlONS OF DUTY AND I TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-Bishop Blomfield hasbeea Bishop of London some 26 years, and his services have been purchased by the protestant church of England at an expendi- ture of about d600,0001. For the last twelve years he has done nothing bout back up the Ronanising clergy of oar church against the protestant laity. When anycase against a ...

... LATEST . FROM ABROAD. ANOTHER EXPLOIT IN THE BALTIC. (P1ROM OUR STOCKHOLM1 CORRESPONDENT.) Bfomar'-d was shelled on the 21st instant by her Majesty's ships n,.ila, Valorous, and Odin. Admiral Plumridge is recalled from the Gulf of Bothnia to the Gulf of Finland, and is replaced by Captain Hall. UNION OF THE BRITISH AND FRENCH ARMIES AT VARNA. CONSTANTINOPLE, JuNE 22. The allied armies continue ...

... ST YFROM ABROAD. I -4- SILISTlIA. The following despatch from our Paris correspon- dent a ered~ stc day in our second edition: OTV ?? AND zVOI'oEAN TELtOGRAPU.) 1 PARIS, WEDNESDA.Y., iroie 1ilontuer of this morning publishes a tele- phic despatch from Belgrade, dated June 5, Lich confirms the news of the recent success of the Turks at Silistria, but gives May 27 as the ateofthe tngageuent. ...

... THEE 'KING OF PORTUGAL'S VISIT TO] T'1lE CITY. I ;Yesterday the IKing of Portugal and the Duke of Ojpozto, attended by the Portuguese Ambassador and so 9r-l d!iotinguished persons, were received at the Mansion. Nust; by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coun- eitmea at 12 o'clncnc, his Majesty having appointed that &Our for receiving the address of the City. The members 'Pths corperation ...

... LONDON, THIURSDA Y JUNE29. j IN the HOUSE of COmMONS, yesterday, the S motion for going into committee on the Mortmain 1 Bill was resisted, on the ground chiefly that no members of the government, or law officers of ?? crown, were present to assist in its discussion. Mr. HEADLAM, who had charge of the bill, ex- plained his motives in bringing it forward, and stated that he had not ventured to ...

... TO THER EDXTO1 OF THS DAILY NEW5. 'Sn,-flavig ,seen several' excellent Artielesi your journal on thes currency question, I bdg to en- crlose1 you 'COPY Of a letter which has'lbeen Bieat to: the editor of the Timnes, which, if you- think worthy, ie: please ~to inserlt. If You could girve the form er letterj Is ?? diite Times-of the 10th- of February, Le with their rbemarks~ it would be better ...

... We receive from Germany a curious history of a e very precious violin, whose tones were heard during the t splendid fetes (but just over) given on the occasion of the. t marriage of the young Emperor of Austria with a princess o of Bavaria. t In the time of the Emperor Charles VI. the father of ii Maria Theresa, Prince de Lichtenstein, an amateur pas. o sionately fond of music, being charged ...

... BURIAL OF TIME SIr jIURDEZ E%_RD Ca w. AT Esl.. AR y it Yestes day the bodies of Geor6- 1 at riet, William, Henry, and George Brough the ?? dren muidered by their mothe 8 e st this day week, were interred in the buary Antiu - oia Old_ O C hirb Esher. The concourse of ill of the alia? great, and a strong polie -force was presea to ' cdet order. au lthei The unfortunate father of the children ...

... I LETTERS' FROM T HE SEAT OF WAR. I . No. XXVIII. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) -SE ENGLISH ARMY AT VARNA, VA A, JuaN 9. The attacks on the outworks at Silistria are the topics of universal interest here. On the 19th, 20th, 21 st, and 24th ult., a series of desperate assaults were made upon several of the forts, and in each case repulsed after murderous fighting. On the evening of the 28th ...

... THB FOREIGN COMMl SSIoNXBS IX LONDON. M. The commissioners appointed by the governments of h France, Belgium, Hanover, Prassi%, and Austria, to attend no the opening of the Crystal Palace, were yesterday morning ins escorted by Mr. Laing, M.P., Chairman of the Crystal rs, Palace Company, to the Mansion-house, and by that gentle- up man formally introduced to the Lord Mayor. The foreign to id- ...

... it1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SMt,-This gentlemau's claim to the addition of w 600?. to his salary of 2,0001. a year as c!erk of the Privy ob Ciuncil is monstrous, and the matter requires further infor- Id mation, notwithstanding the explanation of the Chancellor if of the Exchequer. On Thursday night the salary for the present year stood it in the estimates at 2,500..-6001. more than ...