... 1?- I SATurDY MoszuING, JUNE 17. The following telegraphic despatches have been received. Berlin, Friday. 'rile Austrian anrd Prussian joint note in reply to the Biamberg Coalition was despatched to-day. On thle .0th of Mlay three English steamers destroyed the ships, dockyards, and stores at Brahestadt, in the north of the Gulf of Bothnia. 350,000 roubles of damnagre was done. On the 31st ...

... INAVAL and XMITARY INTELLIGENCE. The Prometheus went into Plymouth Sound on Tuesiay, and saled on Wednesday., The Cuckoo, 3, steam gun vessel, Lieutenant-Conrnander Augustus G. E. Murray, left Sheerness at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, for the Downs and Baltic. From the Royal William Victualling-yard, on Tuesday, 840 bags of bread, and four months' stock of beef, pork, flour, &,c, were put on board the ...

... 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 ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACEAT SY.D.ENM.7 . I I Ir- -- - - - ?? - rtde In addition to the official programme which ap. nod peared in the Daily News of yesterday, Signor Costa ridlhas prepared one of nearly as voluminous dimensions ia respecting the musical arrangements. Like every- ler- thing else connected with the Sydenham undertaking, ie-they will be on the most imposing scale, and will ing comprise ...

... . LOND ON, IRIDA Y, JUNE 2. - 41 IN the HOUSE of LORDS, Replying to the Earl of Ellenborough, The Duke of NEWCASTLE declared his assurance that the British troops in the east were amply pro- vided with the means of transport. The accident that a few boats had been borrowed from the French on a single occasion, afforded no just cause for sus- pecting any deficiency in that respect on our part. ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY Orders were yesterday received at the Infantry Barracks, Windsor, for the 46th Regiment, now quartered there, under the command of Colonel Garrett, to be pro. pared for embarkation to the seat of war in the East, early innext month. The regiment, including the guard sup- plied to Kensington Palace, is now more than 1,000 strong, and should the recruits continue to arrive in ...

... THE MILITIA, YBOMANRY, 4c. T1ir LANCASnirE MILITIA have arrived at Woolwich, nd are quartered at the Royal Marine Barracks. THE RoYAT MERIONETHSHIREI RIFLES completed their training at Bala last week. No inspecting officer was ap- pointed to review them, and the regiment, from first t) Sast, has been entirely drilled by its own officers, without the assistance of a staff sergeant, with the ...

... DUB3LIN, JUNn 2. No part of the count ry appears to have escaped the violent thunderstorms which prevailed at the commencement of this week, and in some places the injury inflicted has been very serious. Two men were killed by the lightning near Banbridge on Monday. They had been working in a field, and took shelter under a hedge, when the electric fluid descended and killed both ...