... Tax following is the programme of the opening of the Crystal Palace, which will take place on to-mor- row:- - A limited number of seats will be reserved for mem- bers of the Corps Diplonmatique, her Majesty's suite, members of the House of Peers and House of Com- mons, and their families, and for the farnikos of other persons who are present officially to assist at the cere- mnonial. A dais ...

... Tier weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday, at eleven o'clock, Mr. M'CAscE in the chair. The following is the state of the house: Number of persons in the Union Workhouse and Fever Hospital on Saturday, the 3rd day of June, 1854 -In the workhouse, 1,096; in the hospital, 124; in the inlErmary, 292; admitted since, 17; total, 1,512. Dis- charged at request, 5i5; by ...

... 9tr Pazz. TIE PROGRESS OF THE WARIR (Frorm the Times.) THE conclusion of a treaty of alliance between Austria and the Porte, which is stated by Lord Clarendon to have already Haken place, and is confirmed by our own intelligence from Vienna, is, in every point of view, an occurrence of great interest and significance in the present state of affairs. To enter into a treaty with a belligerent ...

... Tnz following notice has been published at Lloyd's:- Extract of a letter dated Calcutta, April 28, 1364: - ' We beg to brings to the notice of the committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's the unprotected state of the Eastern trade. The British vessels of war in these seas are few, ant of small size. By the last steamer from Singapore we have intelligence of a Rus- sian squadron, of ...

... WE return to this subject. in consequence of the light tirfown upon it by the discussion in the Bouse of Commons on Tuesday night upon Mr. Collier's mo- tion. In our last, we analysed, as far as our space admitted, the report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the matter, and report upon the infor- mastion received by them from the most eminent au- thorities in the United Kingdorn. ...

... VARNA, Mtsr 31.-The correspondent of the Morn- iog Chroanice writes as ?? the morning of the 29th IMay, Sir George Brown and staff arrived in a man-of-war steamer. His division, the light divi- sion, is to be encamped at Devtna, a distance of eigb- teen miles on the road to Schumla-whithler the Sap- pers have preceded them. He rode out Shortly after arriving to inspect the road and the ...

... WE lIarn, by letters dated as late as the 16th inst.. that Admiral Plumridge's detached flying squadron of steamers, consisting of the Leopard, IS (flag), the VWuJ tore, 6, the Odin, 16, and the Valo10rous, 16, since it hasd been up the Gulf of Bothnjia, has encountered some' very severe work, what with ice and shoals, which: has damua,-,ed their paddiewheels a good deal. TheV' have destroyed ...

... THE NEW CUSTOXAROUSE. O THE EDITOR OF Tag BnLAST NVs-LEUSUL Scat-However unwillingly, I am compelled, in justice to myself, to state a few facts, in reply to a communi- cation from the Mayor, published in your paper of this morning. The deputations met in the Town Hall pre- viois to their going to Mlr.- Lanyon's office; but on mny flndiag that some of them had bean closeted with that gentleman ...

... OPENING OF THE R YSTAL PALACED SYDENNAM5 LONDON. (roaM Oir, 'CORRESPONDENT.) Tsrsgeat event took place to-day. The weather was imposing- The G-lassPalaceeis awonderful creation of man's genius, far -surpassing in grandeur and beauty the Great Exhibition Buildin~g of 1851. it also pos- sesses an additional httraction, being most luxuriantly deck~ed with the rarest and most beautiful flowers. To ...

... |s consequence of the extreme importance of the de- clarations of Lords Lyndhurst, Clarendon, and Aber- deen, in reference to the war policy of the British Government, in the debate on the Austro-Prussian treaty in the House of Lords on Monday evening, we this day supplement the necessarily piecemeal report ?? appeared in our last-composed of such ma- terials as came to hand on Tuesday night ...

... L-TEST IN'TELLIG.ENCE. BY MAGH\ETIQ TELEGRAPH. LONDON NEWFS OF TUE SDAY RESULT OF THEI CONFERE.NCE oF THE TWO SOVEREIGNS. BiUTrY~s, MONDAY NoRenr.-The results of the T eschen Confer-eice is favouriable to Austr-ia, Prussia will send an answer to the minor States, e-xtinguishing the hopes of the JBrembsrg Conference. Another despatch from Berlin, dated last 7n.glit, says, Count Mantecifol will ...

... Tim Cabinet, as at present constituted, consists of the followhing Members:- Earl of Aberdeen ?? ?? First Lord of the Trea- Marquis of Lansdovne. [sury. Lord Cranworth ?? ?? ?? Lord Chancellor. Lord John Russell ?? ?? President of the Council. ViSect. Palmerston (R (Home Earl of Clarendond Sces. 'Foreign Duke of NewcastlI of State. W lvar Sir George Grey 3 I Colonies. Mr. Gladstone ?? ?? ...