... I . The young midshipmjan, son of the recorder of 'New. castle, reported to have lost his legs, escaped the cdnffict at Odessal withoutijury, and, is now a prisoner at war. The state apartments at Windsor Castle are closed until further orders; The Oxford public library was formially opened to the publiec on Thursday week. The Montecina, from Liverpool, was wrecked on Rockaway Beach, May 17; ...

... I I Some excitement prevailed last week on the southern division of the London and North-western railway, in consequence of the dissatisfaction existing amongst a portion of the engine drivers, respecting the new sys- tem of working the trains by contract, having embo- died itself in the form of a threat to strike without notice, unless the system in question were given up. The ...

... The announcement of the burning of the Eurpa transport. ship, with troops and horses for the east onu board, which was communicate& to Lloyd's on hurs ay, at noon, by telegraph from Liverpool, created much sensation throughout the shipping interest. It took place en the night of the 31st ult., in the Chops off the Ch el, not far from the spot where the lfl-fated Amazon steamer was destroyed, ...

... I 0FF;':N . ,No~lL IDGtf . : . . 'For' wlongfime past it has sppstred £vesry bwrbarous to Ianyrthbinkqrs, *hsA >ei should grpw so deeply enaiumureilof their Iown strong reason, as to believe it may properly sp'eak the doomito whishlv'e are all sub- J~et, making bfat deo in ithe eyes of aounmion men, a cure-th Christin teaching them theswhile that this doom is a, blessing accorded out of the ...

... CIAVMATO BECOiM1 OF RBSSIAF The mear must conquer somewhere-or fall- The .canty accounts ;that reach, us, froms' the interiom of Russia, or from t.PeWb i .thhedicat5 . 1- regard P au outlg ity), raise up stange thoughts. 2he approachig' tii, in Russia, which nothing can apparenggyavert'iha' i be th6 death of the czar1 and the immediate husbing up of his quarrelis fin of instruetidn. What is ...

... I TOWNl AD TALK. The bassar for. the consumption hospital, in the grounds of Gore and Grove houses, will be confined to the 27th and 28th instant. Sir, G. Grey has appointed Lord Hobart and Mr. S. Whitbread to be his private colonial secretaries. Two gun-boats ar? to be built at Deptford-yard.c ?Teerly all the gar 4 are now without military guards, the duty being pzriormed by extra gaolers, ...

... TflE LOSS OF THE TIGER. Although we have yet no. offilcial report of the loss of 'the Tiger, 16, paddle, Captain Henry Wells Gfford, at Odessa, yet the latest news from Admiral Dunfia's fleet' leaves us no longer hope for pronouncing the Ressian Baron Munchausen's, story an unfounded dis- patch. We now learn that the Niger, 14, screw, Comn- -mander Heath returned to 'Sbastopol, from the coast ...

... - . TOWZ ?? BOUNRY TAL-Y Last year, out of 48494O plaints in the county court-, only 883 causes were fried by jury. In 44 cs the parlies-requirim ajuryobtained verdicts. Alad named Qeorge Walker, living at Northampton, bass be-nom a lunatic, as is alleged, from submitting two years since to -the opairlwef electro-biology; A e'ollierv eplosior took plsce on Saturday at Silver- dale, bleweudei- ...

... Correspondents who do not find their oomnnuioations no- ticed, may infer that we cannot answer than, or decline to do so. We further cannot, nx-DE He CtaBsrs5ANes, OEUaRGE OURSTELVS WITH A. RETUN OEMSS. GODnREY GOODnAD.-Vad not our correspondent better defer the publication of hit letters until the time of re-assured health to the nobleman whom he would address? We think so. NrwcaSTLa-uros ...

... oU. cONTEMPORARIE - ftEH MUST 3x SAV5D.-(- ?? and 3iglatidlare not at war with Greece, but none of these 'p'eWwcll tolefetthe evident connivance-of the Greek government withthe designs of Ruassiai and the court of Athens: his -laboured'under a serious delusion ?? *mgiged that Russia has the power to protehtit against the prompt and effectual interference of the western wwcee.' M. Peirsiany, ...

... | Good news may generally be told in few woids. The Russians have been soundly beaten. The bear, with a very sore head and growling from the bottom of his heart, is in full flight from be- fore the victorious Turks, who-with no allied sword flashing in their aid; no English or French bullet whistling in concert with Mussulman lead-have driven the Russians from Silistria; having fearfixlly ...

... : 0-THE HEATdF ILONDON. In the week that ended Satrdy, the.17th, the num- ber of deaths registered in London WS; 1,085. In the ,ten corresponding weeks & the years 184:-53 the aver. age numberwvas892', which,-if raised in proportions to inerease of population, bocomes98.1. Tle fact iadicates a rather bhgii moitality ; they show that about 1oo persons died last week above what is usual at this ...