... ITHE FIFTY THOUSAND 'POUNDS VOTD FOR THE ENGLISH EXEIiBITORS IN PARI NEXT YEAR. TO TIRE ZDXTOR OF THEO DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Oa Tuesday night Air. Cardwell applied fr 0 50,000. for the expenses of the management of the Brit t a Department of the Exhibition in Paris in 18io, ard af b languid resistance, got the money. Now, as Mr. Locke observed, when he declined to oppose r the minister because at ...

... RUSSIAN BILL-RUSSIAN - LOAN. As far as the vital question of money goes- a question that is wont to thrill the national Beartstrings-we have done double justice to Rassia. We have anew declared our resolution to pay Russia what, years since, we covenanted to pay; sand what' no atrocity, no attempted rapine -of hers can absolve us from,-and we have made it legally criminal, whilst we resolve to ...

... THE NEW DRAGON o TLEY. More, of More-loll, who! slew the dragon of Wantley, was a great hero; but Seymour, of Didlingtcm-halli who has slthail terlibbbrA a ;gon, the Board Hf Health, is a greater. Reader, qdidet thou over cond lt that by e .-e Dragon of Wantley, which B er cy -pud Jished in his Reliqu-es of Ancient Poetry P He would scarcely recommenit for it contains as: ...

... THZE CRYSTAL -P-ALA . I X I The attendance at the Crystal Palace on Saturday last formed a very expressive comment on the wisdom ofireserving that day for five-shilling visitors. Al- though the day was beautifully fine,. and the palace and grounds never looked to greater Advantage, there were comparatively few persons present, an d of .theae the great iiajority were ticket holders. 'A gflance ...

... The Madrid Gazette publishes the following address from General San Mliguel: The Captain-General of New Castille to the population of Madrid. Inhabitanti of Madrid-Your fatigues and your sufferings are at an end. Yesterday, with the arrival of the Duke of Victory, the great light of day so desired by all good citi zeus beamed upon you. It is not the less a sacred duty for me to return my heart ...

... IMPORTANT EXPERIMENTS WITH NEW ARTILLERY. Admiral Berkeley, Captain Alexander Mlilne, Lords of the Admiralty; Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, of the Excellent, gunnery ship at Portsmouth; Colonel Calmer, inspector ot artillery; Lieutenant-Colsnel Wilson, assistant;. Colonel Chesney; Lieutenant-Colonel Wilson, director of the Laboratory; Lieutenant-Colonel Mitchell, Royal Artil- lery; Lieutenant ...

... HOITS1 OF COMMONS-SATURDAY. The Speaker took the chair shortly after two o'clock. NEW WRIT. On the motion of Mr. GRENVILLE BERKELEY, a new writ was ordered to issue for the shire of Aberdeen, in the room of Vice-Adauiral Gordon, who has aceepted the office of steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. LAND. ASSESSED, AND INCOME TAXES BILL. Tile Lords' amendments to this bill were agreed to. COURT OF ...

... IP UBLICSAFETY and ACCOaM3ODA VON. t Yesterday depntations from the directors of the Crystal Br- PAirIco Company, tire London and South-Eastern and thse Brighton railwvay comnpanlieg, and the Iron-boat and City Of Semoacopneswated uponl thle Lord Mayor for the le purpose of obtaining Iris lordshrip's saincton t) a great public 3-imaprovement, not only caicrilatorl to increase the public aca- ...

... THE RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS, AND - THE ADVAxCrE OF THE, AUSTRIANS. my I s - ?? . -; - The Russians are retreating from Bucharest; and the Turks, at the instigation of the Austrian minister ;at' Cmistitinople, are forbidden pursuing the discom- fited foe,.and following up the* successes the Turkish aris so gloriously achieved on the banks of the Danube. The retreat of the' Russians may b& ...

... PREPARATIONS FOR THE U-gEPTION or; I -: ?? ?? -CHOLEf PATIENTS. In consequence 'f the spresd of cholera in Ith metropolis. preparations have been mide ia' tlie' yariua ,medical insti-' tutions, by -directii of their 'respective governors, ' for the. immediate admission and treatment ot persons whosare attacked with that dreadful scourge. ST; BARtROM EW:S HosTLTA Two war.ds are in readiness ior ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-As you have admitted Eumerous letters on the subject of the dress uf the army, perhaps you will allow me to add a few words. The ptesaeit dress of the army is universally condemned. It exhibits the worst specimens of bad taste, and injurious confinemen t. The Tawdry finery, petty mixture of colours in little nar- row stripee, &c., are as much at variance ...

... (rROX OUR OWN CORRSESPONDENT.) PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The Vienna telegraph maintains its character for mendacity. The bloody battle reported yesterday as having been fought on the 23rd between Giurgevo and Fratesebi, with a loss on the Russian side of 2,000 killed, is now said by the Austrian Cor- respondence (ajournal a few degrees more worthy of credence than its fellows) to be a mere ...