... COURT, &c. The Prince of Wales is about to join the war-steamer Royal Albert as a lieutenant. The initials of the four royal personages of France and England, now on such good terms in political policy and personal amity, singularly enough form the word NEVA, the name of the river on which Russia's capital is situate. The monarchs and their consorts are Napoleon, Eugione, Victoria, and Albert. ...

... MULTUJM IN PARVO. The Uiolera has broke out badly in Salisbury. ?? colliers have commenced running between Southanipton and Newcastle. q Mr. oientin Dick is going to petition against the late q ,e1ctimt for Maldoll. 0 Clol ra has broken out at Finglas, a village two ini'es c froii 1 ilii 'Tine cian who burned with indignition has boon extilili .ledi. The itv. J. A. James, of Birminghlamn, ...

... -4 -- -4- E- The Vienna Lloyd announces,-in its most cosp cuusg type that official despatches from London aad Paris have reached Vienna, announcing that the veranents both of France and England acknowleg the policy of Austria, subsequent to the refos881n Russia to give guarantees, to be that beat suited to the circumstances of the case. MALTA, SEPT. 12 (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The ...

... (mION OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). HAVANNAU, AUG. 29. Since my last advice, there has been no cessation in the introduction of negroes on the south side. The more restriction is attempted, the greater seems to be the increase of the evil. The melancholy fact is, that Pezuela, allowing him to be honest, ffnds the enforcement of his measures impossible, through the want of faithful agents. There is ...

... OPENING OF TRB WVHRARNCLIPIP SILKSTONE COLLIERY. -.0 At the small village of Pilley, and close to t1 le the hlickburn valley branch of the South P.,silvwy (ampanS's line, a spirited company ha r metced very extensive colliery operations. Ti; has been sunk about seventy yards deep, and ti.e Par' s eam of coal has been wYon. This seam i, fi four inches thick. Another shaft is in proeress to ...

... DULWICHI COLLEGE. Mr. Hare, one of the Inspectors to the Charity Trust Commissioners, held his first public examination re- specting the abuses in the management of Dulwich College, on the 29th June, 1851 ; and subsequent meetings were held on the 17th, 18th, 25ih, 29th, and 31st July, also on the 4th August, at which last meeting it was arranged by Mr. Hare, that the college should furnish a ...

... Zbe Court. HOLYROOD, SEPT. 15. The Queen and the Prince, accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, and Princess Helena, arrived at the St. Mar- garet's station, Edinburgh, at a quarter before 7 last night. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness were attended by the Duchess of Wellington, the Hon. Elinor Stanley, the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart. ...

... .D UCA TION IN THE UN] .TED STA TBS.I The quick intelligence of the American mind has its apex r And crowning point in the New England States, in which it B may truly be said that every inhabitant is ednoated, inasmuch lth aa out of a population of 827,400 native Americans, only 1,800 ta~ cannot read, write, and cypher. In these older states, formed tri by the Pilgrims, nurtured Amidst ...

... 9lIiOA*UGHT VonNYaCE, I ?? W 7..1M Hdtldri.)- A reqit Is i cursieof°'''ignature, convening a meeting of the ?? of: the'tenant-uight cause, to be held in Dublin on the P6~9 AA Ip~ t is timne to set this, qresaot at rest s i ' the land questioris 14n'aiy arranged Ur iid6actory ?? need hope to wit- e~ran edp dtve loii~edlutf of oou' lretish industrial re- ' 4 sdricesi ~Th o'i secrityt foi 'tenant ...

... |I COBRE8PODsBN& . O:OLg:A. S![R-During the last'ten or twelve days I have bad under my charge, both in and out of hospital, a vast number of cases of diarrheas and vomiting, in or about thirty per cent. of them were attended with cramps. Since Friday I met four or five cases in whom the symptoms were exceedingly severe, the cramps were of the most excruciating kind. The persons so affected ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) STOCKHOLM, SrPT. 13. The Aland Islands are now left to their oun re sources, and the inhabitants, after vainly entreating for a garrison, or even a few ships to protect them, seem inclined to emigrate to Sweden, being under the perhaps well-grounded impression that during the winter they will be visited by a Russian body of troops across the ice, and marched off ...

... [FReOM OURt OWN o0IREZSPDNDrENTJ. LIVBRPOOL, MOSNDAY EVaENING. in Ut ltnrlceremnsnyconnectd iyitl the opening of di hallis n eent f mre hanmerely local while it affords striking evidence of the nt' ?? Bud vast wealth of the inhabitants of bhr ecents an example oftjadioious application of Di .jers ?? wih nisay be imitated with credit, and a9 s lsisour,by each ofthe municipal and corporate th ...