... OPINIONS OF' THE MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The opinion of the country seems to be at cross- purposes with itself. There is just now no man hut Lord Aberdeen himself who stands in such a questionable position with the public as Lord John Russell-but there was not one man in the late cabinet who beside him expressed dis- satisfaction with the prosecution of the war-there was no man who gave tangible, ...

... Iet court+ Her Majesty held a Court yesterday, at Bucking- E ham Palace. TB The Coust Persigny, Ambassador Extraordinary and C Plenipotentiary from his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, had his first audience of the Queen, and de- B livered his credentials to her Majesty. T His Excellency was introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, hi K.G., the Queen's Principal Secretary of State for ...

... DEWSPATCHE FwROM GENERA SIMPSON. (Prom a Second Supplecesotto the London Gaualte.ol Tuesday.] Ti WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT: ?, in a Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch tist? Bow and its enclosures, of which the ?? oopi?, ? addressed to his lordship by General Sfmpson.. Cout Before Sebastopol, August ?? read MyLord,-Havingbeen engaged since daylight in the a servation of the position in ...

... NAVYAL AND MJI.ZITABy. ArnIRALTY, J1LY 18.-AP'P,02NTMENT. _ taptain J. McDougall (555) to be Super et4atnt of the Prcket Service at Southampton, vice Davis. PORTSMOUTH, 3VLY 18. The screw steam trsqpzrt;8 Harbinger and Witley PsrK have arrived at Spithead tt,'A! Thefiret named left Malta, July 2, and thealattrigd bef1 T'o Harbinger brings home ii seamen from the Naval Brigadc befoe Seb,,ftopo ...

... THEVEA TEBR AND THE CROPS. AYmSHrnRB-We have been favoured with most delightful harvest weather during the last ten days. The clear sunshine has been of great advantage to the wheat crop, and the searching breezes which occasionally prevailed 1 have brought the early cut corn into good condition for stacking. Since the beginning of last week, farmers have mado good progress with the all ...

... J2NPERIAL PARLIAMENT. l HOUSE OF LORDS.,-TUESDA ~ 3re26 m The housse met at 5 o'clock. te] ROYAL COMdISISSI'ON. 0 The royal assent was given by commission to the follow- P The Consolidated, Fnnld (10,000,0l00. BiloEt ato of tnom ie Boor Children, InsurarcO on Lives, Abateme;ant o utinmes TaCotnnOof Ecelsliti Cationr, Sern Duis Trps Con titugeulation and D~greoa (Oxford), Grants of th~ Leand, ...

... THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the barrister appointed * revisthe list of voters for the metropolitan county, held his eigheth ceurt yeterday, atthe New Globe Tavern, Kile- and-road ; and revised the 'ists for the parishes and places within the 'selling district of Mile-end. yrj. joseph Davies attended on behalf of the liberal * terests. Mr. T. Alley Jones represented the ...

... frihex OUR OWNz OORES5PON-DEST. le CONSTANTINOPLE, OcTr 30. le Of the very few fragmentary items of news, or Y materials for public remark, which are this week available for a letter, the subject of our interpreters d stands first, both in point of suggestiveness and.l . importance; for, whilst other scraps of intelligence are of comparatively trifling and ephemeral interest, !9 the character ...

... (knom OUR OWN COOBBESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The Bourso was more calm to-day, and but for the f further fall in Consols it is thought the Rente would have improved considerably. As it was, there was a decidedly better feeling. The Three per Cents., after I opening at 64, declined to 63.85, and closed rather firm at 63.90. Credit Mobilieroscillated a good deal and closed at 1,120f., ...

... TO THE ED1TOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sirt,-The admirable articles which have lately &a~ppared in your! paper on the subject of railways have been so excellent that, although I cannot hopse o equal them, I trust I may do some. service by just calling atten- tioa to one of the reasons why railways do not pay. Tbe chief cause is tbe jealousy and discord wltich prevail, more or less, at the boards of ...

... LIECT.RNS. AT THE iAjROHICZqTURAL MU. I a.{, M.CA, ON~)~ tWRS'M;INSTER. ; ?? ooi~icun2 iqfre it ttaumu Series was deiliveredi by J't? FA. Skidai'rf,- on uoniiay eienirg 'last, before a well-attendtd meeting,: at ti6e Atchtectutral Museum; the subject of the lecture belng Architectural Metal Work. - . The lecturer confined his remarks tothe practice of metal work of the Christian era. He ...

... EXPLOSION ON BO4RD TEE BRITISH SHIP I ABBOTTS READING, AND LOSS OF LIFE. Yesterday Captain HaIsted, R.N., secretary to Lloyd's, received the following communications from the Admiralty, reporting a shocking catastrophe on beard the English ship Abbotts Reading, of Liverpool, while lying in Valparaiso Hlaibour, on the 12th of Sept. last, ?? with loss of life. Admiralty, Oct. 31, 1856. Sir, ...