... NVBERSARY OF THE NEWCASTLE FARMERS' CLUB. -- On Saturday, the anniversary meeting -of this club was held in the club-room, at the Literary and TPbilo- zopbieal society, Sir }33. W. 1i fley, the prvzident of the p1ub, presiding. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the businecs, referred to the munificent offer of books by his Grace the Duke 'uF Northumberland, end stated that the committee 'haviug found ...

... FRENCH DESPA'TOH. Tho Ionitlear publishes the following :-Tse Mcar- shal Minister of War hns received from the General Comonander-in-Chief of the Army in the East the lol- lowing report, dated December 22, 1851 - 1' Monsieur IC Maflahul,-The brud wecther has continued, with rare and shirt intervals of improvemcnt. We never- ticeless continue, as mulch as possible, to encircle the place with ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TaunsrAy, JAN. 25. Lord LYStinuasT gave notice of a motion relative to the conduct of the war, vhereupon the Earl of ELLEN- Borouou postponed his from Monday next till a future day, which he did not state. 'the Duke of NEWCASTLa acquainted the house that Lord John Rusoell had resigned, and as the Earl of Aberdeen had not returned from Windsor, he moved that the house adjourn ...

... LONDON, IEBRUAIi 1. No telegraphic Recounts Irom the seat of war have been published, but the Times contains a journal from its special correspondent at the camp before Sebastopol. On the 10th, llth, and 12th there was nothing of im- portance, The desertion by English and French soldiers was more frequent than might be expected. Shot, shell, and provisions were being brought up. The condition ...

... The Naolsville (Tennessee) Gazette has published a letter from oebastopol, written by Dr. John H. Morton, of Williamson County, who is prosecuting his profession in the service of the Czar in Sebastopel. The following extracts are taken from the letter, which was written in intervals between the 4th and 8th of July:- You havo no idea how much deatruotion one bomb will create, if it be a ...

... THE: BIALTIC PLEET. HAT..arunair, Thursday.-An English fleet, of twelve 'hipe of the line and four steam corvettes, passed the Bielt on Wednesday evening, in front of Nybor. The Cruiser, 17, screw corvette, and the Rosamond, 6. paddle sloop, left Spithead on Thursday evening for the Downs noce roud e f or the flattie. BeaNs, April 21.-Tee English fleet under Admiral Dundas, consisting of 12 ...

... LONDON, APlRL 26, Timn CRIMEA.-(From the Morning Express.)-No later telegraphic news. Under date Paris Wednesduy, the Post save, it is confidentally stated that the diver- sion Omer Paeha was to make has perfectly succeeded. General Bizot veported killed in the combat before the masked battery is not dead but seriously wounded, 1,200 Fretnch were working in the trenches when they were charged ...

... TYNEMOUTIT COUNCIL, A meeting of the Tynemouth Town Council, was held on Wednesday, the Maycr in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed. The TOWN CLxoox read a letter from the Town Clerk of Gateshead, acknowledging the receipt of the memo- rial in reference to the new dock; a letter from the Ad- miralty; a letter from the Trinity Houme, and also another ...

... THE GREAT LONDON MERETING-ADMINI- TRATIVE REF~ORM. -- On Saturday morning a public meeting was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of laying the foundation of a movement for the changes in the con- atitution and conduct of government. The meeting was convened by a requisition from a number of mer- bhapts and others connected with the city of London. The object, as stated in the ...

... I I ..,.,INIPr'IILu PALIAMENT. HOUSE OF LUIDSFRIDAY, MARCHI 23. Th'i Earl of Shaftosbuiry, with otiher petitions, pro. notdo.fromt Sho~tlily-brige, for prohibiting the hal ut inloxictinglv liquors during the wholo of Sunday. IThu. Loan) ?:IOA NOFLLOIt tiken road the following tacs- sige frornt tit Queen : f11llor Maje thinks it right to acquaint the H~ouse of orsta ie ha concludeed, in ...

... DAILY AND PERIODIOAL PRESS. SPECTATOR.-Napoleon must be content with half a chance in the matter of the succession. There ia no doubt that an heir born to him might have a great effect in subduing many impationces and many feelings of tu- certainty in the French people. At present the Emperor stands too conspicuously dependent upon a litf tenure, and the heirship that presumptively presents ...

... EMPERIAL PAIRLIAMENT. OUOSE OF fUt3DSi-MiONDAY, JUNE, 4. Lord UsAeNVILLE, ill reply to Lard Aiboluarle, stated that the Russian government, ia a recent cironlar, had miand prvsanted the liee of conduct pursued by Captain Watson, in declaring the blockade of the ports of that empire Pa the Baltic. lne Niewspeper Stampa Bill passed through cmn- rniteu.-Atj. TUESDAY. i ulolmsur, in reply to Lard ...