... RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC MANIFEST6. ,We have received, from Vienna, Count Nesselroae's a' rote to the ministers of Russia at foreign courts. It as professes to be a manifesto to Europe of the inten- tios entertained by the new Emperor, and is the faot official paper which has appeared on the subject. ?he foovwing is a translation: -,ST. PETERSBURG, MARCH 10.s f }ly despatch, of the 2d inst., will ...

... (FROM A MYDICAL OPFICEn.) I Feb. 16.-A considerable amount of scorbutic dis- ease continues to prevail among the troops on the heights before Sebastopol. Some small supplies of preserved potatoes, and on three occasions fresh potatoes and onions have been issued to the men. Some rations of lime juice have also been given with r a view to prevent the spread of this disease. Bat 3 every day ...

... A letter from Bucharest, of the 5th, in the Pays, says: A curious affair has occurred here, and bas created some sensation Four persons wearing masks, but whose appear ance indicated that they belonged to the higher classes, waited two days ag6 on Mr. Coiquhoun, the English con- sul. On being introduced to his office they carefully closed the door. He at first thought they were carnival ...

... THIE WAR. 10 A Russian officer writes from Sebastopol to the pe Vienna Militarische Zeitung, that the Russians are MI now beginning to act on the offensive. The Russian commanders are kept fully and accurately informed cu of all the plans, positions, and movements of the th French and English, receiving considerable assist. in, ance in this matter from the Tartars, who have sought a to ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE DONALD M&BAY. LIVERPOOL, Moosrn, The new American clipper Donald M'a7y Cpt, Warner, built in Boston for the Black Ball line of Ae. lien packets, arrived in the Mersey this morning, fa Bostont, after a capitsl run of sixteen days. Tbre Donut M'Kay ctarted from Boston at 1 p.m. on thre 23rd ult., W encountered very severe weather and adverse winds durhg the 8reater portion of the ...

... P NDOM Mhe LONDON GAZBTTE sday, March 29.1 LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAUCH 3 Notice is hereby given, that bet Majesty ill hold a Le at St. 3Jasnes sPalace, on Monday, 26th lnst., at 2 o'clock. Notice Is alsoe givest, thatthher Hajeoty will hold a Drawit910g.Oma at St. jamee's Palace, on Thursday, the 29th inst., at 2 o'clock. WAR DEPARTMENT. Maacn 20. The Queen has been pleased to appoint ...

... TAXWORTH ELECTION. TAIT3WORTH, WEDNESDAY. The election for this borough, consequent on Sit Robert Peel's acceptance of office as one of the Lords of the Admiralty, took place this morning. There was no opposi. tion to the hon. baronet's re-election. The usual formalities having been gone through, Thomau Bramamall, Esq., a magistrate of the borough, proposed, and William Robinson, Esq., ...

... The following passage in a recent letter from our New York correspondent has an interesting bearing on the question of Colonial lighthouses, to wbich attention has been drawn in our paper by Mr. Alexander Gordon. A new interest is being felt in lighthouses, and their ma- dern improvements in this country. Recenly, our New York Geographical Society listened with deep in- terest to an able ...

... (FROMS OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. A letter from Frankfort, of the 14th, in the .TNoniteur, says :- At one of the last sittings, of the Diet, M. de Bismark, replying to the comr',onications of the Austrian plenipotentiary relati-,fe to the effec-f tive military strength of that hevower, made use of ( remarks which did not Iine&, a very favourable die- position towards tbe ...

... DUBLIN, IacR011 10 The utmost confusion prevails in the tory camp in Cavan, the great question of deciding upon their or candidate being still undetermined. It is said that the Hon. Messrs. Butler and Annesley, the latel withdrawn candidates, speak of coming forwardy again, and that Mr. Burrowes is unwilling to be made a party stalking-horse, and will not stand. The liberals, on the other hand ...

... BARNSTAPLE, TRDnAY. The nomination of a candidate to serve in parlia meat for this borough took place to-day. The vacsncy,it will be remembered, was caused by the ejection of Mr. Laurie, who was found by a parliamentary committee tO have illegally obtained his seat. Up to the day of nomination there were two candidates in the field-Mr. Tite, the architect, who was the means of ousting Mr. ...

... The following is the text of the confidential iespateh addressed to Count Hatzfeld, the Prussian Minister at Paris, and alluded to in the Prussian circular despatch of the 5th ijst., which was pub- t lished in the Daily News of Wednesday last: c BERLIN, MARcH 2, 1865. t Monsieur la Comte,-I have had occasion more than once to mention to your Excellency confldential conversations that I bad had ...