... As the last . amen was uttered on Wednes- day in al 'the churches, we earnestly hope it was also to be received as a ?? of England to the serviceA of the Earl of Aberdeen, to whose piety we are told to attribute the nominal morti- fication of the day. We' say nominal-for, al- though there was- chureh'scrvice, 'there was, al- most throughout the land, dinner- service. Wine was poured out; ...

... POSSRPT . LLOYD'S WIVEEHLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. SATUR3DT NIGH. THY SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL Accounts from Balaklava up to the 12th of Mlarch have been received. A council of war was held that day. The bombardment has pro. ceeded with greater vigour on the part of the awles. The death of Iskender Bey, Co-nt Ilinski; who distinguished himself in a hundred actions when at the head of the Ottoman cavalry ...

... Tur OUNITOARanT P ER1iWE CAsR.-The case of Butler v. Mount- [ garret, which was commenced at Kilkenny assizes on the ?? inst., was brought to a close on Tuesday. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. The announcement was received with some manifes- 1ation of applause. FEsTIVAL OF THE ST PATRICK'S SocxEIv-The Earl of Eglinton presided on Saturday at the celebration of the seventy ...

... The ' Prussian Moniteur ' of the 3rd publishes the folo wing details relative to the death of the Emperor Nicholas: A despatch received yesterday from St Petersburg announces that his Majesty the Emperor of Russia died yesterday (the 2nd), at ten minutes past twelve, after a short agony. The despatches on the subject, previously addressed by Lieut:-Colonel Count Munster to the Adjutant in ...

... ELECTION INThLLIO?jNCE. ,TAmnom-Mr. R. Veron Smith, who has recently 'Acc4tea the' flice of 'President of. the Board of Trade, was' as- el for ,ortbanpt on Monday lasta without opposition. '--SyitneOe-,-.O Monday last-Mr. Peter.Blackburn, of Killearn, was eletedi, without opposition, to represent the onunty of Stirlini in- Parliament,' ii the room Mof the late Mr. Forbes, of Callander. Thse ...

... |H J LAW, OPAIsN1KRUpTCY1TS1 IAdministration, Abuises, and Ainedmentts.' I The' Bankruptcy Law Consolidation Act, 'and the other Statutes, which.have from time to time, for years past, been introduced into the Senate by LordaBRoUGEAM, the present Lord Chaucellor, and. other professed Reformers, 'for the amendment of the existing 'laws which -affect the ?? of'this Iountry, have received the ...

... MR. ROEBUCK'S COMMITTEE. Tf The attentionl of the committee yesterday was ev mainly Oceupied with the evidence of Shiptwecern employed kli Lin the transport of stores and horses, and with further evi- sic deuce from Mr. Macdonald, '5ho distributed the eleemo- foi =ysr aid subscribed in this country for the sick and Bit wondd at Scutari. The first witness examined was Mr. Thomas Miller mi ...

... LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. stored The Asia, British and North American royal mail steam-ship, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey this A evening, with dates from New York to the 27tb, ?? Boston to the 28th ult., and Halifax to the 1st inst. moveK She brought 95 passengers, and 528,620 dols. in in the specie. tied u The Washington sailed from New York on the sun. elcepi 24th, for Southampton and ...

... CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISBASBS OF THB CREST. A festival in commemoration of the opening of the new hospital of the institution at Victotia-paik was held yesterday at the London Tavern, at which upwards of 200 gentlemen at down to dinner. The chair was taken by the Earl of CARLISLE, K.G., who received a cordial welcome on entering the room. After the usual preliminary toasts, The CHO ...

... TUB8 ABOLITION OF THE KEWYSPAPBR STAMP. For ourselves (says the Chehinsford Chronicle), we feel no alarm at the coming change. We have again and again encountered competition and have prospered in the face of it: and should the bill pass we shall retrim oar sails 6 by making the most liberal arrangements for our subscribers that the reduction will allow, and resume our voyage in the f ...

... IRS OF THE UNITED STATES. (FROM OUR SrECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) NEVW YORK, FED. 3, 3 O'CLOCK P.M5. During the last few days five ?? free- oil senators have been elected from five states to the United states Senate-Mr. Trumbull, from Illinois, i jtheplace of General Shields; Mr. Wilson, from t ,slassachusetts in the place of Mr. Everett, late nister to England; Mr. Harlan, from Iowa; Mr. parklee ...

... THE SOUTRAMPTON DOCK COMPANY. Y Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company i wae held at their offices, 1ishopagate-withia; Colonel I B~LUOW in the chair. ?? report for the last half-year showed that .The accounts to the 31st of December last, and the statements now t submitted to theproprietors, exhibit an iscrease amounting to l,3601s.t over the earnings of the corresponding six ...