... -L OND ON, TUESDAY, MARCH 131 IN the HouSE of LonDs yesterday leave was given Bu to Lord Lucan to attend before the Sebastopol In- mi quiry Committee. The noble lord afterwards read thi twro letters, one from himself to the Commander-in- Co Chief, renewing his demahd for a court-martial, and of the other from Lord HIardinge, declining toaccede to mf the request. . The Mutiny Bill and Tea ...

... GENERAL, ORDER ITO THE FRENCH ARMY ON THE RUSSIAN DEFE&T AT BUPATORIA. M AXT OF TI ELAbsT,-The enemy ?? just sustained another check. On the morning of the 17th they attacked Eupatoiia with 20,000 infantry, 80 pieces of cannon, and 4,000 cavalry. This corps, composed of all the reinforce- ments that could possibly be brought together at Perekop or from within the Crimea, was vigorously ...

... (MOMi OUR OWN CORESPOND515T.) BERLIN, MiAse 6. Although General son Wedell and his aide-de- camp, Co'onel Oldberg, have returned from Paris without concluding any specific arrangement with regard to the position of Prussia, yet it would be incorrect to suppose that their mission has proved a failure, or that even the negotiations are broken off. On the coatrary, I can assert that the latter ...

... SPIRIT RAPPY IN W AMERICA. Our New York correspondent writes :-We hear little said now about spirluttal rappings and revelations. The humbug has had its day in thbis country, although we tr witniess an occasional bright flickering in the socket of this fill fatal and disgusting delusion. Judge Edmonds, who for ay at many years has enjoyed the reputatuon of being one of the first jurists in the ...

... (raoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT:) PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENINGO It is clear that on the 23rd and 24th of February there was some serious fighting before Sebastopol, but the French and Russian telegraphic accounts of the affair are violently conflicting, and probably neither of them are accurate. It can scarcely be doubtful that Mentobikoff's despatch, dated St. Petersburg, Mlarch 6, and Admiral ...

... (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) BALAKLAVA, Ma&acH 10. We are decidedly improving. The weather is as | mild and dry, and the sun as warm, and the air, everywhere but in Balaklava, as pare, as even the most fastidious can desire. The bottoms of our ravines and dells r.re covered with fresh green grass, and snowdrops andcrocuses spring up on the moun- tain side. Stores of all sorts are rapidly ...

... A The Mooniteur of yesterday contains the following: tl BOULOGNE, MARCH 1, HALF-PAST 5. The Emperor has just arrived at Boulogne, after visiting and inspecting the camp at Helfant this morning. The AMoniterur also contains the following reply by the Emperor to Lord Elgin's communication, accom- panying the address of the Candian Legislature, which had divided its contribution to the ...

... THE ])EATH OP THE CZAR. The solemn event of Friday last has produced an impression throughout England, probably broader and deeper than any occurrence which thE present generation can remember. The name of Nicholas I. calls up no mere general and indefinite conception, but a clear and well- defined image before the mind. The man so represented insisted, while he lived, that the world should ...

... ROYAL INSTITUTIION. Yesterday Dr. Tyndall resumed the consideration of the electrical properties of induction end conduction, and the iinfueneof points in drawing off the electric fluid. Dr. Tyndall advocates ththeory that there are two distinct kinds of electricity, in opposition to Franklin's more simple theory that negative electricity is only the deprivation of the quantity that is ...

... IOROVN NPORMATION AGAINST AN RX7BNO S.] FE SHIP-BROKING FIll IN LIVERPOOL. On Friday week an information was preferred by the Crown, before Mr. Mansfield, the magistrate, against the firm of Bahr, Bebrend, and Co., of Cable-street, Liver- poel, merchants, shipbrokers, &c., for fraudulently obtain- ing a British register of a Russian vessel, called the Atlantic. Sir George Stephen, in stating ...

... PARIS, MorNDAr. At the sitting of the court today, when thet laughter occasioned by the precipitate retreat of the coun terfeit advocates had subsided- A man named Riffaut, a maker of medical and surgical apparatus to a maison de santd in the Rue de Londres, who had not appeared when called on Saturday, came forward c and deposed to having examined the little Marsdens to as- t certain if they ...

... AT the mid-day sitting of the HOUSE of COMMONS pat yesterday, the The second reading of the Bills of Exchange Bill, by which had originated in the Upper House, was moved laih by Sir E. PERRY. no Mr. VANCE opposed the measure, arguing that it by conferred an unjust and injurious precedence on the holders of bills of exchange over ali other creditors. gel A system of registration of dishonoured ...