... Rateot Intelligence. SATURDAY MORNINGS MARCH 10. Telegraphic accounts from Vienna mention interviews which had taken place between the representatives of the Allied Powers there; but the Congress had not opened, as Prince Gortschakoff was not yet prepared to offer his pleni. potentiary powers for examination. A letter from the same city, given by the ? Augsburg Gazette,' contains a few ...

... ADJ'OURN-ED i 1NiRAL ArNUA4I |, :ZLicensing Day. ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER-SQUAiRE.. Yesterday Mr. e. Grabahn'(chairran), Deputy'Lleutcnnnt of the county of Middlesexb Messrs. Fraheis.Thrupp, l&., assembled in the ?? of the Workhouse of the Parish of St: George, HanoverisqnarelMouhc street0 Groevenor-square to takeinto consideration the^ ?? renewing the licenses of.tsose suspended from ?? ...

... VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PitOMOTIONS IN TEE CIVIL SERVICE. Treasury.-Mr. M. H. Foster, senior clerk at the Pal. ?? Office, Whitehall, has been appointed to the new office of accountant to the Treasvry; Mr. T. E, Wiekens, one of the clerks ir the finance department of the Treasury, has been appointed assistant to Mr. Foster; Mr. G. Russell, junior clerk in the Treasury, Whitehall, has been ...

... BRU'IZtt iAPLR Y. - I -.R- 1 . ie To fad EDITOR Qo VOR MORNING 0HRONICI. I le S- -Ar old Peninsular is induced to write on the present it state of the British cavary;.in answgr-to an article publishedi by a practical man, as he is calleid; and because the Times newspaper demands suggestions on the subject, by which public opinion may be formed, to thbs end of introducing reforms in our cavalry ...

... FoREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [BY INTERNATIONAL TELIEGRAPH, VIA THE HAGUE.] [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] VIENNA, MAiCa 8. The following is an extract from the manifesto of Alexander:- 6 Being destined by Providence to fulfil a great jDiqsion, may we maintain Russia at the highest pi,,nacle of power and glory, and thus accomplish the wishes and intentions of Peter, Catherine, Alexander, and of our ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ThGerman papers mention the intention of Prge to propose an armistice, in order to allow the eeror Alexander II- time seriously to examine the . o his empire with respect to the Eastern *tereO, One journal, the Silesian Gazette, states gi'ti1 roposition has been made and rejected. rthe orentehiktfi writes from the Crimea, under &~ of the lst- Last night we raised a second bt in advance of ...

... ROYAL WRONG-HE^, _OF ...