... W1 g I rut+ -4 OSBORNE, MARCH 17. Prince Ernest of Leiningen left Osborne for Ports mouth yesterday. The Queen and Prince and the royal children walked and drove out yesterday. MABOR 18. The Queen and Prince and Prince of Leiningen drove out yesterday afternoon. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after- noon at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The Ministers present were Viscount ...

... 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 ...

... TURKEY, (FROM OUR OWN COUREBPONDEtNT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 5. I have learnt from a good source that Baron Koller, ton the 3rd instant, communicated to the Forte in- i structions received from his government relative to the approaching conferences in the Austrian ca- pital. He urged strongly the necessity of despatch- ing either the Grand Vizier or Ali Pacha, the minis- ter of foreign affairs ...

... PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MARCH 13. L A telegraphic despatch, of the 10th inst., from St. Petersburg, announces the arrival of Prince Charles ,of Prussia, who was sent by our court to congratulate the new Czar on his accession to the throne. He was accompanied by the Grand Duchess Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin. The Emperor Alexander and his brother, the Grand Duke Constantine, both dressed in the ...

... ; oun, OWN CORRESPONDBNT.) 6 PARIS, TIUEBDAY EVENING. The Bourse to-day has been brilliant. The Rente, it after touching 7Ofr. 35c., closed at 70fr. 5c., with a rise P of 85c. All securities, without exception, rose consi- derabiy. Credit Mobilier improved 10Fr. The Or- S leansrailway rose 17fr. 50e.; Southern, 12fr. 50c.; ti Northern, Srr. 75c., and other lines from 31r. to 7fr. al The ...

... ,tol ('ROM ODDj OWN CORRESPONDENT.) and. SYDNEY, JAN. 3. ,aris Since the date of my last letter (Dec. 15) some 'lion improvement has taken place here in the state of the sap- markets for goods of English and foreign manufac- line ture, the imports having been less heavy than for iteer some time past. Forced sales of goods of every de- ihall scription continue, however, to be made at prices s, ...

... 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 ...

... 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., ...

... (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 ...

... Yesterday we announced the return of the Argo to fit Southampton from her second voyage round the to world. The Argo has performed the circuit this wlf r time in little more than five months, one of which by )was passed in Australia. pr l By this arrival we have correspondence and files Co to the 7th of January. hc r The rebellion was at an end, and the colony might ar l be said to be tranquil ...

... (FROo o0r' OWN CORRESPONDENT.) a, PARIS, WxrDNEsDmi EvENING. a In regard to the Vienna Conferences, which it is n1 now said will positively open to-morrow, March 1a, o the following particulars of the course likely to be followed are circulated to-day. Count de Baol will c explain the state of the question, in a speech setting a forth the history of the diplomacy of the last two so years. He ...