... aT ?? Idl lcromn. EDINBURGHI, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1855. A SUPPLEMENT is ]'ublislhed with the ).IEICtURY every | Monday and Thuirs ly Afternoon, contah!iaig the Latest News received by Tel 'graph. The feiputts of the Londun Corn and Cattle Markets, with the state of the FundIs, is given in the Supplement with Monday's publication, and van be forwarded, in neost instances, to any part of the ...

... ?? Intelligence. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7,. A telegraphic despatch from Vienna, dated yesterday evening, states that M. Drouyn de IHuys was expected to arrive in that capital last night. The Conferences were to recommence on Monday. The I Moniteur' of yesterday publishes a despatch from General Canrobert to the French Minister of War, dated March 23rd, in which he gives a detailed account of ...

... VeIT TO THE GVtIMVHALL' ?? THE Emperor and Empress. .. ?? AU London gave itself one great holiday on Thursday. The streets were densely crowded, the windows filled with ladies, and the spectators seized. upon every coign of vantage. In the City, too, a, procession is not so great a novelty; and a goodly number of streamers and national flags were forthcoming, amongst which the tricolour of ...

... [BY MAGNE'T'IC TELEG 3RAPI'I ] DESpATCOI FROM LO)RT) RAGLAN TO LO1' PANME RE. ']ltftor'e Sebast opel, March 27iit. iMV IOnD-Adverting t( my despatchI of tlle 24ti ,I stiit, I d1O ?? thle ?? to state that thre fl- owl ing officers lve vtl been b rouglit to my notC, as ha v- legr distilngished thieselves on the night of' the 22nd , ?? g of thle 23rd instant, in addition to those I whose nillrmis ...

... 3IMPROVED POSTAL AND PASSENGER COM. MUNICA'TION BETWEEN ENGLAND ANI) 13tliANDWJ I 1(J' IRISH IREPIRE- SENT AE T I NSX (From12 tho CoNreSPOWICde o.f ndes) London, Thursday E.venling. A LARGEC meeting of the Irish represertattivee of all parties assenalbitd to-daly att thle King's Armns, Old palace Yard, for' the pirpose. of conniderini, tile bill as ?? to lie submlitted to Pairilinlent ?? umn ...

... THE CHANCERy SUIT AGAINST THE TOWN COUNO IL. The Atteosneg-GenelI atq the elation ?? Beaev, the Bsj/host 111unicipat Coriporatioin. AFFIDAVIT oF F. Y. GILBERfT, ESQ. Francis Yar-do Gilbert, of Slip,, caltnili of thle corps of Royal Engineers, Maketh oath and saith, that, in thle nionth~ of January, 1853, this deponent was eppoitnted byv the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland a commissionler to ...

... WED'NESDAY'S TELEC{ Hl'EIlC NEWS. THLE RlUSSIAN SORTIE ON' MARCH 22 AND 23-T\WO TiiOUSAN'D RUSSIANS KILLED AND WOUNDE1D. (Iproir tile Oiriilr Ner'es.) Pa r'ki, WedlIIesilay Morillng. A delspatclh hbrs bretn received froin General Can- roburt, (late(i MrLrcir 229, giling all ?? of a sortie narir by thlr tiussirins on tire nirht of tire 22nd and ,.rir, rif the 23rd. He statesr tirat th{e errllry ...

... CbRRESPONDENCE. THE COUNTY DOWN INDEMXNITY FUND. TO THlE EDITOR OF T111 BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIn-You no dtoubt recollect the county Down being deluged with handbills, il the month of July, 1852, headed 'i iadejiettdeitt Electors' Ptotectiott Society, in tbe following form:- Whereals wve tiao reason to believe that many honest supporters of W. S. Crawfordl Esq, for tie re- ?? of the county ...

... JVED)NVIES 'A ?? APRIL 25, 1855. - - '!HE WAR. The news of the week, whetiter that from Vienna or from the Crimea, i. anything but encouraging. It is true that as regardsthe frmerthere is tireasonable cause fir surprise. We, from the first re-opening of the Cont;irances at Vienna, have avowed ourselves to be among those, and they are by no means few in ±tumnber, who saw little ground for hope ...

... THE middle class -the phrase is exclusively English, and the thing is exclusively English. The bourgeoisie of the French, the Bidrgersfand of the Germans, and the synoryms of all the other conti- nental languages, have a much more limited meaning. The English middle class does not express burghers or townsmen as opposed to nobles and pea- sants; or merchants and master-umechanics as ...

... NrAVAL AND MILITARY. t INSPECTION OF THE GUARDS FOR SERVICE IN THlE EAST. O Tbe detachments of the Household Infantry, under orders for embarkation to joia the service battalions in the * Crimea, marched yesterday from their barracks to the Wel- lington Barrack Parade, where his Royal Highness Prince Albert and Staff, in the presence of a very large assem- blage of persons, made a most minute ...

... Last evening a public meeting of the inhabitants of St. Clement Danes was held at the Wheateheaf Tavern, Vere-street, Lincrla's-inn-felds, for the purpose .f adopt. ing measures to defeat- the' attempt made by church- wardens of the parish to levy a church rate of 3d. in the pound. Mr. CRtOSSLEY, of Newcastle-street, took the chair. The CkArIrAN, in opening the proceedings, remarked that there ...