... In addition to the letter published in otur first ppe, I the followint appeared in yesterday's Times. Sir.-In Me 27es of the 7th inst. there Appars a letter from Lord Cardigan, in which hi Lordship. after many days' deliberation. denies-and. as he says, ; the most positive terms-having received the mess3a I stated I had sent to him, onveying, perhaps, too wild a reproah for not haring made use ...

... I, W1 shall. as wmal, pubih hthe Railrev 7irNe Table !1 $'!upplerment to our mitrt jOuIEA4tL. AdferitLe- -t-, t2r SAk portion of the ?? .sAould be wet a! the 8mbe enced of the week. I IPSiWICH. Saffierdetl. .1psrCdi IfS5. t 'SMIr>I5i.~Su;N B.y Tur LoiRt Li ?? OF |, 'tII i(Ot1NTV OFr SVIO, . VoelReg ?? tSrf. fiS Mlitia Artib.lee Corps.-NViliann Seathes. gent. I d, - !wP F:rs.f Lieut. ' rire ...

... NAVAL AND 3MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. The 10th llussars are getting tired of their protracted stay in Cairo, and men and oflicers ret anxicus. to reach the Crimea. Thieyare toleave Cairo ?? the 26th, and their place in the Abbaseeyeh Barraks will be occupied by the 12 Lancers. List week the band of the 10th ploved'ini front of Shepheard's Hontel, and Mehemet Ali Pasha's dauzhtr', who occupies a ...

... I THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE WAR I NVITH RUSSIA. The Maniteur o in h ?? portion of the state documentet whirh relates to the diplam atic proceedincs in conlection vith the Eastern war, the principal Objects of which are to show that much goats has alreadr been attainpi hv the Virnna Conferences, first, by gaining the henrty co operation of Austria with France and Englswid in carryina on the ...

... The Military Secretary held a levee on Tuesday att the HIamse Guards, being the first occasion of the kind I for some months, such has been the pressof business at head-quarters. A telegraphic message reached Ma1jorhGeeratl Eden at Portsmouth. on Wednesday, orderiliz the immediate embamation of the 15th luasurs for the Craaea. Several companies of the Royal Artillery have orders to hold ...

... I 1 The visit of the Emperor of the Freoch and his CoD- sort is fixed for Monday next, aid every mode of wel- come will be exhausted in order to do them honour. Besides the preparations that are being made at Wind- sor and at Buckbiigham Palace, the City of London ison the alert and will pay its tribute of respect to the Ally of Enland in the gret strungle with Russia; and erery- thing ...

... CI)t jpmuiri) 3ournal. SATURDAY, A.ril. 1, Xd. Mr. John Bright has been making another exhibition of hiaarif before the .t'cse StflrCt a t M2anhehster, and thc dupes assembsled seen] to have been much amused by the tutcs of their celebrated posture master. With this we have no desirc tC quarrel, on the princi. ple of ever: man to his taste, so long as the party is content to eshibit himself ...

... Tui: CmAsr.-Thr Suffolk Fox Hounds meet This Day. April the 7th. at Tottock Green ; on Tuesday. the N0th, at Cockfield Great Green; on Thursday, the 12th, at Maui cn ViIlagge. I I before 1;. The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tues. dav. April 10. at Ardleizh-street; and on Saturday, the 13th ae Brraniford Angel: e;:ch day at I to I. Tjie, East EAex Hounds meet Ihi% Dav. April the Mth. at ...

... ;E.?r lp-VIlpirl) 3ourizal. Sk\T 1;.1AN% .\AiPt. 7, ?? tbr teth tv~l. l ?? i'pciev oit adjousrnment ,,0t s Io; at ;creed. ;I, the present critical position Alv: ?? of remark in the House of D- % itas well ubacrved by Lord EL eborough, th, ~ ~ he ernnince'rntof' ti Nar. ther wasa1 ,oit:t~n~I'arIatt and an cnthosi-nstic people Swat re l% now an e'nquirin; ptollle and a, Ids *tel i lai'. of ...

... R=S -I. RUSSIA . A lctttr dated 'Wa rivw, MIarch -20, says,- From the vreparations for War going, on in Poland. and the march- It' ing and conuntermnrrhinj of troops in all poasible direc- M' lii,05. it certainly does not appear as if the Russian Go- ft ?? Wa's roslly in carucai about makine ra~c., or disposed to accord in the interpretnt~ion of tic allies. ri It was at first diffcult, not to ...

... I VMSIT TO THE CALTSTAL PALACE. Her Majesty and PrinceAlbet accompaied by their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and the Empress of the French, with their respective suites, and the French Ambassador. the Count Walewska, on Saturday visited tue Cryta Pialace. Large crowds of persons were assembled along the whole line of road, and all the Drominent situtionS near to the Palace were deeorated ...

... (E*bt fpsbirb) 3o011nal. S.kTURDAY, APR!t. 2-$. I853. In our last seule weye enabled to get I !mef epitome of the Budget. OOur columns this week present ample details. it will be seen that the znm. antiripsted expenditure is £86,339.100. this sum :n c cuding the subsidy-for it deserves no other name- )r of £1,000,00f to Sardinia, £3,j00,0t001 heyond &he ote- r. mates of a vote of credit for ...