... _.,I DOIJBLE X. 2' Lord Blautyre, a scotch nobleman, some time. ago manie a great parade of hie generosity. He freighted two vessel, and supplied them with all sorta of provisions, including prime stout, pure Islay, and the best Scotch oatmeal. The gallani Hlelanmen in the Crimea were to enjoy tke benefits of Lord Blantyre's sympathy for their heroism. English and Scotch journals could not ...

... -THE WAR - - I - ?? . . ?? 7 .. ~ ?? , -- .- .- ., , . , I mY MAGNETIc TELEGRA. BGM31BARDIN .T'OF.SEBASTOIPOLS ?? '(Frn tfl Slpelal Corpondcnt of tu Tins.), BDALAXIvA, APRiL l4tft, FIVE A.Lr,',-Tffe 'dannonsda rnd bouabardrnentbave lasted 'sioe Lond , y.. Each gtis fires 120 rounfs per diems Nevertleloss, the fire of the eiemy as anot much 'diminished. The Russians 'rheelved ,t?3. ttwo ...

... F YROLICKING ENSIGNS. The Commander-in-Chimt has issued tbe following merno- randnom eeverely censuring two ensigns of the 30th reginient for insulting, in a very infamous'manner, Ensign Faliner, of the 60th regiment:- : Horse Guards, March 28, 1865. i It appears that on tbe 1st of March, Ensigns Sanders and Neville, of the 80th regiment, broke in the door of Ensign Falkner, b0th regiment, ...

... T rHE, MERX(dCHANT GROCR RS' ASSISTANTS. So more healtby indlcatiofa of the improved condithoi of the public mind, and tho higher aspirations that stimulate the young men of the rising generation, could be found tbhn wh~at is evidenced by the movement in favour of early closing. Last night, a most respectable, numerous, and irfluential meeting of the merchant grocers' assistants was held in ...

... DUB iN: TUESDAY AP1. . 1,. - UBiL11N:41)(ESDi APRIL 10, 1866. I ?? v ?? __ _ . _. ?? M - . w _ - ?? SOD - | V- _ . ?? I| THE KNOW-NOTHING MANIVE8TO. The seeret orpniation which has exercised ouch. an important ifuence on the political condition of the United States has at length emerged from dark- ness and issied to the world its confession of faith. The Know-Nothinge found their type in the ...

... BY MAGNETIC'AND ELECTRIC- ?? S . s~fSL- I :PBS. ?? ENGLISU FUNDS-7YEsTEnDAY.. LONDON 3FUNs-STOCK AND 'HARE MAUKU.- The English Funds exhibited. unuseual steadiness of tone, and show a slight recorvery. In raiwasys5 land, bank, end foreign stocka busineis vqry limited, and prices 8bpw no mnatdri4l alteration. lSeicns, 21j, 388; Peruviaus, 70 2; Ditto,4 60; Russian. 99 101; Ditto 89 91; Turkish ...

... TilE PRIEST IN THE ORIMEA-FiATAER gHBHEAS2NS DBATEL l, 1 We (Catholio, Standard) have been favoured with the fol- lowing interesting acoount of the death o the Rev. D. Sheahan, written by a Catholic officer who witnessed his pioue labours CAMP 3EarORm SEBASToPOL, MARCH 18, 1885.-Notbing in the moral condition of an army on aotive sersice etrikes civilians so much aS the general absence of all ...

... I BY MA GNV'ETIC AND X'R.RIC TRLEGRiA1H-&.. ENGLISaH FUNDS-1xtUiVl T,, 1. LOtNDO19 FsMM-STOCK. &MD SxAi; ?? ZEAW3.- .0 The heaviiess in English funds ha. ?? kOsd, COn. eola, on a farther pressure of sales, baving'aecded a quarter. a per cent. In RailwaVs the few tranactione wile unimper. tant, and the dullnesa prevailing yesterday continued.- la Land, Bank, end, Foreign Stocks inactive, and ...

... GRATUITIES TO WOUNDEDi OFFICERS. An Interesting parliamentary return is made publia to-day, giving an account of the sume awarded to many of the rfli- care wounded in tbe Crimea, with a description of the charac- tere of the wounds. The followinglist gives the name, rank, and regiment of each officers, the aum awarded, and the description of his wounds:- tndign Hon H Anuesley, Scots Fusiller ...

... ARRIVAL OF TFE ATLANrIC. (FRO1 .OUR OWN £QRltESP9XDNt~T.) Liverpool, Yednesday. The Atlantic has arrived. She left New York on the th iust., and during her passage her machinery broke down, causing her to occupy fourteen days in the run from port to port. She brings 173 passengers, and 1,500,000 dollars in specie on freight. She reports passing the steamer Baltic at one o'clock p.m. on the 5th ...

... (FROM OUR LONDON VOEBBZIMND 3 I 5A lWQI. , A d V. Notwithetanding the marked effect produced by the two blue books respecting Maynooth, Mr. Spooner-is about to make another onslaught upon that devoted institution hbaiing given notice that, upon the lot of May, he will move directly for the repeal of the grant. The report of the Royal Comumission bas, at all events. had the effect of stopping ...

... I YSIT :OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF TiIE ThENCH.V (fcarm the Daily News and Timei.) Dovasi, MoNDAY.-By dint of the highest possible. pres- 'Sare on artist and artisan of every kind', the preparations of the worthy burgesses of Dover tot the reception of their illas- trious visitors w's0 ebmrpleted betimnS this morning. Triumphal atches appeared, duly decked with verdant laurel; Imperial cyp ...