... 0 - FLORENCE rNGtHINGAML. E V France has had her Joa of Are, and Spain' her Maid of Safragios, and at' last England has a: heroine odfwhom shi may:'well be proud. :When history shall perminently record the dreadful story of .our winter campaign 'in the Crimea, with a loss of 15,000 heroic soldiers, and 'shall shower blame like rain of -sulphur on thevirious' depart- ments of mismanaotement ...

... 6rs= 2r3 I=T OF -,Y m n,- 3A ,= 4' 1-~ .1 We haverecsived the )'*enclre soar r At Tuesday. . -it. devotes five columns of veryf prominonft tpe.to.,thslate Emperor Nicholas. Aftera rapidsreview f *the condition of the Russian empire from.Peter the Great to the death, of Ailexander. I, at which-period, the wrter~observes, Russia :possessed four - capital-asaw, Moscow, St: Peteraburgh, and ...

... We take a Jew slopseller aged, say fifty. Witih this Hebrew there is his wife, a mother in Israel, fat and fecund, as sea-port, mothers in Israel are wont to be. This faithful pair has been blest with ten children. The family have never seen Jerusalem; and, haply, would some- what hesitate ere they exchanged the lesh-pots of Portsaa for the lentils of the sacred city. They are in no hurry to ...

... T. ,I A ItTi Thenrecessify-fok aeo1biwt ib isrlair 'iiitarN hav~e ?? nb~fiti. to t uidhlln tzatlqns. alrs dy.qxiss4Dg; how ithe. - ?? ori seflse Diy be -eutrsalised by senlat~a1ldflntless, hl. li~w the .narionabs*iU.tinaysg-ie vddfie by S:atniANB : li~archy.-'- On; sTneday~ eveuing *§tlscges~ion- o4 ltb1 - j exciied. byb be oratioi oftie Prsshe sber i Palm~stont 'has- now plainly ,tol& the ...

... LETTE WR SIR J. WALASLEY'S MOTION. To rwT EDurOR.-Sir,-The public generally are acquainted with the result of Sir Joshua Walmsley's motion for the open- ing of the British Museum on Sunday afternoon; but as there are a few facts with which most are unacquainted, I think you will be doing a service to the cause of social progmece by find. ing room in your columns for the few following remarks. ...

... MIfAND.- CO~wLCTxoNS Dor. 1MUXDEH.-At- the jippera North Riding asizes two menj4 ,cb&elogan'.and 'Mothy Ryan, were found guilty of the murder of Deis Maloiy and s tended tob&ekekfadon thue2id'of M2y. One oh; the culipitg- pleadb tbtbiabody~ bt, Awfexeeotion' be given tit hie pepleg bigf Ze harte & Judge Galth4 he &ad no powero0grantthereqaat. - ,. ...

... I The Times' special correspondent furnishes details of the siege up to the 10th. lie says:- RUNRsFICUL BPEscTS OF FINE WHANi11E. We are blessed at last with all the genial influences of a glorious spring. Vegetation is struggling for existence beneath the tramp of armed men and the hoof of the war horse, and faint patches of green herb. age dot the brown expanse in which the allied camps have ...

... TE -LEGACY FROM THE LATE CZAR. ; A letter from St. Petersburg, of 15th, says:- By order of the Emperor Nicholas, the nobles of each government were to be convoked by the marshals of the nobility to hear read the manifesto which confides the defence of the country to the militia The nobles of our government of St. Petersburg having asked per. mission of the emperor at the beginning of 1864 to ...

... - -, i , r % ? . I P., 1 0 , T. 0 W N -? EAD.11- T' 1 -4?? Ministerial and Politiea! Movements.. 'parry Coueccir,-H~er Mnjesty held a Privy' 6undi~ilat BauckiigbiL ,alace, at three o'clock yesterday (Saturdayl afternoon. Thero-emwer .rc,eflt the Earl Granville, Lord President; the First Lord of the ~,rrcasury; thle Secretaries of State for the Foreign, -Horne, and War ID;partmientst the ...

... PISMANACEMENT ARY BE.OF OUR .I 1AMY- BEFORE SEBASTOPL..: FIFTEENTH DAY.-Mornwt. The: principal part of the day was occupied with the furither ex- amination of' Dr. Andrew Smith, Director-GOendral of the Medical Department of the Army, and his evidence, in someo parts p'erfevtly inaudible, was pretty much an iamplification' of facts elictedd on previous examinations. Lord Seymour: Is it your ...

... I L !- It is not intended for the present to send out them detachments that have been told off from the householdi brigade 'of infantry to reinforce the service battalions in the Crimea. Those men belonging to the 3st battalion of the grenadier guaids who volunteered for active service will, until reqsired, do garrison duty at the Tower and Royal Mint, and the men belonging to the Coldstreams ...

... 'I - T j I li AlMLI~w AXL EaTICS.-Loc CannIng, in ?? ?? Hrdicesaid tba government were so conscious ofthe ioarylofladicke the Austraa colonies by the with. drawa! oft' Ii s!7j t'at, notwi'thstanding the exigen-. brwe of theiwa they WIe' tea with partd mees t likely to be able to supply the defielencY- r.Teirlordshiip then went into committeC on the Despatoh of Busies (court of Chancery bill), ...