... . . he United ~tetes Liverpoolj. Sunday Evening. , The United States mail stealper Baltic has arrived with ad- l vices from New York to the Hith inst., and: $t,393,624 specie oi0 freight. The Washington, from. Southampton, arrived at New York on the 12th inst. The America, from Liverpool, . 3 arrived at Boston on the 14th. ; I A resolution emendatory of the constitution, allowing negroes. the ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATCIIES. - - As .1A t Tho London Gazette 6bntains the following despatch from D Lord Raglan:- e Before Sebastopol, April 17. t My Lord,-The fire of both the French and English ' armies has been continued upon Sebastopol since I a1 addressed, your Lordship on the 14th inst., and, though u superior to that of the enemy, it has not produced e that permanent effedt which might have ...

... THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE EMP[ROR OF THE FRENCH. The following account of the incident is given by the Times' correspondent':- . . The Emperor sccompanied by two of his household, Col. Ney and Ccl. Yalabreque, in plain clothes, left the Palace of the Tuileries about five o'clock to take his usual ride in the Champs Elysees, and join the Empress, who had preceded him, and was at that ...

... ight By the arrival of the Overland Mail, we (Teinlea) have re- dian ceiv~ed our private correspondence and journals-from ~Caleuttia to Alarch 24; Bombay, April 3 ; end I-lOng Kong, March 15. Our Bombay correspondlent's letter is dated April 2, and is ats follows:- t The most important piece of intelligence that has reached 2. Bormbay from the North-west Frontier during the past fort- b ...

... THIE CRIMEA. 11-- -IIAhl ?? t (From the Globe.) The French Minister of War has received the following telegraphic despatches from General Canrobert:- e t Before Sebastopol, May 2. 0 We had a successful affair last night. The enemy hact e strongly connected his works, and with lodgments in front of e the Central Bastion was a work of counteroapproach with a e double enceintc, and very solid. ...

... [WITH SUPPLEMENT.] FRIDAY MIORNIN'G, MAY 4. 0 Part of our Adiiertising matter' will be found in tie Snppvlernent to* this day's iavei'. | No personi of right mind can reflect for a mhoment| upon the attempt made on the life of the Emperor IT ?? 1_ - .. TTT . . A ; v 's A-:~ P ?? P .AW.eAe I apoleon III. without feelings of profound regret. it It is not that the assassin's hland wai raised ...

... [ I 0 It J' I U IN I N 11 15 JLDL t D Ln 1 m.m AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. 6 I (Froni the Globe'o Correspondence.) me Paris, Friday Evening. th 'FThe declaration made by Lord Claremlon in the House of ra Lords last night, to the effect that the R ussian plenipotentiaries ?? at Vienna had made snother proposal relative to the settlement to of the third point, confirms an impression which is very preva- ...

... DESPATCEI FROM LORD RAGLAN. The London Gazette contains the following despatch from Lord Raglan, dated-- Before Sebastopol, 21st April. M hy Lord,-Omar Pacha having considered it expedient to make a reconnoissanCC in front of Balaklava, with a viow to ascer- tain what force the enemy had on the Tohernayn, he proceeded at daylight ?? the 19th instant, by the extreme right of Sir Colin ...

... [WITH SUPPLEMENT.] MONDAY MORNING, MAY 7. ?? Part of our Advertising matter will be found itn the Supplement to this day's paper. After months of doubt and anxiety, it is with ex- treme satisfaction that wye have it in our power to announce intelligence of a highly gratifying character. The obscurity which, thanks to the stock-jobbing mystifications, has so long hung round telegraphic de- ...

... C£al'inet Council.-A Cabinet Council was held at E the Foreign Office, Downing Street, on Friday. The t Ministers present were Viscount Palmerston, the t Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the ( Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Claren- a don, Lord John Russell, Lord Panmure, the Chaicoel-e lor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Sir William ...

... LETTER FROAI PARIS. We have been favoured ivith the following colsunitcation froom an eminent townsman, nPWT in Paris:- Paris, Ist MJay, 8Ifi5 Here am I once more in this ?? and changeful capital, which -aitiougigh twelve months have not yet passed since I last visited it-exhibits during that short period abundance of novel- ties even to astonish its own habitnea. Among these there are none so ...

... O\UA'100. Li of aun WI Xv~v (From tihe Times.) At 1, ngth there is a gleam of hope from the Crimea. We have once more assumed the aggressive, we have been success- fuil, and the success has been such as to induce our War Minis- ter to publish it. The data fromn which we have to learn the precise amiount of our advantages are slight. We are given to understand, however, that there has been a ...