... I FORTEIGN INTELLIGENCE. INDIA, CHINA, AND EGYPT. Bv the arrival of the overland mail re have received our private correspondence and journals from Calcutta to Miarch 24; Bombay April 3; and Hong-Koing, March 15. INDIA. Our Bombay correspondoenit's letter is dated April 2, and is as follows:- ' Tie most important piece of intelrlience that has reached 11Bormboay from the Nortl-West frontier, ...

... PROM the LONDONV GAZETTE-Tuesday, Mny I. DOW M.SLTREET, ApIIL 25. The Queen hue baen pleased tn -appoint Cormelus xortright, X~ to be President andi Senior Member of the Executive Council ofm Virgin Islands. ___ WEITIEHALL, ApRILE. 28 Her Muesty hase beh plae odrec'nt ettspaetobease D. iD.tonothre tBran d cIrehofLand ut heBgt nFrni Ghrahm oon, oand ma~qae.i h county ofvaudntZ Lr William ...

... INDIA AND CHINTA. I -- ~ I ,. n .n Colin (From tihe Times.) nand. By the arrival of the overland mail we have received Oar v the private correspondence and journals from Calcutta tO 318icm n ex- 24; Bombay, April 3; and Hongkong, Marci 10. I they ()ar Bombay correspondents letter is dated April -, and its y has as follows:- him. The most important piece of intelligence that has reached d the ...

... THE COMMITTEE ON THE ARMY BEFO n SEBASTOPOL. cI . I I . L On Monday the committee reassembled at twelve o'clock, the Mr. Roebuck in the chair. pei a Mr. Layard, on entering the room, Apparently excited, edl a addressing the cbaurman, said Sir Charles Trevelyan had t 2 very ostentatiously made an accusation against him. Ga e Lord Seymour rose to order, and said the room ought to mil s be ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OU TUESDA Y, MAY 1. ; LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, ArutIL 21. Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold Drawing-rooms at St. James's Palace, on the following days, at two o'clock.- Wednesday, 2d May next, and Saturday, 19th May next, to celebrate her Majeity's Birthday. N.B. The Knights of the several Orders are to appear in their Collars, at the Drawing-room on the ...

... HOME AND COLONIAL SCHOOOL-SOOB-T-Yi The nineteenth annual* meeting iconnexionwt this society tookt place on Monday at the Sebool.rourns, Grey's-inna-road. Mr. J. BRcDIIEs (in the absence, from ilI. naess, of the Earl of Clilehester) occupied the chair; andc amongst those present we observed the Earl of Shaf Lesbury,£ Lsrd H1 Cholmoodeley, Lord RadIetoik, the Bishop of Nel- bourne, thde Dean of ...

... FOURT.H EDITION. 1 .. .. ?? ?? ?? .. - ?? .. Lg 10 15 ExAminR AND TIMESl OFicB, Df Wednesday, Nine ?? ar MORNING EXPRESS.- )a (By Electric Telegraph.) 1rr THE 'CRIMEA. Ie MARSi LIS, TUESDAY.-The Simole, which left ?? 23rd April, has arrived. The id ot despatches left at 8 p. m. IsY K1Amirscn, Aprill21st.-The Times says, on the c- 19th the English took, by assault, two ambuscades e- under ...

... TIIE WAR, a Tuts day 'week the Submarine Telegraph was complet- d ed, with the exception of a break of about 4 hours f I journey in Wallachia. By this time it likely of I extends from Lord Raglan's oflice, at head-quarters t, t. in the Crimea, to Lord Panmure's off 'e in Downing i e Street; and the British public may be made awaret d of the commencement of the assault within an f bour or two ...

... LATEST 'NEWS. 11Y BRITISH.§ TlEl[ESAPIL. AUSTRIA.-Om' intelligence from Vienna, under date of Monday, states that the publication of an imperial decree was looked for, ordering a levy of 8,000 men. A decree -which has already appeared orders all soldiers on leave to rejoin their respec- tive regiments. The news at present arriving, by way of Constan- tinople ancd Marseilles, has been so fully ...

... Iniverial barliam1ent. ci OIuSE OF cO0MONS-Wednesday, April 25. The Pcblic Librariesand Museims Bill was recommitted pro ti femna andi ordered to bo considered on Monday. On the motion for the second readilng of the Marriage Law b. Amendment Bill, P Mr Walpole moved that it be read a second time that day six ti months. if, The Attorn.,e General contended that, both in a religions and t sial ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. * MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1855. THE GUARDIAN AND OUR CON- SISTENCY. si, Our enlightened contemporary, the Guardian, 4 fore has achieved another triumph. The bombardment of Sebastopol has proved a failure. Of course it Vith has;-did not the Guardian always say so? Sand nits when did you know the Guardian mistaken ? Our nen contemporary has enough sagacity to ...

... ' A _- - -t_ STATIONS OV THIE BRITISHI ARMY. coaintu TI' l Tro uTl 2dTif OF A irIL, 1855. (Where two pldces ar1 mecittioned, the last-nilnled is that at Wihich tile DUpvt ifr thie Regiiimenit is statiolied.] Ist Life (,its., 1 hde l'alrk lIst TIurk ey, I Tiilleiiro 2nd Ditto, Windsor .I2nd Turkey, Srtinlint Hi. Horse ils. , ]ieigetit's Pi. 413rL Madras, Chathai 1st D rug. Oular(s, PiersIlill I ...