... Lord John Russell and the Earl of Clarendta had audiences of the Queen yesterday at Butkirlg. ham Palace. Her Majesty and his Royal IIHghness Prince Albert took a drive in the afternoon inrkll a ,per landau and four, accompanied by the Prices5 q Hohenlohe Laugenburg and the Princess AIelaide of Hohenlohc. Lord C. Fitzroy and Colrnol .S J. mour attended on horseback. His Royal Highness Prince ...

... FORXIN X T4LLIGENCN, VRANOE. th A firsiti detaoltentooediang Soldiers have arrived ot in Algeri~a, where ?? r6 to be emplieged 'in makling p roads form ing forts,~raiE marshes, and other works K°i 'of prinlio u~tility, or ehlmts of a iilar class of are to follow. ?? ' ?? pub~islre5 'b ?? Coisr de miniaster 1 of ma 'e 3U1)Itic foar capt~ains K[i d'ofe m ft~rhanen charter ed byhs ear tult388 ...

... got Court+ Lord John Russell and the Earl of Clarendon had audiences of the Queen yesterday at Buckingham Palace. ler Majesty and Prince Albert took a drive in the after- noon in sa open landau asd four, accompanied by the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg and the Princeu Ade- laide of lohenloho. Lord C. Fitzroy ead Colonel Seymour attended on horseback. Prince Albert rode on horseback in the ...

... IVRY THlE PRES3NT WAR MHOULD NOT HAVE BEENA ECLINED. It can serve no useful purpose for the nation, in s) momentous a crisis as the present, to flatter jtsef uia dirpiayss of power which have as yet c rodacedno successful results, or to ignore the A repulses and the calamities which it has sustained; ^ and a candid retrospect of the more striking a Fevents which have malrked the course of the ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCRS. TO THE ED3IOR OF Tan FRaEKIr. April 80, 18:5. Dzilt SBi-I last evening addressed a letter to you con- cerning a telegraphic despatoh, published in the Sunday edition of the Weely Gazsab. .The following lester from Frank Thorpe Porter, Esq., ma- gistrate of the Hd4d Police-offloe, sufficiently explails, with- out comment from me, the circumstances under which my ...

... tITHE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOFOL. .0 Ii II n le cr r; h d dI PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE. ['TwErfTY-EIQHTII DAY.] The committee met again yesterday, at twelve o'cloek, and fresumed the inquiry; Mr. Roebuck in the chair. Sir John Baigoyne, who has been summoned as a witneas, was in the room during part of the day. When the committee had assembled, Mr. Layard, who hadjust before entered the room, said, ...

... The traffic returns of railways ina the United Kinzdom: ,amounted for the week ending April 21. to £Z376,605. and for the coerrespondin- paeriod of last year to £C360,857, showing an' increasie of BOA748 LIV'EJPOOL, COoSBY, AND SOUTIePOotT.-Tltle littlo line of about 17 miles affords a remarkable instance, of thp insdeurity of railway ?property in England under the English sygftem of ...

... THE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL MR. ROEBUCK'S COMMITTEE. Yesterday, Captain Milne's evidence upon the administration of the transport sereice at home end in the l East was continued. He presented the committee withI returns of the services performed by the government com- miseariat transports in the conveyance of stores. The oam~ bar of large steam vessels now employed in this service wat 113, and ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGWNUE. ?? ?? -- . -- .. ?? WOP^'lsN MEN8' SURDAY SEstvicss.-'The Rev. H. S. It Brown lectured on Sunday afternoon last, at the Concert rHall, Lord Nelson-street, to an audience pnumbering up- ,wards of 2000 persons; on Proverbs abont Compaiaions. He addressed himself chiefly to young roen oa tie corn- panionships formed in workshops, and adduced a number of homely ...

... EXSCUTION OF LUIGI BURANELIJ. The execution of Luigi Buranell, an Italian, for tho tairder of Mr. Joseph- Latham (or Lambert), in Foley-place, took pl~ce this morning, in front of Newgate, altd as usual the te le scene-moro terrible on this occasion than is generally thaws -was witnessed by thousands of Persons, composed ebief* of the greatest ruffiana of the metropolis. Since the mnrdoror was ...

... HE LIVRPOOL ?? TU[ESDAY-, MAY 1, 1855. SALUS POPULI LUX SUPR1MA. BLOCKADES, CERTIFICATES OF OKIGINEm On Friday night the Earl of Albemirle brought *A before the House of Lords a subject of considern able importance to certain classes of merchants in this country, but upon which the discussionl t 'i which his motion gave rise threw no light. There I was a similar discussion a few weeks back in ...

... I DISTRTBUTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY. . I (From the Mud Sevice 0awete) Corrected to the 28th April, 1855. (Where two places are mentloued, the last named in that at which the depot of the regiment Is stationed.) CAVALrSY. 36th, Jamaica; Weedon. Ist Life Guards, Hyde Park. 37th, Ceylon; Chatham. 2nd do, Windsor. 38th, Turkey; Walmer. 'Royal Horse Guards, Regent's 9th' Turkey; Limerick. Park. 40th ...