... THE GREAT LONDON MERETING-ADMINI- TRATIVE REF~ORM. -- On Saturday morning a public meeting was held at the London Tavern, for the purpose of laying the foundation of a movement for the changes in the con- atitution and conduct of government. The meeting was convened by a requisition from a number of mer- bhapts and others connected with the city of London. The object, as stated in the ...

... MR LATAXD AID LORD HARDINGE. The following is the correspondenee between. M Layard and Lord Hardinge in reference to the speech of the former atLiverpool- 15, (Great Stanhope- street, April 25,18565. Sir-- I have read a speech of yours made at Liver- pool in which you charge me with conduct so corrupt in the exercise of military duties, in the case of the promotion of my son, to the injury ...

... APPEAL TO THE HOUSE O=IOEDS.- TmNDAT5 MAX-I, (Present, ThrLordI ?? ,Y. opard, oand - .Eot Pcera.) T} EWCASTLE AND SUNDERLAND UNION ANt,.- GEORGE VAUGATH AND OTHIIIUS APELLANTSr - tICHARD SeHOITIBmGE AND HERiY N QUrT RESPONDENTS. The appellants are the official inanagers, under the Winding. u p Act, of the Inte Newastle and Sunderland Union Banking Company. The respondentrs are Mr ShoriridgF, a ...

... NIEWCASTLE TOWN COUNCIL. A quarterly meeting of the council was held on Wednesday last; the Iayer (I L. BeUl, Esq.) presid- ing. There were sixteen notices of motion on the paper. The usual minutes of previous meetings were con- firmed; after which the council proceeded to the elec- tion of a candidate to fill a vacancy in the Thomas Davison and Sisters' Hospital. There had been eight ...

... LORD LUNDONALD'S PLAN. To tle ?? the Tines. Sir,-The libeoral article, advocating an investigation or trial of my plans, which you inserted on the 12ti haa greatly relieved my mind from anoigty, lest total neglct should compel me, in alf-justification, to lay them before the public, whereby the enemy might be the first to nvailhimnsclf of theirirreejstjole power. Before proceeding thus my ...

... NEWSPAPER AND GOVERNMENr DESPATC'OES. I,- D -_ L . (From the )laincr,) A government deepatch ie so called from the clow rate at which it reaches head-quarters. It may also be defined as a document that never was despatched at all. There are despatches of both Ports used in the pub- lic administration of the business of this country. Of decuments never despatched at all, and indeed never ...

... LETTERS FROM[ THE CRIMEA. The following interesting letter sent to the Newcoastle Courant is from a oorrespondent serving in the army in the Crimea:- We have been hammering away at earth-works since Easter Monday, 6 a.m., until Wednesday last, when our rapid firing teased ' a change came o'er the spirit of our dream,' and we altered our tune from double time to :low in loading and firing; and ...

... BY EiLEOTRIO TELEGRAPH, Odeesa advices report the arrival of numerous prisoners from the allied armies. They were well treated. The crt wae blockaded. The French camp at Maslak was from sickness. The news from the Army in Asia was very satisfac. tory, !3eneral Williams was preparing to open the campaign. It is etated that the village of Saal, near Eupatoria contained 2.5,000 Russians and large ...

... PROTOCOLS OF THE YIENNA CONFERENCES. The papers relating to the negoeciation at Vienna on the Eastern question, which have now been presented to parliament, fill eighty-five folios, and are confined to the official protocols and memoranda of these celebrated Conferencescr but these papers contain a fall and authentic record of the prapositions made by the aeve- ral powers on this occasion, of ...

... TEE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES, lerlis, Slay 19.-rhe followingt is a report drawn up by MI Doria, Oricotal Attache to our Embassy at Coj- stautinope, Iwhence he had boen sent into Moldavia to inquire into the truth of the various statements current as to the conduct of the Austrian troops in the Da- nubian Principalities, and the seate of feeling prevalent there in consequence. It is dated ...

... HOUSE OF LlORDS.-FRIDAY, MAY 4. The Loan Bill was read a third time and passed, af- ter a sbort diacuesion, in which Lords Monteagle, Stradbroke, Grey, and Stanley of Alderley took part. Some other business was also despatohed, after which their lordships adjourned. MONDAY. The Earl of ELLENRORouGH gave notice of a series of resolutions, which he proposed to move on Monday next, in the form of ...

... The following. extract 4is from a notice addressed to the various local authorities having power to remove nuisances, by Sir B. Hall, the President of the (enoral Board of Health:- As the season is now approaching at which cholera has usually made its appearance in this country, I deem it my duty to call the attention of local authorities throughout the country, to the powers at present com- ...