... P4W ?? THe FI?? Qe ie old eus?m of MAY.Y?? ? oil kept on i? ? OCOtiog ?ei? ? now TE Fi OF i11, F all the old austcs 1 di wilwell kept uptom Naf eon aely I illtion of a braslet et T that ponies We ?? hoe, ere. tilnumerous Illig ll deucgltti St juvenles* May hcs.t~~~ in- of then a t ea t o t ,Teat throwy Bscwelsee a)tveiag So. lere >! bya n ovteu er tpursts,$ ortare rta lreev0t TOE WuETHEo-. ?? ...

... ries hey Yesterday afternoon, a detacbment of 200 renof the Ryaf ?? passed through Liverpool from WVoolwich, en route t it to Dublin, where they will embark for the Crimea. it OPENING OF TOE ORGAN OF TUE ST. GnORGE'S HALL. ids, The opening of the organ of the St. George's Hall, Liverpool, lad which was to take plaee last night, has created great dissatis- the faction in the good old town, ...

... Se AMERICA Sttsmail . mor The United States mail Btic 0, mander, arrived on Modyeveng w ?? York to the 18th instant) 2Y2 paflingwthdviOtot, specie on freight. 01 d. aseges Q1,5rit\ The royal mail steamship Inoer~cica rcV tarred Boston on the l4th instant, and the' 1yheince ei,, at endto- Bremen, at New York on the 12th. IWash Ship- A resolution amendatory of the consiteo aglish negroes the ...

... ato The account of a brutal attempt to take the life tb for 0± the Emperor NAPOLEON, on Saturday, whilste ere passing through the Champs Elysdes to join the of the Empress in her evening drive, will be read with ol ble an expression of disgust at the diabolical act by all Of uot men of correct feeling, be they of whatever opinion 'i 'ht or party. Such a circumstance can only call forth vi, h ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSI THE I EMPROR NAPOLEON. I - - - f-nrtnateY an LusIuce SfI, attempt toI SW, and edenied y .. essfal, attempt to Lin well. An infawnus, but fortunately) iartssuatmtt of the asrs a ate the Emperor Napoleon was made on Saturday sna will afternoon. His majesty was riding in the Champs and~es titi and Ihe a we.dcessod Man approached within a few paes an luet onf when a wep l ...

... E.AR'THQUAKE AT JAPAN. LOSS OF Ti'E hUSSIAN FRIGATE DIANA. IS IF rilcs ?? Chliia Heralds Extra, Mtfarch 8th.) Wlt aie been favoured from a private source with the Re b'hataa p extracts of a letter from an officer of the U.S. bil 1:EaLO rp IVIall, R1nnounning the exchange of the ratifiea- t3idf Ole Japarnese nnd United States treaty at Japan on ele t alt, and the visitation of Japan with a ...

... WA R MISCELLANY. - Ad-- mu I.- . ?? -, the am- Ton ROYAL ARSENAL.-TIIe Boxer gunboat, with engines p Dieters, by John Penn end Son, went down the river on Friday to fi 3of the try their working capabilities. On reaching the measured ber per- mile it was found that she made 207 revolutions per minute A~ 'ngratu- with a pressure of 63th on the square inch, and a speed of Mi 10J knots with the ...

... THE LOSS OF THE CRCESUS. ?? - AiiAsnter oceCU GENoA, APRIL 23,-A most unfortunate disaster occurred near here yesterday, as you have been already briedy in- formed by telegraph, in the total destruction of the splendid screw steamer Creesus, belonging to the General Screw Ship- I ping Company, and a chartered transport of the English 3 government. She sailed from this port for ...

... A On the eve of the departure of Louis NAPOLEON hiv afrom this country at the close of his recent visit, as there was presented to him a memorial, signed by a t large number of individuals interested in the cause Cr , of religious freedom. The document compliments 9 His Imperial Majesty on the position he has attained il a as an ally of this country, and expresses a hope, DI to l that such ...

... Farictivo. b,- t ex o. It is said that Sir Robert Gerard, Bart. has presented the had e- Empress Eugenic with a magnificent horse. it w ;e The Hull Advertiser has broached a scheme for the trans boil te portaticn of some 20,000 teetotalers to the Paris Exhibition. eoll' te Lord Stratford de Redcliffe is reported to have left Con- Sfat a.e stantinople on the 25th for the Crimea. boil d The ...

... to - The Newspaper Stamp Bill passed through the in hat committee of the House of Commons on Monday th ng, night, after undergoing considerable discussion. ich Unless it be thrown out by the House of Lords-a th of very unlikely thing-the stamp, as an essential an self condition of the publication of any newspaper, is rea od- virtually abolished; and the red mark will now lis- infer that the ...

... is. rk The execution of Luigi Buranelli, an Italian, for the mur- I di- der of Mr. Joseph Lambert (or Latham), in Foley Place, took le place an Monday morning in front of Newgateand asusual the I ed terrible scene-more terrible on this occasion than is gene- a rally the case-was witnessed by thousands of persons, corm- ad posed ehieflyof the greatest rufflans of the metropolis. by Silie the ...