... AG[RICULTURS.i REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AN) FOREIGN CORhN TADEDURiNlGT'HBE PAST WEEl. 8e (From the Mark' Lne Express.) A more genial temperituro iii part, and.some acceptable showeri,' together with better arrivals, chccked the uplyard tendency of last s week, and produlced a little rocation in ?? of consnmers. As' Y might have been expected, tho hetter prices haive brought out more d frores' ...

... . . 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 ...

... H{OUSE OF COMMONS-TBURSDAY, ATfY 10. i- .. AJV U~f ?? V Dflfl JRJ1L3J flUtOLI/AX JILA & J.V. Lis The House met at four o'clock. 3r. The Hyde Gas and.Liverpool Corporation Water Bills were read a third time and passed. SW In reply to the Marquis of BLANDFORD, be Sir CHARLES WOOD said he had not yet heard whether le a chaplain had been attached to the large body of men belong- r'kg to the Naval ...

... - ..v (Frout the Morning Herald.) Through the activity of our Alexandria and Malta corre- spoudents we are enabled to lay before our readers extracts from the Indian papers, which reached Suez on the Ist of Mlay by the Ganges. They-were despatehed from Alexandria on the 5th e by the Melita screw-steatner, and from Malta on the 10th by the Thaemise to Marseilles. U to the 5th the Oriental had ...

... BANQUET TO IIER MAJESTY'S MINISTERS. (From the Times.) On Wednesday evening the Right lion. tlie Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress, according to timc-honoured custom, enter- tained her Majesty's Ministers and a numerous and highly dis- tinguishd party of ladies and gentlemen at a sumptuous ban- quet at the Mansion 1-louse. The guests began to assemble in the reception room at six o'clock, and ...

... The following is among the latest telegraphio despatches received . FKiel, May 10. t The Orion, screw line-of battle ship, arrived at eight this 'a morning. . lo The Cossack, Arrogant, Esk, 'Tartar, and Archer, have arrived at Farosund, with nine colliers for the fleet. FRANCE. 11 (From the Times' Correspondence.) . e - ?? . A, Paris Wednesla' lay 0, six P. * It is reporfgd that ...

... (From the Times' Correspondence.) Camp before Sebastopol, April 27. If the language addressed to his officers by General Can- robert on Thursday is to be taken as the nnouancement of our future strategical policy before Sebastopol, it is certain that no very decisive blow will he struck against the place and the armies which defend It until the Allies shall have been rein- forced by some 70 ...

... AUST II ALI A. ?? .A .. At.1A- 'A4A- We (li7neoq) have received complete files of papers from Melbourne to the 15th of February inclusive. They dd not contain any news of interest in addition to the telegraphic durm- wary previously published. Wo take the following from thie felboutrne leraldof the l0th of February;- OOVERN'MENT ESCOIITS. The escorts from Mount Alexander and Ballarat-arrivdd ...

... I _ ?? These elegant rooms were opened on Tuesday. Parties of ladios and gentlemen inspected the paintings during the day, and at four o'clock the Lord Provost, accompanied by Sheriff Bell, Principal Maefarlan, the Magistrates end a number of the Councillors, C. H-. Wilson, &c., entered the large hall, and were most cordially received. Onh the applause subsiding, his Lordship spoke as follows: ...

... TuESDAY, MAY 22. Fbi;is, Appellant; THE GLASGOW AND SOUTIOVESTERN RAILWIAY COMPANY, Respondents. This appeal was argued on the With of Mtay. The appellant is an extensive worker of coal mines on a branch line of the railway, and lie complained that the company charged him a rate for the transit of his coal much greater than that paid by others who sent coal on the main line for treble the ...

... 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 ...

... [ 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- ...