... THE AILTON CL UB. ! A lerge number Ofthe friends and supporters of thie Vn. dertakiitg lisstiv .bled on Monday to ilnatemuate the tera- porsry openflg of the ?? for the convenience of | the sumbea who flock to the metropolis at this season, in I order ?? participate in the proceedings at the mnniversartes of our great religious and benevolent orgrnisations. ! he eluh consists of dining.roonis, ...

... I LFr1M OUR OWN Co1RESPONDENT.1 BANKS OF THE SPREE, MAY 6. ; Unqualified bitterness has been expressed by the ?? press and in tbe British Parliament against the Prussian Cabinet for its quasi-hostility towards the West, during the whole course of the Oriental fcomplications. Nor have these reproaches been unmerited. Its sole bent has been to favour Russia, and, under the plea of neutrality, ...

... OXFORD, MAY 8. TRE NEW MUSEUM. The museum delegacy having resolved that it was desirable that the University should accept the tender of Messrs. Lucas and Son, of London, amounting to the sum of £29,041 foi the erection of a museum according to the plan of Messrs: Dean and Woodward, approved by convocation on the 8th December last, modified in some respects with the approba- tion of the ...

... THE TRIAL AND CONWICTION OF PIANORI. )u The trial of Pianori took place en Monday last. at About ten o'clock the judges and jury of the ordi- nary criminal court took their seats-presided over by M. Pariarien Lafosse. The prisoner was brought in between two gendsdarmes, and placed in the gallery where tile accused generally stand, to the left of the judicial bench. The wretched man has a ...

... THE LONDON GAZE TTE OF TUESDA ?? I A , Y8. LORD U1IAM1R3 LAIN'S OFFICE, APrIL 24. Notice is hereby give>, that her Majesty will biold a Lm'eo at St. James's Palace, on Friday, the 11th of May next, at itwo o'clock. M AN 7. Notice is hereby given, that her Mojesty will. holl Drawing-roomis at St. Jamesn s Palace, on SaturdAy, 19Ah Miy, to celebrate her Manjesty's Birth-day, and on Thurs- day, ...

... THE LOSS OF THE CR(ESUS. We have been favoured by the Admiralty with the follow- ing- Statement of John Vine Hail, commander of the steam- Ship Cresus, received from her Majesty's Minister at Turin, made on board her Majesty's ship Vulcan, at Genoa, and published in the Gensit Off 7lcia Gcazeee. We left Genoa yesterday at nine o'clock, with 270 soldiers and 37 officers of the Sardinian army, ...

... I HORTICULTURAL SOCIE7 Y of LONDON. a n The first summer meeting of this society took place 1, yesterday, in Regent-street, and till a late hour in the after- e noon the rooms were thronged with visitors, among whom we remarked Lady Bridport, Lady DorothyNevill, Ron. Mrs. Vernon Harcourt, Miss Parry, Earls of Ducie and Cawdor, Lord Rsvenswortb, the Bishop of Carlisle, Hon. Mr. Murray,' Sir ...

... I NAVAL AND MILITAR, VBVSE. SHEERNESS. The floating buttery Trusty, from Woolwich, was towed into harbour on Sunday, at four p.m., by the African steam- vessel, R. Harvey, master. This vessel is in a very leaky state. She has been taken into the fitting basin. The Dapper gunboat, Lieutenant Grant, has been placed in No. 5 dry dock, to ascertain and make good the damage received by being on ...

... LOS:S OF THE WILLIAM LA S7Ji. The following statement of this disastrous wreck and wonderful preservation of most of the crew has been fur- nished by Mr. Tucker, the commander of the ship:- The ship Wiljim Laytin sailed from New York, bound to Antwerp, under my command, on the 16th of February last. She was loaded with a rich cargo, consisting of cotton, flour, and provisions. At the tine of ...

... PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE. [TuIRTY-FOURTTU DAY.] a The committee met again yesterday at twelve o'clock and resumed tihe inquiry; Mr. Roebuck in the chair. The greater c pert of the evidence givenfin the course of the day was almost I wholly destitute of public interest. Sir Thomas Hastings was recalled at his owr request to make an explanation. He said he had stated in the course of his ...

... THE BALAKLA VA AND SEBASTOPOL RAILWA Y. The following excellent durnta of the operations of the railway and description of the country are taken from a re- port, addressed to Messrs. Peto anid Brasssy, by their chief engineer. It nay not be out of place here to state that Lord Raglan has been so pleased at the energy and zeal of Mr. Beatty that lie directed Mr. Romaine, who is acting (hono- ...

... .I AMOEVING C0iROXVICLE OfFICR, Vednzesday, 12, Noon. TELEGRAPHICC DESPATCHES. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNINo. The Afoniteur of to-day publishes a despatch from General Canrobert of the date of the 28th ult., brought by the Indus. He compliments the English army, and states it to be daily receiving reinforcements, and to be in as fine a condition as when it first ...