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... WHIT-AMONDAY. HAYMARKET. bivo instead of a dramatic novelty for the holidays, the the ?? manaigemlent replaced an old favow ite on its wt ,Whitson biords, ito the Person Of ?? Helen Faucit-s a s 5scbsitucien of which the public ec.rtstnly' will not ctomp~lain,5 Mdl Tile theatrical profession has too few members of tbe, style rp Of art to whic't Ittiss Fececit-to call her Still by her best and ...

... DREADFUL SHIP WRECKand INH UMANI CONDUCT. e MELBUOURNS, MAtAOn 8.-The barque Rio Grande arrived us here last evening with Captain Penny and fire of the crew of ad the wrecked Peruvian ship Grimenems, which was totally lost be with nearly 640 Chinese emigrants, who were passengers on ri. board for Callao, on the 34 of last July, on a shoal lying in at the mid-channel between New Caledonia and ...

... The French fleet, under Admiral Penaud, con- sisting of three line-of-battle steamers and a cor- vette, steamed out of Kiel harbour on Monday evening; the English steam-frigate Pylades, with two steam gunboats in tow, had left the same morning. The hospital ship Belleisle, Captain Hosken, ar- rived at Copenhagen on the 18th inst., six days out from Spithead. After taking in fresh water and ...

... 'TOHE EDITOR OF THE DAILYr NEWS, f SIR,-As camps are useless unless the soldiers are latoi educated Or means are afforded them there for at T D education, fin my letter of 23rd Mlay urged the im- 184f mediate appointment of a military instructor to the The ,camp at Aldersbott. In the same letter I made a re- (Ho ,.ference to the four French ?? to the to v, usouth, Honvault, Wimnereux, and ...

... The following communication, relative to this article, Dow so imlortant in commerce, has appeared in the Gordaeners' C(hroricZe: The manufacture of canutchouo, and its aupplication to various useful purposes, were introduced by the late Mr. Charles Macintosh and myself upwards of thirty years ago, and although the consumption was small at the beginning, it hat grown now to a very large amount ...

... ?? ? fq? I mrobw?.,.- r ?? ?? tioi i ?? 'riaulteft h tt hissrispdeskm p--r i t a :p ..4c i jo'AB savaral9hdndrbtj oil thea Worksnlt Wft aesr. 9 . re oaindcopa ?? h i wreo haig ienti a W*e, ilehllde&I'ilO thnn-ti c ilrts.; The iner4, oter paradIng: ttW46 town klth'batltrers idill ntc 168ded, parto.L of an excellent duinnetrat ite house of Mr.niThmes t f coroP ir ?? ic rt Ciey' ?tth'ecii ...

... I' Y SUPP4 Y of WA T GR ins the CRIMEA.I i, To THE EDITOR or TiU MORNING CHRONICLE. E0 Sia-Public attention has of late been much directed to i. this important question, rife with the very existence of the le allied armies in the East; and various suggestions have iesteen made for supplying with water during the ensuing Iu smmer the camp established on the plateau above Sebas- 3e topol. It ...

... THE REPRESENTA TION OF BATH. I The Liberals of this city, having broken off negotiation with Sir Culling Eardley, held a meeting the other night at the | rooms of the Liberal Association, which were crowded with I voters. Mr. W. Tite, deputy-chairmar. of the Administra- tive Reform Association, was introduced by a deputation of gentlemen, and was cordially received. The proceedings were then ...

... A NEW WAY OF SWINDLING CLERGYMENl There are some kinds of swindling (says the Providence U.S. Journal) so ingenious that one cannot help laughing at them, and withal so mortlying to the victim that there ia the less danger of exposure. It cools a man's indignation wonderfully to reflect that everybody who bears his story will be moved to laughter as much as to pity. One of the most graceless ...

... The mail-steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, with advices and letters from New York to the 16th iust., and with a freight of $1,900,000 in specie. The grand council of the Know-Nothings of the State of New York, assembled at Syracuse on the 8th inst., agreed on the following as their plat- form until the meeting of the National Council 1. Americans shall rule America. ?? The ...

... The Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs has, under date of the 10th inst., issued the following circular to the representatives of Russia The Imperial Ministry for Foreign Affairs has jL 5t received the following official announcement : -In the forerloop of the 16th (28th) of April an English officer, with a bag of truce from the fi- gate l'Itnp6rieuse, Captain Watson, notified in Port ...