... CAMP LIFE IN TlHE URilAlEA. -VNIp. {1; ?? ~! ?? - F WO.. c ?? n The events of this war, or rather the scenery of the camp and of the country rounid about us, will be amply illustrated by to ?? artists, and the daguerreotype IaIs been used by skilt :; ful hands to perpetuate the incidents of' camn existence and the Lo groupings and still-life of the tents. One gentlemen who came e out here with ...

... This morning, about eleven o'clock, considerable excitement was caused by observing a steamer coining up the bay, which awas soon discovered to be the Johii. L. Stepbieir whiich left abherol c onday mnorning last. As ste nea rared lr anichoragd it fwas seen that she was crowded witli passengers, and the con- oelusion at. once arrived at was, thatshe lhad picked up, and re- turned with the ...

... eC- X .. AL.-v . ?? the Globe.) Ig A tall weather-beaten old country woman presented herself Is. before Mr. D'Eyncourt, at Worship Street Police Office, and ig, requested his advice and assistance under the following peen- ,at liar and distressing circumstances -The complainant stated he that she was a native of Yorkshire, and the mother of a numer- e nous family of grown-up sons, the whole of ...

... 'GLASGOW 'iRtVlVtX'4TAY k81.' :Description i' ?? -. .Sore Cl a ' :i i : osing' ,rA K. . ?? ?? ?? D.-- ;t -. - Alaga : a 0£: o; D : £ . D. it. :1nS . e 5llanloffotland - 1000 I p0 100 ,0!160.0. :British Linen Coampany ; 100, 0 0 .100 0 0 204J 1 '0 Caledonian Bnnking Company 10 0 0 '210 :0 ?? '16 0 Cltyof lasgoeWfakingtComnpanylO oto- 10 0 O ' It 2 - Clydeodale Banking Company 20 0 0 10 0, 0 12 ...

... IND1A AND CHINA. (From the Times.) By the arrival of thec Oveiland Madl we have received our private correspondence and journals from Calcutta to the 23d of April; Bombay, the 1st of May; and Hong Kong the 15th of April. Our Caleuttei correspondent writes as follows:- Calcutt, April 23. The latest intelligence from B3ioimal Israther unfavourable to tlie-prospects of peace. Reports hive ...

... - TounuDAY, MAY 31,-EvciNiteu SEDDERUNT. SUSTEsNTATION FUND. The Assembly resumed consideration of the resolutions regarding tile Suiitentation Fund. iMr. ANDMISeON KiniewoOD, Glaegow, defended the Sustentation Committee from the imputation that they had forced their legislation upon the Assembly. Ile maintained that the Aesembly itself had h9mologated the acts of the cmmittee, and were to ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK AND INHUMAN , . ,! I CONDUCT. : (Froml tho Morning Chroeiicle.) Th * r ? : Melboniine, M~arceh.8. Tebarque Rio Grande arrived here last evening with I Captain Pelmy and five of the crew of the wrecked Pernvian ship (irineneza, which was totally lost with nearly 400 Chiiesea emigrants, who were passengers on eoard for Callao, on the 3d of last July, on a shoal lying in the ...

... A POP'ISHI JUBILATION. (Ftorn the Ciltisgow Free Pcess of Saturdiay.) Some months ago ?? annouttncement of the dogmatic decree of tbe ImmatcuIlte CMiceltiol ?? tltiver'sal joy throughout Christendom ; eitics, villages, inld hiauilets; palaces, eastles, cottages; iobles and peasantry in all nalions, haviug, vied with each other iu doing public honour to tie Imieilate Alotioer. At length caine ...

... STATIONS'OF THE BRITISIH ARMY OX TIHE IST OF MAY, 1855. d- w>, 'rue 5071,.0 .AOA, 0002i. (.rom the United Service Magazine.) W I'here tnoopjlaces are mentioned, the lasit named is that at which the It Doipdt of'the IReifflant is stationed. L Iie Guards. Foot. n 1st, Hyde Park. 38th, Climes; Walmer, 2d, lVindsor. 89th, Crintlc; Limerick. d Rogua Horse Gards. 40th, Auostrlia; Galway. d ...

... (From the London Journals of Yesterday Morning) n sE s o m A- - - IA I UIfl C. -s-vns w. ?? - -- (From the Times' Speeial Correspondence.) - a Camp before Sebastopol, May 18. It is currently reported to-day. that ane extensive change in ti the disposition pf our troops will be inade very shortly, and 1; that astrong expeditionary corps d'anrie will be despatched b against the eolmy on the ...

... The V illoge of (Jovaep.- te.' observe with 'pleasure I that the suburban village of Govan, which has of late I htood much in need of sanitary improvement, hlas re- cently Assumed a more healthy aspcct fron e re- tionlof elegant buildings at the east end of thevivllagge. Otilers are also about to be commenced, and the trees I in , tile contiguous parks are being cut, down to make I vay for ...

... eo I lin'e Gorerrnor-General of Adila. -The Marquis of hc Dalhousie, Governor General of India, bavihgg derived benelit from his reeent visit to Kotaglierry, purposes el removing there altogether from Otacumunid, and ry ianking it lis residen cc during h is further stay oln the ut Bilho Mountains. Sir Lawrence Peel, chiefjnstice of liP Bengal, who has been at Mahahleshiwar tbr soine t1l eeks, ...