... OPINIONS OF PRINCE ALBERT ON PUMLiC AFFAA-3. Oat (From the Dally News.) ,mAt the annual dinner of the Trinit Corporation, on Saturday evening last, at thle Trinity House, iis Royal Highness Prince ysa Albernt poposed the health of her Majesty's Missiaters in the k,t ?? toast which I have now to propose to you Is isthat of her Majesty's Mlinisters. (Cheers.) If there was Il.ever a time at which ...

... :- (From our own Correspondent.) s . Liverpool, Wednesday Night. o The clipper ship Donald AM'Kay sailed to-day for Melbourne e with the mails and upwards of 500 passengers, one fourth of . which are in the first cabin. The Indian Queen, belonging to 0 the same firm as the former ship, arrived here at an early hour e this morning, bringing later news from Victoria and Hobart n Town, a summary ...

... * TAtE STANDARD O',A MIASURE. - * l j-, - im . ?? r reon the T'imles,)j , A remarkable and highly interesting inquiry has be.'ii,'on- ducted for the last few days before a select comnmittee of.the.: House of Lmrd;, that has been sitting'to coisidel~tliq llrovisimlis i of a hill Whi'dLhas already'passd tlei' Lower liduseae~nd is. 6v entitled in Act for Lagahsiiig and Piederving the restered ...

... * : ?? X ; Liverpool, Sunday Morning. le .The Royal mail steamer Baltic has arrived from New York. de She sailed on the 30th ultimo, and brings $1,608,739. r Mr. Perry, the American Charge ?? at Madrid, had N a replied to the charges brought against him by Mr. Sould. Some it f fuc is likely to result. e6 it News from the Sioux country states that the Indian tribes were combining for the ...

... SCOT], AND. jltol. of Ord 'lq1ZGF-larusdoy JAie 14-The stock exhibited yesterday anld to-day. was inferior in numbers and in quality; it seemed to be inadeup chiefly t of mixed Caithness crosses and -iglilanders: AMAc cows, buills, ared flit cattle wore sparingly intermixed. IFor good ?? crosses, which could take on sub- r stance, there was a lircly demand; but very fewv were t sliown. For ...

... (Prom our own Correspondent.) : LONDON, Monda. tli 'rho Glasgow 'Water Bill was this day takec up by a Corn- thll nIittee, of thue House of Lords, consisting of thu following stil Pcers :-Thc Marquis of' Winchester (chairman), thu Earl of' 111 1lohester, the Earl of Lanesborough, Esarl Nelson, and Lord or 'Clariula. Mr,. florieant Bollazis appeared for the promoters of 'wa Ath bill: Mr. David ...

... .HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, JUN* 25. 11 - _ C ?? A The SPEAKEn took the chair at four o'clock. Captain D U NCOMBE asked the First Lord of the Admiralty whether any further despatches had been received from Admiral Dundas with reference to the massacre at Hango, and also whether any steve had been taken to bring this matter under the attention of the Russian authorities, with a view of pre- ...

... .. REVIEW OF THIE BRtITISH A1l1 FOulEiftN CORN'TICAVEiDURC1IN~Tnl PAST WEEK~. (From the Mark Lane Express.)ai A: cotinulance of flnegrowing weathier, wivthg auha au ~ dne train as to promise talfaiquitntity of hlay in manfry places -(wJdtl~~ lstsly, it was despaired of), toge'ther with the absence'ofs, foindir on France havgie- beth sorved to* clleck tile upwarditendency of thaicorn tim ...

... PRESBYTERY OF GLA8GOW. n~~ ~ .. -- -- - As -. , - ?? ef a I The Presbytery met on Wedne.9day in the Tron Church 5es- sion House-Rev. Mr. Alonro of Campsie, Moderator. 3 Mr. CALDER appeared, and presented a petition from the I quoad sacra church at Partick, craving that the Presbytery I should recommend to the Home Mission to grant a sum towards 3 the expenses of a proposed extension of the ...

... TIlE CRIMEA. Marseilles, 14th (Evening). We learn by the Mersey that 8000 of the Allied troops em- barked at Kertch to take part in the expedition to Anapa; 12,000 Turks of the army of Asia are marching on the same point. The submarine infernal machines, which were dis- covered at Kertch, were intended to be conveyed to Kamieseh and Balaklava by vessels under neutral flags. One of these ...

... t (From the Times.) We trust that the last intelligence from the seat of war will satisfy that portion of the public which allowed its. apprehen- t sions to get the better of its judgment, that the expedition to the Crimea weas not, after all, such a mistake or misfortune as some I of our opponents made it out to be. That grievous mistakes a have been committed and misfortunes endured in the ...

... DEATH OF BURNS',S.JESBY LEWARS. (From the Dumnfrlss'Courler.) an)a *Died at hier residence in Maxwvelltown, Ddiofties, onaur- o day evening last, at the ripe~age of seventy-sueen, Tgs amsC Thoso, who some sixty years ago, when Miss JesyLwsT herdthle sinking spirits, and lisoniltered to th a]t ~ i0 (lying ?? Burns-the memory of whh grciuso deeds will ever be chierished by those. who aidmr th ...