... I THE We. 10 excaption ot tbe 14tth utd S9tl1 regikienX, this dlvtubon hu not recek6d any ?? of bube and t'aat ciretntito bB b3en relled on to 0hot tlaat the diviaivn 1 ebortly fatended for aetiva se iz tho field. The 8d Bnffo aud 71ct re t- meut sexatffi 93 Fet iin their zulozo peido b a b?4e untwhed to 07 Uvitdtn oudt3r ?? exoeL-> ., .: , . . ; BY SG'rNETII TELEGERME. DESPATCH FRO LORD ...

... WIE DNESDAY'S TELEGC'RAPlIC 'NE WS. T'IflE B' 1 L IC 1. IC. 'Tiere is at rreserit blt lit te noes of lintirest A cen it Is fr sunI ?? I laltirr Ieter state II:it ?? Adimtisa I has recriinoite'l in the 3'Mi'lill, Ildsiiilgois, 3aroe Sund, alid Roveel. Nothilri is known a t' tire future moviriaerits, at. the satie time a stealdy anid systeveiatie iprgresS is rn;1kirrg ill relridlerig tire ships ...

... HARVEST PROSPEOTS. The Dublin market yesterday was subdued, while the leading provincial ones were heavy and extremely dull, and prices ranged from Is. to IS. 6d. a barrel lower for wheat than on Friday. Oats were something cheaper, but the depression was not equal to that in wheat. Apart from foreign influences on the Irish corn markets, there is quite enough at home to bring down the ...

... POSTS' CORNEK. i A MINSTREL'S REPLY. [FOR THE MERLIN.] THE MUSE the soul of minstrelsy— Awoke a Poet's lay :— Sweet mellowed music floated back, Its brilliant Roundelay. Imbued with taste, each flower of song With master-hand he twin'd And charmingly each gem of thought, Portrayed his Poet's mind. If tones have still a charm to wake And thus to mem'ry bring A pleasing solace, thine have power ...

... THE VACANCY IN THE REPRESENTATION' OF BATH. —There is every probability of a close contest tor the seat resigned by Mr. Phinn, Q.C upon being appointed Second Secretary to the Admiralty- Both parties are on the qui vive, and Mr- Whately, Q C., who was defeated at the general election, was in the field as the Conservative candidate as soon as Mr. Phinn's acceptance of the office was known. He ...

... EARL GREY'S MOTION. Earl GREY moved tho following resolutions:— That an humble address be presented to her Majesty, to thank her Majesty for having ordered the protocols of the recent ne- gotiations at Vienna to be laid before us; to inform her Majesty that this House deeply deplores the failure of the attempt to put an end, by these negotiations, to the cala- mities of the war in which the ...

... Lord Charles Manners, whose health had been fail- . ing for some time 'past, died on Friday, at his resi- dence in Sackville Street, in his 74th year. Lord 3 Charles was a General-in the army, Colonel of the 3d Light Dragoons, and a K.C.B. He entered the service in 1798, was in the campaign of 18081in Spain, and, as aide-de-camp to Lord Chatham, taccompanied the Waicheren expedition, and was ...

... The Atoniteur publishes the following circular, ad- dressed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of France to the French Legations, in reply to the recent circular of Count de Nesselrodos- Paris, May 23. Sir,-All the newspapers of Europe have reproduced from the Joursnal de St. PNeerebourg the circular which Count de Nesselrode addressed, under date of the 10th of May (28th of April old style), ...

... I. I THURSDAY ErENING'S TELEGRAPH. Console closed 929-i money, and 92Q-I account; amniram Q-8 Fume. EughsrliBl funds very firm daring the forenoon, but at mid-day, owing to large sales by influential brokeros, there being no further reduction of the bank irate, prices experienced a decline, and closed heavily. sailways, although still active, were less so than yester- dhy, and the market ...

... On Friday last, the 25th ult., Colonel Sir Josias Cloete, C.B. and K.H., attended by his Aide-de-Camp Captain W. Parish, inspected the First Devon Militia, the regiment paraded at 11 o'clock, under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. J. Fortescue, in heavy marching order and after having received the Inspecting Officer in line, the regiment marched past in slow and quick time and in ...

... the f—^fay-day was pleasantly observed here by rien ...

... THE LIVERPOOL FLORAL AND HORTICVL- ITURAL SOCIETY. The above society's first grand exhibition took place yeeter. As day, at the Botanio, Gardens, Edge-lane, end notwithstanding the the very backward state of the season, it was quite equal, if not superior, to any of the previous exhbibtions. Indeed there is a ing marked improvement In those exhibitions each yesr, and it isC therefore each year ...