... TUE VX;E@QL MIEROURY. eOESDAY, JUNE 12, 185. SALUS POPULI LEiX 1SPUPREMA. ?? - . ?? ?? ?? - - ?? ?? .. -^ SU M MARY. The Jong, unwieldy debate oa the negotiations an( fo ec nd on thc war was brought to a close tia at two o'clock on Saturday morhilig. The prin- p cipal speakers on the last night of the debate were the AtOrileg-General, Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Card- by wel r alpole, Mr. florsman, ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIE INDIAN QUEEN. tion o i The Black Ball clipper Indian Queen, Captain Pelissi . M'Kirdy, belonging to Messrs. James Baines and Co., survey arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday night, after a very been c rapid passage of 78 days from Hobart Town, from which placed port she sailed on the 17th of March, with 60 passengers, I and a small box of specie, in addition to the following they ...

... rel BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAM. tic THE WAR. lie Accounts from Varna state that preparations were being made for an expedition, which it is now OF thought will be directed against Perekop. Advices received from St. Petersburg, under date of the 9th, contain a report from Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated Sebastopol, Gth. The Prince states: The allies opened on that day a heavy fire against ...

... I e In consequence of the statement made by Lord Palmer- be stan, in the debate on Mr. H. Berkeley's recent motion for nes to the introduction of the ballot, that in America the ballet isna ly not used to insure secret votiug, Mr. Wickham, the honorary Vill Drsecretory of the Society for Promoting the Adoption of the ant Vote by Ballot, addressed a letter to Amass Walker, Esq. via el formerly ...

... - The Monei~essr publishes two decrees extending to the 31&t of December next the period during which vessels a may enter Frencl ports, free of nrvigation dues, with r cargoes of corn, tiour, potatoes, and ?? According to preceding 'decrees the period in-question t was to expire on the 31st of July. r On Sunday week, the price of adnslssoi5 to -tke Uni- versal Eichibitison. ws four seus, and ...

... rle Oft. COURT, &c. bi l It appears that the report to which the metropolitan cc 'aro. papers gave currency, that her Royal Highness the m und Princess Alice has suffered from an attack of scarlatina, ae er is without any foundation. All the royal children are in w to perfect health. cc und Lis B Royal Highness Prince Albert was on Monday at lip) unanimously re-elected master of the Trinity ...

... |1 11 (Pi-on ouer own CorrscVpondente.) Lonidon, Thursday Evening. Nature's forms and Art's inventions never shone in such re- splendent harmony, never encountered each other in such loving rivalry, as on Saturday last under the roof of and in the magnifi. cent grounds appurtenant to, the great Crystal Marvel situate on the heights of Penge nigh unto Norwood in the county of Surrey. Haroun ...

... . = _ . = nd HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 4. to Earl GRANrvILLS, In reply to the Earl of Albemarle, stated that all there was no foundation whatever for the allegations in a paper [uS publiahed by phe Russian government, that Captain Watson, of ed the ship Inpdrieuse, had stated that the enemy's property shipped I on board neutral vessels before the ?? of the blockade _ of port'Baltic, would ...

... sCONYSBSATIONS ON I iC C rii RU . 'ld rd the first of his to ~, Mr. TurAn thetsoia adel moral hehrsoter- toe McTurneselit delivered the first of his ' Bdeolayees the ?? aind moral character- t(: 1 e a numerous and respectable y fef oil. rPIC t letrer having Conratlaed him- ?? able to seacue so numerous he 10~1 ~8~0sof tbe year, remarked thiat he perssof one, by whom the most of ti ~j~tee50 the ...

... gordan aab Colonial Igiocellany. 1117 - - ?? e Tursis.-The late Bey of Tunis, Abmed, was not moie Is a than fifty years of age; about two years ago he had au attack pe of apoplexy, by which he was in part paralysed, and it is th l probable that his death has been the consequence of that is W attack. Mohammed Bey, who has been long considered as th I the legitimate heir of his cousin, and who ...

... I -7, - - ?? - - - - -- -- TMPitRANC1fE LxCToag.- On Friday evening week, Mr. Thos. WhIttaker ofScarborougb, delivered an address to a numerous audiencee at Padiham, in the cause of teetotalism. The audience seemed delighted with the eloquence and wit of the lecturer, aind eviceld It In frhe qet bursts of applause. Mr. George Hiltchen d occupid the chair.d Csra&r. Avinvgusayv-Two Sermons ...

... - ACCRINGTON, HASLINGDEN, AND a--- --ROSS.ENDALE. 13UDEN DEATtls.-On Saturday morning last, James Hawortb, a labourer residing at Tunstead, was found dead In his bed.-0OD Wednesday, Henry Peel, a heir dresser at Newobureb, was found lifeless in his bed room. Sit!o s.- On Sunday last, two sermons were preached in the New Jerusalem Chapel, Hselingden, by the Rev. Dr. Bayley, of Accrington, when ...