... ;R&ORM&TIOW REVOLTJTIos, AND RADICAL PL-&COEN. SIR,-We are told that certain great political changes are impending. Let us hope that from future revoluhions the people may be more benefited than by. tbose of the past. All our previous revolutions, tbough eff cted by the toil, the courage, and- the self-sacrifice of the people, have resulted in the aggrandizement of particular interests, but in ...

... IRELAND BUICIDE AT Conix.-Mr. Win. Fitzgibbon, .of Soho' tefrrc,- Cork, -committed 4s~icidis on Satutda&y -week by shootiug himself through-,,the ;bead. It appeared at the inquest that the illfated gentlenian was possessed of som6 mpersj3. -Be was a widower wit~eout a family..' Afier 1rW.Ussstlng on Saturday morning,' his servant observed ~Ia elooked'hetatiad 8nd~unwelD and'.she ?? ~.I pesuae ...

... the STANoLEY AT_ LDEtA . ` emug of the. Oldham Lyceum, Lord Stanley adeeda large assemblage after'the3 bat quet at this Town- hell. and epoka as follows. -He s ?? that he' had withno31 ordinary pleasure aiccepted the invitation to be present that -day; becauneiilt thai no cerenmony could be more deeply interesting, none further removed from mere vain display Or idle and empty parade,b than ...

... GOSSIP OF T- WEEK. There arrives from the -Crimea b every post cemplaints of tbe scarcity of generals for the :British army. MDany of those who were there at the commencement of the cam- paign hsve fallen; others have boen disabled by sidkness; eO that Sit Colin Cinmpblel and Sir Richard England are about the only two remaining, of the whole -of those' who wrlt nut labt'year. * Here,'thwi, the ...

... LOVZ AND SUICIDE. A double suicide has created great excitement in New York. A young man and a young woman, who formerly belonged to Chesbire, but who had fallen from the paths of virtue, were found dead, locked in each other's arms, in an open balcony; they had taken prussic scid. The parents of the young man having sent the young woman's body to the dead-house, the populace made a ...

... EMIGRATION IWTELLIGKzNoL THE GOLD FisLDs Or AUsTRATLA-A new gold-field had lately 'been discovered which was the scene -of an extensive rush. The locality is thus described il a letter just received:- New Beadigo, or Jenryo'g, is at the northern end of the Pyrenees, close to the Malle Scrub, and is the running out of the Pyrences chain, as Bendigo is of the Alexandrine range. The rush is at ...

... q3M_ ' ,POL7SSl1'S AC MT, OF STHM TAi i: . ?? -- . ?? O eF TIEZ . iXAM$LO. z 5 - A The 'flfMenite'ur punisitets tfha foliowinig report, addresssd- ?? datecf thelith pf Jine, to tie Minist of W-a:- -2sistir le fllarechsl , twh telegraphc despalbh of the 7th and 8th of June, and my leiter of the 9'h of ;the anne monith, ?? youmnia ehocict manner of our brilliant affair of the 7th. To-day I ...

... THE OUTRAGES Y. THE ALLIES AT IRERTSM. Are we to make war as barbarians, or as an- enlight.' eued people? Have not the. officers of ?? army sufficient control over their- men to prevent their plundering, ravaging,: and devastating an undefenlded city, and setting all the laws of civilized'warrfare-'at detance? The Times correspondent, who aceonpatied the expedition to the Sea of Azoff, ...

... THE BALTIC FLEZT. The followin g correspondence has bees received: - , 1 r-11 1. . 11 ?? Seskiasrsland,'Jane 18. You will' see by the place from whence this is dated that we have changed-our position since I last wrote; in fact, we are now quite out of sight of Croustadt, and are lying near the peaceful little island of Seeka;, whose inba 'bitants,.although frightened out of their lives on ...

... TEH PERIL OF EUROPE AND THE POWER 'OF RUSBIA.-: SIn,-Cossack or Rlepublican. Which? Europe must make up her mind 'for one or the other. AU such hypocritical compromises as Great British Con- stitutions are Out of the question. They have been weighed in the balance, and found wanting. The tyrant Nicholas was right when he 'told Cottman that the governments ?? and America were the only ...

... UPESE PARWAXANT '-HOUSZu-OF- LIS~-Wlouday. The EHouse+.of Lords gat only for a shsrt time last ight, and a 6djounaed -'aftei forwarding several Bills a stage. HOUSE OF 03 QiUMOlrS.-MonaaY ' TAE AFFAIR AT IIAXGO._Captaln DUNCOMBE asked the First Lord of the Admiralty whether any further despatches had been received from Admiral Dundas with reference to the massacre atf iango, and also whether ...

... LFROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.- PARIS, FnIDAY MouqrwG. It is hoped at the Tuileries that something successful will be accomplished against Sebastopol previous to the Queen of England's visit to Paris, which event is looked forward to by Louis Napoleon and his Gsvernment as likely for the moment to divert public attention from the present unsatisfactory state of affairs in the Crimea. A vast ...