... This distinguished officer has taken up his residence at Lsamitigton, where Lady Brown has occupied a mausion for some time past, and where also Sir George contemplates as prolonged A stay as his health may require. On Saturday after. noon the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood made a public recognition of his gallant services in the East, by the presentation of an address, most ...

... !L ,i TG i U.t iv i?S i *jIesil ia., c, has reri'i'td Ai ?? sad its a~enlo- ?? I~ e ?? Olt copies, Wror Lionre. Kgcroa SaR sora July 10.. arT- o -le tire .tonci r to enclose the return tite list Of cillot and woundead arc heprr: tn t icarer we 0,oroaclr ture letencea ot tic ?? r. iionher ot t:asishldes must he expected. IS, - r tarrison Curl re~gimenit, w~s- killed oil the e' ~ Lithe 7th ...

... I HINGO MASSACRE-RUSSIAN ACCOUNT. The Journal de St. Petersburg thus attempts to explain this transaction:- ; fhe circumstances connected with this incident require a most serious examination on the part of the imperial zovernuaent, because public opinion, the press, and the English government, trusting to an incorrect representationof the facts, have formed a most erroneous judgment on the ...

... ;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 ...

... THE ARMS OF OUR RNFANTRY. W TO THE ZDITOIi OF THe DAILY NEWS. y Slit,-At the end of my letter on the dress of our a. infantry, published in your paper of Thursday last, [e I promised Bsome further remarks respect.ng the arms 'e which are, and those which ought to be, carried by r that branl'i of the servite. 3, It is impossible to speak in terms too strongly con- ia demnatory of the V. e ipons ...

... Yesterday Captain Disney performed some expert- ments illustrative of his war projectile, in the old Ranelagh grounds of Chelsea Hospital. There is nothing new in the projectile itself; the invention consists in a fluid-well named by the inventor infernal fluid-with which any hollow projectile may be wholly or partly filled. The nature of the fluid is such that within a few seconds of being ...

... ORiClNAL CO:MMU-N:ICATIONI At D IRrE:E 0PilON. I Sunday and the British Museum. TO THE EDITOR OP THE ERA. Sir,-Not more than two years ago a knot of earnest men first col- lected together to endeavour to promote the advancement of the people, and to check the flood of legislative encroachment upon social and religiots liberty. ' The great task they set before them. selves was to obtain the ...

... . , I I . , - - - -1 Q(a :Sunday ?? Highness PrinceNapoleonf again re~e at Ii~e idne,~ at the PalaisRoyal, am 4istigui'Shd circle of the Jute of Paris, together wi many foreigners connectd with science, art, and litafature. The companyb thus honoured were amussd.sby'the presenee of' the Aztecs, those singular examples at humanity imported from America. On Sunday' thI e I xhibition byildiugs ...

... - LIU The election of a member for the borough of Mary- lb lebone, in consequence of the office of Chief Commissioner do Of Public Works having been conferred upon Sir Benjamin th Hall, took place on Saturday. morning3 at the top of Port- rel lad-place. The assembly did not exceed three or fou~r R% hnred persons, th Mr. G. TAxPLIN, the returning-officer, after the usual Pal formalities had ...

... . Im otn .- db ent .1 - t -. -, Yes ter day (FrisIay) Amblse FTdr~rer,'ool136.'eket.ere~e, ,e he aetyal the royal famiyjy ans nobility, nm UP, SUPported by, Mr. Lawranos end Messrs. ~thoniaeandi Copley, his aecounitauts, Ito reeve the judgment, of 'Mr. CO~mmsaioner~paue on the queBtion' Of dertificate, Mr.flakley, the'barrister, instructed by- Mr.: Jerwqod, of Ely. hueessappeared for, the ...

... We publish in our impression of to-day copies of three remarhable documents. They include some of the most progressive ideas of this progressive age. First, is a call for a National Convention of negroes at Philadelphia; secondly, for a State Convention of the same oppressed persons at Troy; and thirdly, an appeal from the Womans Rights State Committee-two men in petticoats and five women in ...

... FI ORET.GN INTELLIGENCE. I FRANCE.-The loan is making great progress in provincial towns as well as in Paris. the profits realised on the two loans, and the abundance of money not employed, has doubtless had a great influence. According to all appearances, the subscriptions will amount to three times the amount of the sum asked by government. The brokers already bay the subscrip. tions at ...