... The following letter may be considered as the result of the investigation held at Singapore. into the conduct of Rajah Brooke in his proceedings agaiust the native tribes of the Indian Archi- 'pelago - Foreign-office, August 6. ' Sir-Her Majesty's Government have had under their K consideration the reports made by the Commissioners l l appointed by the government of India to inquire into ...

... REPPBsRBrTATJON OF LINCOLN. The sent vacant by the death of Colonel Sibtborp vwill, be contested by his son and heir, Major Gervase T. W. Siblio'rp, and Mar. Charles Beely, a wealthy merohant of Lincoln. The -addresses of both gentlemen-were issued on the dayafter the late member's death, and their friends commenced their can- vass instantly,: and are pursuing it with great diligence and ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENC et. LATER FROM THE EAST. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGREAPH.1 MARSEILLES, WEDNESDAY. According to t he accounts brought by the Jour- dain, the Porte was still without official intelli- gence from Kars. Letters from Erzeroum, written by the Consuls, report that General Williams had sent Colonel Thompson to General Mouravieff on the 25th November, to treat of the surrender o f the place ...

... MR TB2'QP!DZJT4WMANJ EMBNT ACT. Yehsterday a depnlatien.ol district' urgec90 ot St. _ Marylebone and SC. Psaucras prisres. waited on Sir Bon janmin HaEs, with the object of obtaining from him an esx proesion of opinlon nreaseting tbe, approachlihg tppont hi meati of beiallh.offices 4ider the new act. The, depaitttiou OA consisted ?? Joseph, Mushett,Clapp, E~ead, Sthori4 et Adams, JeifrejR, sad ...

... i CaAxMAN OF THE BOARD OF WORR81 I , T0.'SO .ENwDIWQ3 0Y. TIE DAny x1 . I ;- ,-m. e imporianio of this selection caaaiotf ,'oieratAted.. ThemultiplicitYof candidates,hisa test OnlyOd 'thbexeesive.amonft of tbe proposed slary.-. The prindpli of elbetionihouid be this,: who: would-b 8 ft u 11e1p5! speris supposing ie salary was-altogether out of quostinel IFfr~oyl thafathat, 0- thorough geod man ...

... } 1 (mox ouR ewN ooaRwR n1XT) . IARS, WIDSI-AY XVN.I ..C TDh Cons, jutiotmfe has a leading article which hua been interpreted by the Bourse (on very insufficient. grounds) as an indication of the probability of peaee. The articleopens with much promise, for it under. 0 takes to define the present state of the Eastern, qieie tion with such clearness that any man, by tsiig his n common sense, ...

... t f nho weatho0sffi eo7:hpe ?? W eold; in fsot, . wing to the pies ig *ui daulfioldsr~than it hs booi .br eerd iWitin-.' .Ti hewinierat ,trhe Royal .lo b ot'es~i61ii4honas in y4e.pic durg thiee .p gbf -Wedsewd~sYstood WU- Tteuterdalmortnia, lt 0 'itxdtheft^ senditbeN zev~erd- everbbility2 f ti ait htbe 'ghui'dt bhe' reoeling ionse viadioattd 1W l .irth a floe hlct'oidc lhtfgbt, a *WTbgbtbat ...

... I , YRANCE. ' I I (11GM ouR OWR cORR5PVi41i0UWD.) PA SISJF IDAL r EVENING . The monthly accounts of the Bask ot France show that the restrictive measures taken with a view to re- store what is assumed to be the sale proportion be- tween the specie in the Bank cellars sld the notes in circulation have met with considerable success. The increase of bullion in the Bank cellars turns out to be ...

... THM WIZARD AT THE LYCEUM:i: Thepermauentsuccess of Mr. AlbertShaitb,mr.Woodin, aid other monologistsaffords strongproofsthat'thegreat publicisnotso fl'ckieiii its tastes as is generally supposed, ad' comparing thelr'issree Vith that of the inimitable Mathews, the father ofi the present' Mr. Chas. Mathews, it would seem that there is in; these days a quicker appre- ciation, among a larger ...

... RUSSIAN VIEW OF PEACE RuUMOR, Le Nord publishes an artide from whichr we extrac the following:- The rumours of peace, yesterdayh. vourably received, are to-day revarded with incredulity, The Globe and the Times affirm that nevotiations have been reopened by Austria, but they add, that RSSER h as not yet made any proposals; it seems to na9, that there is nothing to be surprised at in that. ...

... NISOE A ANE0 Vs., I 990--.U. ThEu CuMRA.The- following. shows the number of officers abseat from regiments :in the: Crimea, and the reasons of o their absence :-On - leave, on rprivate affairs, twenty-six;., Mu leave to retire, seven;' on leave on. account of wotade, ldi ;-onrleave on kcoount ofill-health, 216, . TEM JsiSr A n.-SWe1 believe that there is no- longer any doubt :tht the now ...

... v -Gil AR - l5SoA IN ! X The following 3orrespondence ke ikn ele fo Onr- a 'td benrht hp udl'oeebrl th~ Thi~ Uh i6 p~ te tl i el Kift ' c rly tt n to* fo ndo tire tiOretinI5 Rusanp Army the dty after the pss;si'o th Ibr. a-~, jhd*ev; n'the coeeof y explom. ti ~h w at Im xnar of ~he battery-so- many; ...