... THE NARCH OF IESPOTISX, AND RECLESS C AEER OF DESPOTS.: TO TAE EDITOR or PistolDs'S 3W . SIR,-The rulersof. ststes, in the year of our Lord 2857, claim no .gre'ener cfhaplets .of intelligence than cl aimed by the Hums and Giothe, .the gore -.lavere d cannibals and marauders of Germany, :in the lifetime of Attila. . raracter-di-psiti mnains, as the English rood of land remains, in lineal ...

... TO TEC EDITOR OF nNOLDS'S fEWfP flER. SIB,-The living generation have witnessed a momen- tous period of the world's history. The melancholy pecu- liarity, so far as England is concerned, is, that she has been inadequately represented. The cherished ambition of Russia for ages was well known to have been possession of Constantinople When the first Napoleon was shut out from the active senses of ...

... | DINVER TO THE CJIMEAN B OrrCERS AT I A _ THE, ALAIS ROYAL. - Ginner was lately given by Prince Napoleon to the French generals who commanded in the Crimea. Among e those present were Marshals Duke de Malakoff, Canrobert, aand Bosquet, Admiral Hamelin, and Generals Regnault d8 I St. Jean d'Angely, De Salles, Niel, De IWMahon, Thiry,. e and Dalesme. Covers were laid for fifty-two. Prince ...

... ,.THAe~ EOOV~s ?? On Monday Sir C. Wood errived:`at_,- -ago a visit to the Queen. APrince Edward, of Saxe Weimar arrved on Tuesday at the Castle, and Sir C. Wood left for townM. The second dramatic performance at the Castle took place on Thursday evening., The pieces selected on this occasion were a petite, comedy, in two acts, by Mr. J. M. Mor- ton, entitled ?? Our Wife; or, the Rose- of ...

... ROYAL. ROBBERY AND. RADICAL : . RASCALITY. .1 . . The royaljoc has been consummated; the people's pockets have been picked; aristocratic toadies and Radical traitors have triumphed; justice has been trampled under .foot; the voice of reason has been drownedin the chorus of congregated flankeys who represent the' Great British people'; and~it is now at.' tested to the world, that British ...

... .LATEST LELLIG ENCE. LFRO3 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.I PARIS, FRIDAY MO-it. The Republican party, it: appears, has decided on puttieg forth a certain number of candidates at the approaching elections in'Paris. These candidates belong to what used to be called the Bluds, or Moderate Republicans, and arie General Cavaignac, JiM. Havin, Goudchaux, ...

... hIMPERIAL PARLIAJET. - ROUSE OF, LORDS.-Monday.' VEXATIOUS LITIGATION.-Lord. BROUGHAM reintroduced his Bill to put down vexatious law procee'd- ings, by making poor men give securities for costs to rich men when they bring actions against them. The bringing an action and not being able to pay the costs de- manded by lawyers, and the fees exacted by the law, is by this Act made punishable by ...

... ' HANGINGS .AND FLOGGINGS IN INDIA. The following letter is from i soldier of the 78th High- larnders, to a relative in Perth:- We arrived ?? on the 25th of June,,a distance of 421 miles, in eight daysand nine nights. On 'the even- ing of the 27th of June, there were 240 of the 78th-I was ote of them-and 100 of the Sikhs, and thirty of the Sowars, that is, native 'cavalry, west out of ...

... ?, MEW M. . 1. 1--, Metr t. r3hjF.~ Mr-. O'Brien has addressed a leter W~r1 Jhn r Mnia ?? Scriptjowtowards' the, fund-worthila e' n;fo o h erection of a- meitionent ?? ;0f 'hst 4'1ta Fathei Mathe. .'lcon~sp~e~witestat itlpeini'alad humj liae U O Pee'h ?? readinessvrith'whicb my onry men award borsiary. distinction too therpahtiesf English drialn'uti in'this ?? ihu osdrn whetherb thelir p e ...

... GARDEBbrG. The following is a'seasonable calendar dl gardening' operations:'- - FLOWER-6ARDEN: anSX anD ?? tiuB ?? 'some loca- lities the oeld' nights we have lately experienced must have greatly damaged the appearance 'of the more tinder kinds of plants; and such:et are t6 be 'aied should be re moved at once: Proceed, -therilere, 'with Po0iottg such plants with as mruch despatch as possible, ...

... THE a r eTIO AMONG'THE' INDIANI .1 -INAVEOOP~ accounts from Barrackpore (says the Bengal HuTrkara of April'S), Still speak of disaffection, not loud but deep. The SOROY who' attickeldlieutitant B;eugh is said to have made some disclosures. He hag since been executed. The 34th Native Infantry are still in a state that excite' more than suspicion. They are said to have had their muskets loaded ...

... P SUNDAY. APRIL S. 1857. I SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE CONTEMPLATED JOB OF £70,000 FOR THE PRINCESS ROYAL. The elections are drawing to an end, and the poli- tical star of Lord Palmeratin is apparently in the ascendant. Prosperity will sometimes make a wise man foolish, after the same mewtal fashion as a sudden mounting on horseback will ateke a beggar ride to the devil. Therefore, the noble member ...