... FROM 0VX OWN0 CORAISPONDEfT.) E CONSTANTINOPLE, MAitcH 26. , I have just read a letter from Erzcroum, dated the I 25th of February, which I think affords the best I reply to the accusation of slave-dealing brought by the Russian ambassador against the commander of . the Kangaroo. I Fifteen Russian families succeeded recently in effecting their escape to the Turkish territory. The governor of ...

... LONDON, MIONDAYJANU-ARY 5. A QVESTIOX of no slight moment at present is- What aid and sympathy have the Swiss to expect from without, in the event of the Prussian Govern- ment driving matters to extremities? It is chiefly with a view to throw light on this question that we published some days ago a letter of Signor MANIN, and that we publish to-day a letter from an Italian correspondent ...

... L0SDON.-MIr. Wigranm Crawford has already i leaseld his adldrcss, anld liaron Rothschild twill have the full aiuppoet of the liberalls. ir. iaikes Currie takes time to think sdeut the City, and the City takes time to think of Sir i Jamlles l)akc. M~r. Malstenullan has formlanlly retired. I MII)1)LESEtX.-A mecting of liberal electors from various parts of the county was hold at No. G, Southamp. ...

... T1 TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Smn,-Sevcral shareholders of the company having called upon me, inquiring whether I could give them any in- formation as to the extent of Robson's defalcations, and as to the probability of our securing the dividend declared at the last meeting, I wrote to Mr. Grove on the 13th November last, inoquiring whether Messrs.Quilter and Ballhad completed their ...

... FINSBURY ELECTION.-DINNER TO BBRJF-INT PA RRY. Some 200 of that portion of the electors of Fins- bury who supported Mr. Seijeant Parry in the lute election assembled yesterday, at the Freemasons' Tavern, as the hosts at a dinher given by them to their fivourite but unsuccessful candidate. Mr. TYLER, by whom Seijeant Parry had been proposed at the hustings, presided, who, in proposing the ...

... FEA2RFUL COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN (OF CAXADA) RAIL WA Y. The Ilamiltons Sp)ectettor, of Jan. S, says that an accident, attended with loss of life and serious injury to per- son and property, occurred at about 8.30 yeoterdey morning. The mail train firnn the West, which should havo arrived at Hamilton at 8 o'clock, was delayed, owing, probably, to the state of the roads, and only pasoed ...

... NEW LIGHTS jND OL.D. (From the Saturday Review,) A crisis of signal importance in the history of t Evangelical section ofthe church of England wwas fi the attitude which it assumed in reference to th tds events of the last parliament, and to the electios for tbeere4 one. For the first time, that party formally desctl rt for want of a better expression, we must call the religious philanthropy. ...

... ROYdL INSTITUTE' OF BRITISH A1.CHITECT& TILE LATE 'Alt. BRITTON., The third ordinary nicetinF of this society took place yesterday evening, at Ciseir rooms, 16, Grosvenor- street, uinder the presidency of .0. G. ScoTr, Esq., when, after the usual formal prolinetnarics, Mr. DIGBY WYATT took occasion to allude to the loss the institute had recently sustained in the lamented death of Mr. John ...

... NA VAL AND MILITABARY. 0- se ADMIRALTY, APRIL 22.-APPOINTMEXTS.-Lieu- tenants E. F. Weld (1865), to the Adventure; A. Graves' la, ) a nd L. Brine (1854), to the Vesuvius. as Surgeon Superintendent F. Negus (1848), to the Hamilla ag Mitchell, convict ship. at Masters G. A. Stabb (1856), to the Adventure; D. J. Louttid (184)6, to the Assistance. of Clerk's Assistant John Ashton, to the ...

... THE TWO SICILIES. (irnox oun oWX CORRUYPONDENT.) NAPLES, MAY 11. I very much regret to have sent you such imper- fect details of the ruflianly attack on Mr. Blandford, whose death I announced to you at the close of my last letter. Like all others here, I have, however, been compelled to remain in great uncertainty, as during his illness he has been unable to make any deposition. His friends at ...

... (FROM OUR OWNr CORREPSPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 7. A private letter from Bucharest informs me that, although the clubs have been dissolved, the spirit by I which those bodies were animated has not been t extinguished, and that the electoral agitation is much c more formidable than it was before. The several corm- missioners were to continue their residence at Jassy a fortnight longer, in ...

... Ebt ctowa. WINDSOR, Jy 193 The Queen and Princess Louise walked in th. grounds adjoining the Castle this morning. Prince Albert, with the Count of Flanders and PrincO Edward of Leiningen, went out shooting, The Marqt* or Abercorn, Rear-Admiral W. A. B. Hamilton, and lord' Burghersb, had the honour to accompany the P'rince. The Prince of Wales went out hunting. The following visitors have left ...