... LATEST INTELLITIENCE. HER MAJESTY & THE INFAIfi}NCESS- The followi bulletin of tie hea!.t be; Majesty was issued on0 rsday worning.- BUCISINGA PALsA,0, Apil-16, 9 a.m. qiute faronrably. we going -JAMlES CLARK. CHRL>~ES LEOrCO,0OR M.D. ROBRT FRGUS'NM.D. Her Royal Highness the Dacehe of Kest xrieed At the Palace in the af ontm. ENGLAND AND PERSIA. PAilS, April 4.-The fteaty between England ...

... Accounts from Constantinople state that three Cir. cassians had been publicly assassinated by some domestics of Ilbami racha, the Egyptian Prince who is to be the Sultan's son-in-law. They state that they recognized in them the murderers of Abbas Pache. the late Viceroy of EgyRt, their waster's father, who, it wras given out, died suddenly in an apartment of his Adviees from Constantinople to ...

... 1- It is stated that the title under which the Speaker r. ascends to the House of Lords is that of Lord Bromr . ley, the right hon. gentleman having property in Mid. Id dlesex. The eldest son of the present Earl and Countess of Fife, a fine youth, aged eight years, will take the title of Viscount Macduff. The Irish Bishops who sit in the House 'ef Lords Is next Parliament will be the ...

... LATESTIJNTELLIGENCE- THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTEL The following is the latest bulletin: Gloucester House, l 24, 1857. HRer Royal Highness the Duchess of Glouceer ha. Passed a qu iet night, and has not beek ao muacl op- pressed in ber breathing, (Signed) FRAorwas HAW&I!pS, MD. RCBSRT FsRGCIOV, MD. ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF LONDON. At several places where the Bishop of London had engaged to ...

... The adjourned monthly meeting of this Commission | was held on Tuesday last, R. D. Alexander, Esq., in ls, the chair. The minutes of the last meeting having been con- 5 firmed, the Board proceeded to fill up the vacancy occa- c sioned by the death of Mr. Wrmt. Jarrold Ray. Mr. GEARD proposed that Mr. Henry Leverettbe n elerted. The MAson seconded the motion. a Carried unanimously. a The ...

... M[I ISCE~LLA NEOUS. ENGLISH CATTLE IN AUSTRALIA.-Accounst have just been received trom Australia that Mr. T. T. Drake's ,(Shardeloea) famous bull St. Patrick, which won the I, first prize at the show of the Royal Bucks Agricultural e Society, at Buckingham, last autumn, has been sold for I £600. We hear that Mr. Drake is fortunate in having e in his possession several of St. Patrick's ?? ...

... TfHE NEWSPAPER PRESS. ~The decision of the Court of Queen's Bench in the case of Davison against Duncan, on Friday last, raises a question of great interest, and more especially interesting to persons connected with the public press. The circumstances are shortly ?? a meeting of the West Hartlepool Commissioner, one of the speakers used lan~guage with reference to a gentleman, not pre. sent ...

... On Saturday morning a third attempt was made to et move this gigantic vessel, which, we are happy to sayw was eminently successful, and resulted in the Leviathan al being gradually lowered down the launching ways some tc 25 feet, in a slow and beautifuilly regular manner. The ol whole distance wac accompiished without any accident t% or delay worth speaking of, and throughout the entire sl day ...

... ffbe Elliclb 30ui.ll LD. The delay which took place in dispatching troops to India very properly, before the adjournment for the t 2. recess, became the subject of conversation in the House id of Commons. Alarmed, evidently, at the extreme peril in which the garrison of Lucknow had been placed ice by Ministerial negligence, Lord Palmerston did not venture to challenge the opinion of the House ...

... IPSWIVII, | tatnrda, December 20, 10,7. QUEEN ELIZABETR'S GRAMSMAR SCHOOL.-We un- derstand that the Grammar School Committee sat on Monday and Tuesday, but came to no satisfactory de. cision upon the appointment of Head Master. In other columns will be found the reports of most gratifying proceedings on Monday. in connection with the retirement of Dr. Riegaud-we allude to the address presented ...

... IMPE.RIAL P XRLIAMENT1 H OUSE OFi LORDS,.t Wr FIUDAY, February 13. A The Wrwith China.-The Earl of DEBBY gave sno- Ic tice that he should bring forward a motion on the hos. ei tilities vwith China as soon as the papers connected with a: the subject were laid on the table. Property of Married Women.-Lord BROUGEAM, fi afer expressing his pleasure that the house had accepted II the question of ...

... RAILWAY MEULING AT IIUNGAY. A public meeting wvas heldi at the Ksing's Head Inn 011 thle 5th inst. to devise measures for continluing the ! lhe micetin W2s attenhleli hY a lari-e n1umher of the principal iniahitasts of the towvn aiid neighboiirhool; o' sierher *vith ?? Josselyn. Esq. M\r. Avres (serretarv), sit Mc.l 11 rnlff (the engineeri, of ifpswicl;; AMr.Beclkwida andl ~r.i litron, of ...