... AUEISTTERIAL MfOVEBWB7TS. Yesterday morning Earl Granville, President of the Council, having called upon several of her Mla- jesty's ministers, proceeded to Cambridge-houso, Piccadilly, for the purpose of having an interview with Lord Palmer- ston. The noble lord, who has been in the House of Corn- mons uninterruptedly during the several nights of the debate on the Chinese question, was ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TvESDAY, MARCHI 3. hi% The housc mnet at 5 o'clock.af CASE OF AIR. DILLON. thc The Earl of HARDI) ICKE presented ac poiti fromn a for Mcr. Dillon, an ofilcer in tho Preventive S(ervicoi W1ho, in' thle th4 yecar 1822, when stationed on the coast of Irelirrd, Rtteliapted ha to board a large Arnericall s1111cgglitg vessel, the Perri, but by illeeting, Ivifh resistance firos the ...

... de HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURnSDAY, MARtCH 5. 'W The house mest at 5 o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Toim tecow.~is TAx,-By the Marquis of CrANRCcoAnfli, from inhabitants of Braintree, Chippenham, W~estmainster, Pout-y-pool, Southport, Colchester, Marylebone, Islington, Su Waltham Abbey and Cheshunt, City of London, Yeovil, sh I Axbrielge Maiden,1HomertonhTotnes, and Torquay, Cam- pusi berwefl ...

... A meeting of the fellows and their friends took place yesterday, Colonel Challoner in the chair. The following fellows were elected :-Messrs. John Noble, Thomas In- grain, Philip Frost, William Frederick Saunders, Henry Bradbury, -Lloyd, John Butcher, William Paul, Charles Fisher, - Tillyard, and Mrs. Frances Dumergue; and as an Honorar!' member, Mr. Henry Behrens, of Travemunde. Magnificent ...

... E BLECTIONv IVTELLIGENCE. 'GL&SGOW. The nomination of candidates torepresent the city in Par- liament took place on Monday, at noon, or, huetings erected in front of the Justiciary Court Hall. Before the hour appointed au immense crowd, principally composed of working men, with a sprinkling of woman, Wad assembled. Precisely atttwele o'lock, Sberiff Sir Archibald Alison appeared upon the ...

... ThIRD EDITION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTBERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATUMBAy AFTERNqOON. The monthly returns of the board of trade for the month ending Jan. 31, 1857, have just been issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month, including only the enumerated articles': For ...

... BUMOROUS GATHERINGS. [From Pusschl THEe SILENT SXELL.-A puff in the corner of a news- paper, pretending to be a critical paragraph, commences with the statement following:-' The narrative of Admni- ral Nspior'a Baltic campaign hue burst upon the political and naval world like a bombshell, Yes, very much like one of those bombshels which the gallant admiral poured' into Cronstadt. The ...

... [FROM OURo OWiN COariESPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY. Marshal Randon, governor of Algeria, whose ar- rival in Paris has been at various times announced by several of your over-well-informed contempo- raries, landed at Marseilles yesterday from Algiers. His Excellency was expected in Paris last night. The Docks Napoleon trial reached its last phase yesterday. M; Marie concluded his speech in de- ...

... A densely crowded meeting of the depositors on the Doyal British Bank was held last night at the Freemasons Tavern, for the purpose of cosidering the report of the commnittee of depositors, appointed to consider the offer of the compronsise of l6s. in the pound made by the commaittee osf shareholders, and of expressing their approval or rejec- tiou of the same. lifter a somewhat stormy ...

... STAIXES, WOKINGHANf yaD FOKING 1BAIL WAY. At the eighth ?? general meeting of this company, held on Thurm ay, at the Londen Tavern, Bishops- gate-street; Mr. JAIMES GARRLARD in the ohair, The report read stated that the passenger traffic had been as good as might he expected under the circumstances of a newly-popned line; and although the directors regretted the o1ppos.ition between Readfing ...

... WINDSOR-MABcH 5. Viscount Palmerston arrived yesterday afternoon on a visit to her Majesty. Princess Feodoro of Hohenlohe Langenburgh and Prin- cess Amelie of Hobenlohe Schillingfurat dined with the Queen in the evening. The band of the Grenadier Guards played during dinner. Selection- Don Giovanni ?? Mozart. Walzer - Frublingsgrass ?? Wittmann. Fantasia- II Trovatore ?? Verdi. March of ...

... AItSTRIA AND SARDINIA. MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN PRUSSIA. py ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [FROM OUR OWN CORRIISPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY EVBNINO. The kustrian Note to the Sardinian Cabinet is id to bS met ith the disapproval of England, FrajlCe, Jnd Russia. Urd Clarendon is stated to have transmitted to Sir Taes Hudson a formal disapprobation of the Anstriau Note as unseasonable, and his approval of COuh1t ...