... AMERICA; te 'Th bAf-ica, steamer, hai ariived 'with adviees froma . ew York to the- 18th'ult.. s I By a vote of 25 to 20 the Senate had laid over kbe ,n Drllas-Clar¢.ndon Central Americash trealy.upiii be 5ith .daysof Mapeb, the first dsyj ot the n'e Adinin'stiatfou. li Th ?? was said to 'be op'oeed 'i1 amebdments ry and~al, On hcen et otle'llary e ' ig 'The 'Washin'gtofi correjpodi~t~tof ~ ...

... 6 The Royal proclamation for the dissolution of the nt present Parliament, and' the calling of another, is ex- na- pected to be issued about the 25th of this month.- Observer. on CITY oF LOND0R,1-Baron Rothschild will again be put forward. Mr. Masterman retir s, but Sir Jamos es Duke holds his position, and Mr. Crawford is reported to hic come forward. Lord John Rtussell is a candidate for t, ...

... WmTsInhLI, MAcn 18. The Queen has been pleased' to present the Rev. Menry Alford, a.D., to the place aud dignity of Dean -of Her Maitsty's metropolitical cbiurk of Canterbury, void by the death of William Rowe Lyall, D.D., late 'Dean thereof. CnO-E-OraI'C, MACEH 18. Member retained to serve in the present -Parliament. County of Tipperary. Daniel O'Donoghoe, Esq., commonly called The ...

... TE.E BOROUGH ELECTION. Y eeterday the electors anid inhabitants of the borough t of Portsmouth went through the ordeal of nominating candidates for the representation of the borough in- le Palaet h umber of persons Piresent in St. ~ I lke ,O0; ut, a~ vry large, probably something ofcourse, the vest majority of them s r eenn-lcos The deetorof the assembly was al very creditable, and, ...

... THE ! ISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. A Supplement to the Londolse,Gazette of Friday, the 20th of March, was published ou Se4tutday last, conl- bD' tainling the following Pruclamnation d BY THE QUEEN. fox A Proclamation for Dissolving tho ?? Parliament, ad and declaring the calling of another. co] VICTORIAr R. c Whereas we have thought fit, by and with the advice irl of our Privy Council, to ...

... Toth,' EDITIO of the HAmP6HIRBTELEGRAPa. y S'R,-A great omission was made on Tuesday evening A at the annual meeting of the Soldiers' Institute, which I should be glad to rectify. No reference whatever was it made to the name of the Honorary Seretsry, the Rev. ir John Power. Themeedofpraise was awarded, by name, to othcrs who deserved it, and very rightly, too; but to my own personal knowledge ...

... y Atthe Gosport Petty Sessions, held on the 20thi before 23 Captain Samuels, at the Magistrates' Office, James - Slater, a convict, was charged with having, on the 4th instant, attempted to murder Assistant Warder William a scott, by stabbing him icc the neck and other parts of im the body with a knife. The prosecution on behalf of hbe the Crowa was conducted by William Swainson, Esq. ey ...

... . a The AI'onitestr de loa Fiotte gives some details of the ; arrest and first interrogatory af the' Chinese baker tt Allum, whose ixecution for poisoning his bread ?? C: been already mentioned: h . Allum, who is a man of large fortune, and who has it extensive mills and grainarihs at Canton, where his fa- is lily usually reside, took to flight immediately after the d perpetration of his crime ...

... (From the'Examiner.) The Yehls have it. The Ayes, who. are identical with the Yebs, have carried by a majority of 16 Mr.c LCobden's resolution condemning the measures taken t against the Chinese, without considering the provoca-I tion. Thus, upon the motion of 1the loader of the peace party, the House of Commons bhas pay form d the I ,ikotoo, and struck its hs~,id 16 times against tine floor ...

... TH=, SEA-BORNE 1 MAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. 8oUT?4 TO-2 t'W;ATION. ; AtlaK1 ; tuO1 Rnatl A. Lusor, Fpnain, anti triba -i$|',>t7l7f aoepor March 26. mltax ?? M-onf.Il eibsaita:, blaitsa, R.~7pt, 4tbA & ,.th I. 7r-ionliui3a. 1 oa eve. I Aprt 4. Panrg, Singnor.a nd China. J BritisL Colonie3 in the West Irdie3 (oxcept) Honduras) i'oreign| 61olonies. Lo., in the I Weqt Indiee (exoept ...

... IWINQEESTER,. TA ABDA«, MARCH 14, 1857. MEROANtTILE lUA2ITTE, Friftly BV&g. There was a moderate supply of English Heat at Mark-lane en Monday, which came forward'it slightly improved condition; none, however, but the driest sam- ples were sold; these commanded former prices, whilst all other sorts remained unsold. The businesstransacted in foreign wheat was of a retail charaeter, without ...

... DEVONPOR- T- DEVONFORT. The Dee, steam store ship, Master-Commanding Pollen, arrived from Woolwich on Triday, the 6th inet., with mnachinery,.and proceeded to Keybam. She has been ordered to Pembroke with jury gear for the Doris, 32, screw, and return thence to W'oolwich. The Dorai will be brought to this port when ready. The Leopard, 18, paddle having had defects made good at Keyham, was ...