... 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 ...

... TEE news from China is vague and fragmentalr. v 'The report, transmitted from Malta in the Admiralty of despatch, that intelligence had reached Bombay of ti YEE's having been ordered by the EmPERoR to con. ir elude peaee, is not confirmed. On the contrary, the uiu- T derstanding at Hong Kong, on the 17th of February, b the day when the Feery Cross sailed, was, that the 1 EMPEROR had expressed ...

... L OND ON, &4TURDAY, A PRIL 4. ONE result of the General Elections is already certain; the Parliament now in the prccess of formation will contain an unusually large proportion of new members. This circumstance will necessarily iaugment the regret that has been so universally felt and expressed at the resignation of the office of Speaker by Mr. LEFnvm. It is at all times an ar- duous task to ...

... JATEST FROM ABROAD I FINAL DEPARTURE OF THE ENGLISH FI,EET FROM TURKEY. The following telegraphic despatch from Constan- tijople, dated April 1, has been received at Paris: IThe English fleet left Constantinople yesterday, making for Malta. UNITED STATES. (BY MEaCTRIC TESLORAOIl.) SOUTHAMPTON, SATRnDAY. The Leopold I. has arrived with advices from Ne, York to the 21st ult. The Asia, from ...

... THE BATH .ELECTIOI. At the nomination at Bath, -when the show of hands had been taken end a day fixed for the poll, Captain SCOBELL, the late liberalmember stepped forward to the front of the hustings, and was greetea with loud and hearty cheers. He said-I want the honour of once more addressing you. I hope you will always remain my fiends. (Cheers.) I have known you long, and a more upright, ...

... The Frallkjbit Jour1nal contains a letter of the E 26th of March from Vienna, which says that Prus- I sia, England, and France are endeavouring to pre-t rent a complete rupture between Austria and Pied- 1 mont; but it is not probable that they can succeed, t for there is nothing tending to show that our own I government means to rest satisfied with empty pro- mises; on the contrary, it ...

... CLOSE OF POLLS-YESTERDAY. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. (By IMagnetic Telegraph.) Napier. ?? 198 Hamilton . ?? , ?? ?? , , 173 Lawson ?? ?? 115 Wilson ?? ?? 36 HONITON. Locke .214 Wortley ?? ?? 119 Hogg .117 DENBIGH BURGHS. M.ainwaring (C) ?? ,. e 364 Maurice (L) ?? ?? 302 PAISLEY. Hastie (L) 611 Ew g(L) ?? 624 WordVworth ., 4 Paisley returns but one member. Mr. Archibald Hastie was it. member in the ...

... , LA%4BPWAH, DECLARATIO OF THE POLL. Yesterday an immense crowd, certainly not less than 10 000 persons, assembled at the hustings to hear tht) offlicia declaration of the poll. The three candidates were all present, and the successful ones were most cordially received. Shortly after eleven Mr. Onslow, the returning officer, an- nounced the result of the poll to be as follows : RoeU.9318 ...

... THELIfHOLY ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA I AND ROME. I (FROM OvU OWYN COIURESPONDENT.) ROME, MAnon 26. (1n the 20th instant Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of State, aS papal plenipotentiary, and Count Col- loredo, as representing the Austrian government, gblished a convention for the mutual extradition of gitive criminals belonging to one or the other of the two countries. The facility with which ...

... I CITY OF LOIVDO.V LIFE, ASSUBAVNO SOCIBTY. I ear an- at at of can aer on 'ta- On ted il- The odinay genral eetig of the prpietors of Thisessoan w h yesteda at th office, 1S New Bride-areet, BlackfrarsY. The e Mr . M KENI took the The report of the directors congrtuated the shareholders on the prosperity which had attended tulhe operations of the company. Since the last annual meeting 880 ...

... NA VAL AND IMILITARY ADMrLTY, APRIL 2.-APPOINTMENTS.-ROar Admiral of the White Sir F. W. Grey (1855), to be Con ?? of the Capeof Good Hope station. Captain T. M. C. Symonds (1841), to have the good servioe pension, vice Sir G. Back. Colonel J. T. Brown, R.M. (1865), to have the good service pension, vice Chids. Lieutenants C. H. Wilkinson (1855), to the Calcutta, 84 flsg ship East India ...

... [,TEH NE* A Oii AT WASH- i ?? I INOT rN;- TO etIR EDIrroRP OF Tlt DAILY ISW.S [We sincerely feel the esteem and friendship for America and Amerieas which we have alwaysexpressed. And, with all deference for our respected correspondent, we never have shown that esteem and friendship more unequivocally than by frankly telling them what we believe to be truths, and know to be unpalatable. Did w'e ...