... ebe eoun. _ . ?? Yesterday was the birthday of Prince Leopold. new The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess of Hio- hte henlohe Langenburg and the Princess Feodore, paid a visit teac of congratulation to her Majesty at Buckingham Palace. the3 Prince Leopold, with Prince Arthur and the Princesses perc Helena and Louisa, honoured the Colosseum with a visit inV the forenoon. Pak Her ...

... NOTJS o0 ImDUS'TMJz RUSSIA. BY A TR5VELLEZI, Russia is entering upon an industrial era. A: tendency towards a free trade tariff will place her commer-' cial relations upon a sound basis, and facilities for bringing her produce to the export market are the best guarantee thatr an aggressive policy will be replaced by offorts for internal development Such are apparently the principles which the ...

... THA 8TEAM-SHI.P 0Z1'EIDA. Pt MALTA,. Av'IL 23. n,I The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer en Colombo, with the heavy portion of the mails, arrived yes- h- terday morning. The Vectis, with the overland, ?? he Coobletth ief this morning, reports that, before the Colombo left, tie dn European, with the Australian mail, had arrived at Suez, ip, which was previous to the Etna's arrival from ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MIONDAY MORNING, APRIL O.. The Royal mail Steamsbip Asia arrived at Liver- pool on Monday, with intelligence from New York to the 15th instant. The new's is devoid of- interest, The commercial reports mention that the cotton market was quiet, and 'that prices were .uiichanged. The same thing is -stated with respect to the grain and flour markets. Telegraphic despatches from Malta announce the ...

... is (From Dickens' Houacbold Word?.) - When representatives are being elected, every Briton who is an elector becomes actually a member of the Government. e The voice of the people is our supreme law, but the people d (except, in these latter days, through the press), speaks with authority only when it determines to give power to the opinions o it holds, by giving legislative power to the men ...

... LE- O -N - LATE.ST LIVERPOOL NEWS. (From our own Correspondelt.) ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA-ANOTHEL 'HORRID MURDER IN CHESHIRE-TERRIFIC FIRE IN LIVERPOOL-BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRIES._ Liverpool, Monday Evening. The British and North Ameriean Royal mail steam-ship Europa, Captain Leitch, which sailed from Boston on the 8th, and Halifax, N.S., on the 0oth, arrived here to-day aboutnoon, ! bringing the ...

... ENGLISH ELECTION RETURNS- YESTERDAY. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. Evans ?? ?? 8885 Colvill ?? ?? ?? 8826 Clowes ?? ?? ?? 2086 Stanbope ?? ?? .. 1958 SOUTH ESSEX. Branston ?? ,, 2280 Wikleld . , 2112 Smyth ?? .. ?? 297 EAST KENT. Bridges ?? ., 2898 Baring ?? ?? ,. 2886' Does ?? .. 2286 Atkinson ?? ., ?? 80 HETBFORDSHRlOE. Ctesill .. .. 8860 Bhskemore .. ?? 2794 King ?? ?? ?? 2761 Hanbury ?? ?? 2469 NORTH ...

... TUe INBURRECTION AT SARA WAL X We (lies) have been favoured with the following letter from Sir James Bmooke, addressed to a warm personal friend, and describing the events of the late insurrecton and the steps taken to suppress It:- iBALMDAH, MAnc0 1b.-I may now relate more circum- stantially the events of the last few wesks. Sarawak was as peaceful as it had ever been, and there was no oanea ...