... ?Pafcsf vilitiligum SATURDAY, JUNE 6. The aceounts from Belgium speak of tranquillity being ge. nerally restored, although some slight agitation still exists. The objections to the late Bill on Charitable Institutions appear to gain ground. The Communal Council of Ghent, in its sit- ting of the 2nd. voted by a majority of eighteen to five an address to the King similar to that of the commune ...

... Atrocity of an English Captain and his Offc, A r fWE T.; ,-1rnn Al Pn; - - , - . er. At thle LivAerpaoo Yolcce-coccrt, onl Friday, thle 12Iti, bse i,. Mansfield, a case unparalleled fratrocity was partly iaceiv,6tid Hecsc'y ZToqers', the captain of the ship ?? Jalie, Of Sundesiai'1,i Chrersqe ?? 8eycmsr, his chief mate, and Ifrihiiaccc jifihI8, his xecs' mats, were charged with having taken ...

... .Woman-beating has unfortunately become so common, that it is only when particular features in the ruffianism of the offence occurs that we care to draw attention to the subject. The case, however, which we have selected is so strongly marked, for the life of depravity it displays, and the magisterial adjudication in the matter is so remarkable, that however repugnant the subject may be, we ...

... W. H. RUSSELL'S THIRD NARRATIVE I After the battle of Balaklava the path of the historian lies through scenes of sorrow chequered only by more crushing disaster. The battles of the allies were defensive, and so important in military result that while defeat would have been utter destruction victory was only less disastrous, its glory being paled and its lustre dimmed by losses too heavy and ...

... THE VICTORIA CROSS. The subjoined memorandum for the parade at the distribution of the Victoria Cross (the Order of Valour) by her Majesty, in Hyde Park, to-morrowv, was issued yesterday: CEREMONIAL OF PRESENTING THE VICTORIA CROSS. Horse Guards, June 23. MEA1OANDUM FOR THE PARADE. Infantry parade to be formed at 9 o'clock, cavalry and artillery at a quarter past 9 O'clock, in lias of ...

... LEICESTAR TESTIMONIAL TO SIB JTOSHUA IV.AL~fSLEY.I Yesterday, in the market-place at Leicester, a 1t testimonial, consisting of a handsome piece of silver plate, I togother with fn address signed by nearly 7,000 of the ladies Z of Leicester, and another signed by about 6,000 men, electors e and non-electors of the borough, was presented to Sir E Joshua; Walimeley. its late representative, by ...

... I A GRICULTURE, GARDE2NiIRP G, &c. flOrAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The forthcoming meeting of tbe Royal Agricultural Society, which is to be beld at Salisbury in the coming month of July, bids fair, from the exertions that are making, to outsbine iii importance and extent any of the previous country exhibitions of the society. In anticipation of the large influx of visitors which the occasion and ...

... The Chamber of Deputies at Madrid was, on the 26th ult., the scene ofa tumultuous demonstration. In the debate on the address, M. Campoamor was carried away by a natural indignation to denounce the new tyrannical law on the press in terms rarely heard in a deliberative assembly. His exposure of the censorship under Narvaez, its minute pettiness, ignorance and brutal rigour, roused the public ...

... | ITTERSlA N.EW PA1lAJ 21D ClZrZSEA ?? I BRII'G11' I octetrciy evecning ta publi)c meeting, numbesricng a,'t Iceast hove t'1 lou1sand IIeoPle,. chi e'iv of' the we~vrhinLI CLLreSs, tootk pins cat the toot Of the tier. bridlge, at, Che.lsea, to protest II sgarcst the impositiotn ol a toil on that bridge. A. speceisr upletlrrsta was erected frrr 1ice SIOp~ers'cr and thlose Nrho leek a loadinsr ...

... ED UCI TIONAL CONFERENCB. Yesterday a conference of the fiiendsof the Educa- tion of the Working Classes was held at Willis's Rooms, inaugurated by Prince Albert, for the purpose of taking into consideration the causes of the removal of children fron school at an oearly age. There were also present Earl Gran- ville, Lord Broughem, Lord Kinnaird, Lord Word, Lord Cslthorpe, the Bishops of London ...

... URYSTAL PALACE COMPA?' ITS PRoSPBBOUS CONDITION. -- We have much pleasure zin publishing the following analysis of the directors' refort, to be o presented to the aharehiolderO at the fifth aunu~lg r~enqrmecting-tO-11roiIW. The tlotal revs oft the 3 eccmpacnn d.uring the last ysar was £115,627 6s. 8d,' and thoie ipefses £87,871 l9s. ld, abowng~a reft ofIi7,W %,7# o theyear's opera- ticons ...

... HO1NING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Wednvady1, 1 p.m. TfELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. TREASON IN THE SHAH'S FAMILY. MARSEILLES, TUESDAY. Advicea from Egypt to the 13th state that the harvest will be exceedingly abundant. Accounts from Persia report that the Prime Minister of the Shah, who caused the captive Affghan Prince of Herat to be decapitated, wanted to have his Majesty's brother-in-law executed, on ...