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... Lord Canning has sent home a defence of his policy or clemency. This State paper has not yet been Published, but it will be laid before Parliament in due course. THE MEETING OP PARLIAMENT.—Lord Palmer- liton has issued the following circular to the usual supporters of the Government in the House of Com- mons. As matters of considerable importance will Cotne under discussion in tbe House of ...
... CAPTURE OF A SUSPECTED THIEF.-On Wednesday evening last, when the train from Usk arrived at Little Mill station, and while the passengers were changing carriages, from and to the train from Hereford, information was given to Detective Curtis that a robbery had been committed on a gentleman at Abergavenny. He proceeded to search the car- riages, and was not long in discovering a woman known to ...
... L ON DON M A H K E T s. CORN-KXCHANGE. MONDAY. With a moderate arrival of flour lut week, the supplies of every description of grain were abort; the exports con- sisting of^oly 7 quarters Of oals. The receipts of English wheat were 2,807 quarter-, ol foreign 14;185 qu«rtere. The morning's supply from Kent and £ ne> Kttr small, and sales were made at fully pt ovement-ott the 4mt rect samples, ...
... LIVERPOOL, JAN. 4TH. The steam ship, Europa, which left New York Dec. 23, has arrived, bringing 51 passengers and a large amount of specie. She passed the Persia on the 24th ult. The Adriatic arrived out on the afternoon of the 21st; the North Star from Bremen, on the 19th; and the Borrussia from Ham- burg, on the 21st ult. The Kansas question continued to excite discussion in Congress, ...
... The following letter is from a gentleman in Calcutta:- Calcutta, Nov. 24. I send you yesterday's Hunrk-a newspaper, which con- tains a report of the proceediiugs of the Legislative Council, where a despatch from ?? of Directors, in re the Black Acts, was read. It is rather amusing that the Court only now consider that the sanction already given in general terms to pass the codes is ...
... LONDON, JANUARY G. ROYAL S.bRILEGE.-A letter from Stocldiohn of the I 26th 'ilt. says:- The cathedral of Upsal, as is well known, contains the tombs of the Kinigs of Sweden. The coffin of King Gustavus I. (Gustavus Wasa, born in 1400, Lieutenant of the Kingdom in 1521, elected I to the throne on the 0th of Jume, 1523, and who died I *on the 29th ,of September, 1560) was lately opened, *and ...
... LATESTT NEWS. HERALD OFFICE, Fridacy Moriiig. BY ELECTRIC TELE GRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE.-The Post's PIaris correspondent writes on Wednesday:-Iniportant despatches have reached Paris from China. The authorities of Canton are preparing for a de. fence. Prochauations have appeared, ordering all Chris. tian and foreign dogs to be killed. I do not know the date of these despatches, ...
... I.N D I A.. PROSPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN. u 15 ~~~(Fromn tie Illustrated London News.) ' le The situation of affairs in India ha§ assumed a new 1-charactor. It is no longer an insurrectionary move- ie miont in the Bengal army-which we have to face-it is idl -a wvar in Oude. The attraction which that provinceC lesesto possess for thbj iutineerswoulg alot see h x- to indiate that ithin ib ly the ...
... THlE GREAT MARRVAGE QUESTION. (From Punch.) Contemporaneously with the establishment of the new , Divorce Court, the public has suddenly rushed into'contro. versy upon the subject of marriage, and chiefly upon the question raised by a correspondent of the Tihnes, whetlier1fa I ntlemani can marry a lady on three hundred-pounds a-yeai: 3 The discussion* has assumed formidable p~roportions. :i An ...
... FlaY MORING JANralbR . FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22. | part sustained by the force muder General W indham| against the. Gwalior Contingent. The struggle, in, that instance, appears to have beeir greatly more obstinate and severe than we were led, from previous despatches,. to understand. The fight,. as described by a hurkara who had come from -Cawnpore after all was over, continued for two: ...
... 'THE APARTMENTS OF THE BRIDEGROOM I AT WINDSOR CASTLE. The suite of apartments destined for the Prince and Prin- cess at Windsor Castle, present a perfect specimen of palatial luxury, without sacrificing the ease and comfort which is more highly prized than a mere excess of adornment by al persons of good taste. The rooms-six in number-are situ- ate in the Lancaster Tower and its immediate ...
... ATTEMPT TO MURDER- ' THE N L EMPEROR NAPOLEON. ThePariBMonfiteur gives the following detailo of auat- tempt to assavinate the Emperor Napoleon Il, on Thursday night : On the arrival of their Majesties at the Opera tbree explosions of projectiles took place. l A considerable number of persons ?? sta- tioned befote the theatre, including some soldiers of the escoort and of the Guard of Paris, ...