... I The following telegram from Mr. Acting Consul- T General Green vas received at the Foreign-office, iiaotgh ata, Jan. 29, 4.25 p.m.: ALEXANDRIA, JAN. 26. di The Bombay arrived at Suez yesterday, with S Bonibay dates to 2nd inst. ti Sj Colin Campbell -was still at Cawnpore at the £U SI date of latest advices, but was shortly expected to S ove westwyard with a powerful force. SI b Sir James ...

... REFOR1fM MBBURING iN bRXDS. A publie meeting of the electors and non-electors of Leedswas held on Wednesday morning, in the Town-hall, Leeds. About 1,000 peraons were present. The meeting was called in accordaucs with a requisition, signed by 626 electore, for the purpose of considering the propriety of ex- pressing their opinions on the desirableness ot reform in the representation of the ...

... MADRID, FRIDAY. The senate has rejected a motion of M. Molins, accusing the government of arbitrary conduct. The Madrid journals of the 13th and 14th have arrived. They are principally taken up with the proceedings in the Senate relative to the address in reply to the Queen's speech from the throne, and the a various amendments proposed on it. The amend- h ment of County de Reuse (General Prim ...

... IWYROYAL MILITARY COALAGi, ADD18comB. I Yesterday the public half-yearly xanination of the gentlemen cadets of her Majesty's Indias forces took place at the Military College, Addiscombe, in the presence of the Right Hon. Lord Stanley. ?? PrincipalSecre- tary of State for India; Sir George Clerk, ?? Under- Secretary of State; Sir Frederick Currie, Vice-President of the Council; and most of the ...

... I NAVAL AND MILITA.RY ADMIRALTY, Nov. 22.-.ArI'rDNTMENtTS.Lien tenant W. W. Oka (1856) has been rs-ppointe to the os William, 120, guard-ship, for service in the ordinary at Devonport. Nov. 20.-Lieutenumt W. R. Boulton (1854) to be Lien. tenant and Commander of the Firm, gunboat, vice B. G. Nicole,, promoted; E. Wilmot (1863), to the Iiidus, 78 flag ship, for gunnery service; end E M. Collier ...

... DESPATCH FROM HER MAJESTY'S I AMBASSADOR AT PARIS. RtAL COWLXY TO THE EARL OP CLA&RPNXOO (Received Feb. 21.) PARIS, FEB. 20, 1858. My Lora,-Having learnt by telegraph that cer. tain resolutions imputing blame to her TIaiesty's go. vernment for not having made any reply to Coant Walewski's despatch to Count Persigny, dated the 20th of January, had been affirmed by a majority of the House of ...

... THE CONDEMNATION OF SECRET I I . DIPLOMACY. TO THB EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. o bs StI,-It appears to me that the advantage we he fro~ have gained by the vote of last Friday does not entirely eonro- slist either in the overthrow of an untrustworthy ministry, or I in the defeat of a bill of doubtful, at least unproved necessity, tiol or in the exhibition of our national jealousy upon the ocea- ...

... 1 SUDA FYEVEPBNG SBZ VICBT IWESTMINSTER I I IBBEF. In accordance with previous announcement,West- h minster Abbey was opened yesterday evening, for the first n time in its history, for evening service; and so far as nue- tl bers are concerned, what the dean had spoken of as pro- P visional and experimental, proved highly satisfactory in the fi inauguration. Seven o'clock being the hour fixed ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTO I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1 The LORD CHAN CELLOI. took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Cheltenham Water, Whitehaven Harbour, Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, and Goeport Water Bills (Amend. ments) were read a third time and passed. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Petitions against the admission of Jews to parliament were ...

... ?? ~ FB NCE. i - I AON OUR OWN CO3&ESPONflISNT) fafollowing appeared in our Evening Edition of PtoRdsYJ PARIS, TUESDAY EvENING. The Paris papers, of all shades of polities, can ee within decent bounds the indigna. ley feel at the dragooning circular of prefectof the SaWne and Loire touching the pital lands, which I sent you yesterday. The blic5n Sicle, which has shown itself favour- to the ...

... .A Fm'OUBP-N2y-Ry-CE IXNt THE T2WRAT. ?? On Monday, Mr. T. P. Cole, a professor of Music. at Arundel, was playing with a fourpenn -piece, by jerking it out of his hand into his mouth, w en by omejacdentit was drawn into the windpipe. He endeavoured by various means to remove the coin, but unsucoessfully, and was naturally alarmed at the circumstance. Immediately he sought a neighbouring ...

... CO~MjfISST{IO OF , UIVA CY1. and F,(TRAORDINARY REVELATIONS OF PRIVATE she ASYLUMS. had YORK CASTLE, J-uLX 23. the T~his day a. commission de lanatico, inquirendo was 115 epened at York Castle, before F. Barlow, Eeq., one of the Ho lasters in Lunacy, to ascertain the state of mind of Mrs. tolI ?? Jane Turner. the wife of Charles Turner, Esq., officia I she assignee in the Liverpool Court of ...