... | LATEST SIUlMARY. Her Majesty held a drawing-room yesterday(satrI- day at St. Jates's-palace on the occasion of the royal ?? (Saturday) morning, the mayor and corporation of Birmingham waiteden the Prince and Princess Frederick.Willia- of Prussia at Buckingham. palace, and presented an address of con- gratulation to their royal highnesses upon their marr- ?? increase necessary to, make up the ...

... ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO : I ~ASSASSINATE' THE EMPEROR & EMPRESS 7 OF THE FRENCH. OFFICIAL ACCOUNT. PAniS, Friday Morning. The Moniteuvr of to-day gives the following notice of an attempt on the emperor and the empress, which has created great excitement in Paris:- Last night, at half-past eight o'clock, at the moment of their majesties' arrival at the operas three explosions of shells were heard. ...

... THE SCR&P-BOO X COLU A BALt-nOOM SCoM -Mexicats in a abstemious; but, on particular ?? geneal, are abetemiou; but, te gi O~Siotill, they look a little longer into the glass than 1i COmheyib with gravity of demeanour afterwards 'Which Pathls more difficult for them to preserve, as they are uist customed to resist the influences of drink.i a ant the case here. Amongst the gallants Wost o ...

... TgE PRINCE OF WALES'S TOUR. I _ 1 - -1. __I : _ _ et _ The privoay Bud expedition of his royal highness's eoents are remarkable, and the public have been often utterly igorlt of his whereabouts, It seems tter thep left Cork, he proceedel to Ba~rtry' 8nd on by Glengarriff to Ktenmare, en rol#,e to jllarney, at which spot he arrived on the 15th. ,laving stopped at the entrance gate to the Earl ...

... GAsMELMO I THE EoGUTZMal GRNv r ' _ The vice whicb, above all others, infested Eggish S cid during the greater part of the eighteenth cenurha VI gaming. Men and women, the old and the VS beaux and statesmen, peers and &ppreakp Ypr learned and polite, as well as the ignorant Stid the gar, were alike involved in the vortex of play vole racing. cock-fighting, betting of every deg arete, with the ...

... On Sunday evening last, in accordance with a re- quisition from a number of influential clergymen and laymen, that Westminster-abbey might be readered more available for the great Christian ordinance of preaching, and probably from regard to recent cir- cumstances which have taken place in reference to Exeter-hall, the dean and chapter of Westminster threw open the doors of the venerable ...

... I . The following manifesto las just been published by the Parliamentary Reform committee to the-people of Great Britain and Ireland:- Fellow count ?? Majesty's government have led you to expect that they will lay before par- liament next session, a bill for :the reform of the House of Commons. In that announcement Yom heard the echo of the determination you avowed at the late general ...

... CHURCH JOBS ANXD CHURCH RATES. While Mr. Puller and his minority are lamenting the degenerate, irreligious days in -which they consent to live-days in which a m1ajority of the House of Commons decline to allow a rate of one penny in the pound to be levied on all rateable property, for the use of the Church of England-while these highly- respectable legislators are lamenting the disin- ...

... I Acorn, E. Indies. Elk, E. Indies. Persian, C. of Afr. Actaeon, E. Indies. Emperor, par. ser. Pluto, C. of Africa. Adventure, B. Ind. BEk, D. Indies. Penelope, 0. of Af. Agamernon, De RuryalaB,Devonpt. Pique, E. Indies. vomport. Excellent, Ports. Plumper, Pacific. Ajax, Coast Guard Exmouth,Devonpt. Porcupine, survey. larm, Pacific. Fairy, par. ser. Pyladee, E. Indies. Alecto, C. of Africa. ...

... -OU:R CONTEMPORARIES, ol v ArPOINTMENTS -(FMeS )-The Minis- T ointments consequent on the resignation of ters'lB ?? have Dom been announced. Lord L ,rd goes to the India board, and Sir E. Bluwer gpD IJ ill undertake the administration of our colo- Lyticawl~deneies, The new rininisters are both men °0f fi ability. Lord Stanley may aepire to high ft, and Sir E. Lytton mght have aspired to it ...

... THIRDEDITION. TIJBSHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. flOWYS WEEKLY NEWSPAPrER OM1OB, SATURDmAY ATERNOON WITHDRAWAL TOTE OF CENSURE0 Be Great Smith Tick has exploded, and under cover of the smoke, the vote of censure on ministers, proposed by Mr. Cardwell, has been withdrawn. Yielding to the pressure of opinion in the house (expressed even by mem- bers favourable to the ...

... TRE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINIHs I ST&TERErT OF A RETURNED MINHIM (From ihe San Francisco .hlletin of June 21,) Nr. George B. Wilbur, a brother of one of the firn of Strobridge and Co., who has just arrived inthe Panama, has called upon us, and given some interest. I ?? particulira of his experience in the Framer fiver mines which will be found below. Be left San Francisco on the 20th of April, on ...