... t. A. -U ..UW. . I . DEPARTURE IOF;: THE. ROYAL r COUPLE FROM GRAVESEIND. iberl __ cor 3brdlih The following is the programme of the arrange, the rdly, e rints which will be made ab :Graiesend for.h am eut redoption and embarkation of her Royal Highness h1 b hold tbe Princess Royal and' her Royal Consort Prince in twell, Frederic Wiliam of Prussia:-The royal party for and leave London by the ...

... CAPTURE OF A OFANG FI 'BURGLARS IN LEEDS. a (From ?? 0n7n. 1 By (Fromn our ostu Correspodent.) re For some time past the robberies and burglaries ta which have been committed in Leeds have beeni on a perfectly systematic scale, and were evidently the gi . work of a band of experienced housebreakers. The re BE efforts of the police to discover and break up the IT lay gang.awere unavailing until ...

... I. r Before enteri 'mon any detailed criticism of a Lordi Palmerston's scheme for the 'fqutbre E r govereisnt . of'. Itidia, we must express our i astonishment at the extreme 'Weakness of th'e I a rkguments w thh islordshlipias been,:con- r tented 'to: Addgce; on its behalf. We doiubt ,. whether Parliament was ever .sked to assent i . to a miesisu~e aUt' a~llppro ,diing in importance .%V and ...

... I WORKHEOUSE COMMITTEE. ?? usual weekly meeting of the -workhouse corn- Iniittee of the solect vestry was held yesterday in the v'e boardroom of the parish offices Brownlow-hill. Mr. rji~ Churchwarden Woodruff presi~ed, and the following ni. other gentleamn were also present.:-Messrs. Owen, a- 'Crawford, Richardsion, Williams, Byford, Crellin, ci Oropp.er, Smith, and Mellor. mn Te medical ...

... MUE I ?? ?? !- . ; SUW IZ;0N FURoM. A RECNT, 1' - i I ' Mr.. GYau has nothing ia the wuld .to depeundt b upenibuthisnown exertions. ImyselO haw-onoppro-' ?? the cwldI tii - ~ib Thoa aboure ie rim ,extrac' from:ti-ev~idence fb . givewiby . Lbeforietha.ci ioners,' s at SI. George1.i IaW on Manda ' It baa . been suggjasted tA , incdependeiy1 ot the In nbsoiaptio rii hi beiing maised lt bme r Mr. ...

... INDIA'-AD CHINA.' SIR COLIN CAMPB3ELL AG(AIN t VICTORIOUS, GOVERNMENT DESPATOH FROM I MALTA. AmmADA IA, Fitn. 1k. H The Bengal, arrived at Suez, brings news that Sir Colin Campbell had defeated the rebels at Futtyghur, and was waiting for a t heavy siege train from Agra, on the arrival of t which he would move with his whole force, in v concert with Jung Bahadoor, on Oude. a .. ?? CANTON ...

... WEST DEkB BO A OFGUARDIS. I The weekly meeting of this board Was held yesterday, at the West eb workhouse. sn r dwards ~ ?? Robers, Ababsans Parkin, Pitts, Taylor, pur Mawddele I. Edwards, Richmond, Sage, Roecoe, and TLint.- on .hqesis Potthus, £13 out-dor relief were gpanted as follows. -Mr. ,bt ott, 918Mr. Olney, £14; and lir.-Lytligo., £24 :-Mr. Ini Gough, the governor, reported the number ...

... Thle Quieen has appointed the Rev. F. H. Williamus, en 'of Manichester, perpetual curate of Christ Church, oall Ashiton-under-Lyno. no CHsAREc OF? MANSLALUGIIT ERIN ¶THE CH IANNE IM. srI - Joseph Jackson anid Willianm Phillips, the captain and mate of the steamer Queen, sailing between H; Liverpool asad Whitehaven, w~ere arraigned at thle eV Lancaster Assizos, on Friday, on the coroner's in- ...

... SEAUJ8 roPUII LEX BUPREMA. It is now understood that Lord Derby has si sueceeded in forming his Cabinet. The list ii will be found in another column. P It is now authoritatively admitted (that is, ti by the Mornting Hierald) that Lord Derby attempted, in the first place, to sectire the X valuable services of Mr. Gladstone and the | Poelites, and afterwards those of Lord Grey but that in ...

... I lo m - - -- - - ?? ?? and DB AAONEIC TELEGRAPH.] disbi ,, ?? [SOY ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ hl 'INDIA. AND CHINA. ar M.; The following telegramn 4roli, Mr. Acting Consul Do-, Green was received at the Foreign Office, through cha hinig Malta, February. 10, at twuC a.m. thrc ALExANDRIA, FEB. 6, 18663.-The Waidghtan mle 'i60 a~vod at Suez on the 4thinistant. Shebrings dates M, 0I froma Calcutta to the 9th ...

... I ;; lrasa failm r9rv~ {nA AW4 4CL TV!-- Dediicedfror observationb takeniat the Li erpool 1 'Observatory, during the week ending Saiurdvy, January 30 1858. ,IJa2itude, 0 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3°0. 1 W. Time, occupied in ?? , 8 ; S 0ft a,'veigrued | ?? x footprssr, ?? a01 , o uoS A L g a I ...

... 'G ?? be The ¢oniteurl of yesterdaypublishes the following py Imperial deoree: . . t Napoleon, by the grace of God aidtho national' Will Emperor of the French,.to all whom these pro- 'O sents may concern, greetiug. Desirous of giving to Ile our well-beloved uncle Prince Jerme' Napoleon. a ?? mark of our high confidence, we have resolved to ictl investhim, as we now do investbhim by ...