... uiORESiGIK AND COLO IAL. I ND I A . THE BOMBAY MAIL. Advices fromu Bomb~ay in anticipation of the over- land maiil have beenl received. The date is Bma The followving is froam tbe .Boalbay Tione~s. I The trinl of ?? Bnlhadoor Shah, the cx-' king of lDelbli, bly thc military comumission app~ointed for that purpose, lhus been thc most interesting event, news of whlich has reaied us from the ...

... S. OUTHAXPTON, SATURDAY, M4ARCH 6, 1858. The steam-ship .Rcarcelona, enz i~oute from the Spanish ports for Hamnburgh, arrived on Sunday. .On the 25th, early in the morning, a first-class passenger named Christian Juttoft (who had taken passage for Santander to Hamburgh) went on the buzdge and conversed for some time with the chief officer in command, when suddenly he took off his coat and ...

... The Luke of Wellington, 131, screw, was coml- missioned at this port on Monday as the dep6t ship, of the ordinary in harbour, under the comanand of Captain H. Eyres, c.n., whose officers and crew turn over to her from the St. Vincent. She will carry the flag of Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey, as superintendent of this dockyard. The Arrogant, 47, screw frigate, was commissioned, at this port ...

... Our readers will readily understand the pleasure with which we give publicity to the subjoined cor- respondence, reflecting as it does the highest credit on all the parties concerned, and affording an ad- ditional instance of the many that happily now-a-day come under our observation of that mutual brotherly regard, that soldierly pride and interest in one another, which so becomingly ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM3ENT. Oth IMI mr- HOUSE OF PEERS.a WV. MOND)AY, MmAirC 15.] The'Marquis of Clitnri- gi Alh, carde withdrew his notice of a Atntesnent inl which hie ti ot; had intended to call the attention of the House to H. certaiui ma~tters relating tolhiimself. S it. The Marquis of Londonderry asked the Earl of W let, Derby whet her thle letter of the late Lord Chan- se tell, cellor~ of ...

... |LATEST INTELL.IIGENCE,. | ntt FRtANCE.. on Thle Moaiteur' of Thursday publishes thle follow. at ing:- - Ml~alevolence endeavoura to rerate anxiety respect. 'er ing the law on general saiety by mlisrepresenting the 'ed intentions of the lGovernment. The eulpable hopes which followved the attemupt ot the 14th of January, 3n, made it the (luty of the Govermnnent to pyrotect the public safety, ...

... D]:VONPORT. ?? lV.NIVI. The Lord Paglan, convict ship, left the Sound on Friday; last for Western Australia, with 270 male convicts '1he Avon, steam-tender, Master-Commanding Palmer, returned from the Westward on Friday evening, the FabnontA., lighter, which she was sent to assist, having sailed from Mount's Bay before the Avoit arrived there. The Valorouns, 16, paddle, Captain W. C. Aldham, ...

... I . WINCHESTERI I SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 188. 40 WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. : ; 7 Pi~nar' SUNDAY IN LENT. 20 Early Service.-Te Deum and Jubilate, Boyce in C. Second Service.-Sanctus and Kyrie, Attwood in F; Creed, Gibbons. Psalm before the Sermon, 145th, Haydn. Afternoon Service.-Before the Sermon% I will arise, Clarke; Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Cook in C; Anthem, Oh, where, Boyace. I I In ...

... e, The Diadem, 32, screw, Captain Cracroft (acting),. of arrived at Spithead on Tuesday, from Lisbon. Her 'a cruise has extended over the peiiod of a month. Wee understand that Captain William Moorsom, C.B., has- entirely recovered from his severe indisposition, and - will rejoin the ship and resume his command. The Vitcan, steam troop-ship, Commander Sec- combe, arrived at Spithead last ...

... Lew A supplement to the London Gazettei of Fridav- )er- last (the 5th instant) contains despatches ?? for to Lord Pannrure by Major. General Van Straubenzee, 'ds. c.n., commanding hler Majesty's land forces in China, Igo detailing the mnovemnents leading to the capture of uls- Canton. General Straubenzee, after giving these ad- particulars, concludes as follows * the It becoines my pleasing ...

... SOUTHAXPTON, SATURDA'Y, MARCH 20,18X5. ot The R/ipon arrived on Saturday evening, with the a a heavy portion of the Bombay mail, 43 pdsengers, £ a and _,7281. in specie. Among the pa.ssby this n* arrival was SMrs. Bwnd, daughter of Lady S whose ;h husband was killed by the Sealcote nutinetrs; Mrs. ot Knox, who lost her husband at Delhi; ah! Major us Williams, who was wounded in the thigh by a ...

... L I FROM T??DAY'? LONDON GAZ?m? I I m ? I WHI~rTshALL, lai 22. I unto Colonel .John Lintorn Arabia Siuinnlous, of the~h uc a cnpesdt iea~-rn I Boyal Engineer s, c1,B., her~ Msajestv's royal license andI lerailission thalt hc mway acicept anl weair the insigniiaI ot thle Implerial Order of the LegYion of Honomr of I the Frene1 halth beenl plealsed to confer uponl himi asi a ma~rki of his ...