... %s, We seem to be ?? A bo approaches to the truth with respect to those hJ We tales of horror in connection with the Indian fi n- outbreak which have so ionq and so painfull . S! is excited public feeling in this country. ?? It is re now just two months slice the appearance 1s es (January 29) of the celebrated letter in the tI r, [ TTems signed Judex, which first cast. a Wa g- serious doubt ...

... FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. [EY MAGNETIC 'TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, APRIL 26. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'olsk. ENDOWED SCHOOLS IN IRELAND. The Ea'l of COnic gave notice that on an tarly day lie would call the attention of the house tto the Report of the Royal Comnissioners on Enaowed Schools in Ireland. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented a petition from ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1858. The intelligence from India contained in the tele- grams we print in another page, is of the most satis- factory character. Lucknow, the last stronghold and rallying point of the rebels, had been stormed on several points with uniform success, the insurgents completely routed, and although on March 15, the date of the last advices, the enemy still occupied some ...

... TROUT AND GRAYLING FISHING IN DERBY- - SI - We find the following letter in The Field of Saturday last:- Sir,-I am induced to offer these remarks from having seen many letters from anglers anxious to know where they can, as strangers, obtain good fishing at a moderate expense. lzaak Walton has immortalised Derbyshire, and its rivers still bear the highesteliaracter; but, unfortunately, oil ...

... Tuesday, April 6. TVav-Oflice, PALE21ALL, April 6.-16th Regiment of Foot: Gen. S. If. Berkeley, from 75th Foot, to be Col., vice Msj.-Gen. C. Bisshopp, C.B., decease, -75th Foot: Maj.-Gen. St J. A. Clerke to be Col., vice Gen. Berkeley, reltovet to 16th Foot. rntllitruspts -C. F. Richardson, late of Church street, Stoke Nesvi3to1, victualler. (r'ate and Dodd, Bucklersbury.-G. Bennett, ...

... THE CAPTURh OF LUCKNOW. The telegraph assures ns that Lucknowv has fallen. On the 17th of March it was completely in tile possession of the English and their native auxiliaries. The loss of the defenders of the city is estimated at 2,000 men and 117 guns. The casualties on ocur side are not given, are not, in fact, even alluded to. Seine people deem this an ominous omission, and draw from it ...

... THE WARh IN INDIA. TELEGRAMS RECEIVED AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE. The following telegram IromA Mr. Acting-Consul- General Green was received at the Foreign-office on the 28th of March at 12 45 a.m. ALEXANDRIA, March 24. The Australian Mail steamer Simla arrived at Suez this morning. The Ottawa, from Bombay, had left Aden a few hours before her. The Simla brings the following news, obtained from her ...

... Returns relative to wrecks and casualties on the coast of the United Kingdom in the year 1857 were published on Saturday. The wreck experience of the year, on the whole, is favourable. The usual causes of collision at sea, neglect to show light, bad look-out, and neglect of the rule of the road, still predominate largely. Another prominent cause of collision is the difficulty of ...

... CuuRcna SERVICES.-During Passion Week services have been held twice each day il our church. On I~sster Sunday the congregations were large, and, owing to the late confir- mation, the Sacrament was received by a much larger number of persons than would otherwise have been the case, We learn that a missionary meeting will be held in the Town Hall here on Friday next, the ifith inst., at which ...

... V. arc haYpPY to helar that a subsceiption, limited to a maxiillaiy of 51., is on foot for presenting a testimonial to Alderman William Margytts, nho has been Chairman of the Wcordstoek Union duing nui years, an)d who is not re- eieted a Guardian upon this occasion At the last meeting of tle old Board of Guardians, on Tuesday, a vote of thanks tD Mlr. 31argetts, for his long and zealous ...

... | ,les ~ MR. PARK'S NARRATIVE. We have been favoured (says the Manch~ester Ie Guardian) by a gentleman connected with this city -with the ad Ifollowing -narrative, taken down by him from the recital of lhe Mr. Park, the 'second engineer of the Cagliari two days tin after Mr. Park hoad been set at liberty by the k'eapolitrsn ile- authorities : the 1Shortly after leaving Genoa, on our voyage to ...

... TO THEt EDITORh GP THE DAILY xZWB Slit,-As you have given insertion, as'a matte of fairness, to my letter of the 8th, m I a s atI e I as a matter of fairness. to give a Place in aou Cou, lia to this reply to your article of the 12th your colee I am no partizan of tho Midland, or any Other company; neither is my maxim Whatever is, is rhter t., do I view all railways couleur de rose. ...