... D)OMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 180 --fee L30 ENGLAND. be- ME cr- LaEE.-The Queen held a levee at 51. James's Palaee, tat ry, on Wednesday. The Ministers, Officers of State, and ltsa for Diplomatic circle, were present. Mr- Justice Byles wee knighted. Among the presentations were-Liedtb.-Colonel. thi ITM Alison, Military Secretary to 'Sir Colin Campbell, onl pro- M the motion and return from the East ...

... ENGLAND. Me THE P1UNs E OFuo WAaES.-The Prince of Wales will shortly occupy the Whito Lodge in Richmond Park. Since rin the death of the Duchess of Gloucester, the Rangership of .h this Royal demesne has been entrusted to the Duke of Cam- ceo bridge, on the understanding that when the Prince of ths Wales attained his majority, the Duke should transfer the tin Rangership to the Prince. The ...

... 'nTHE long trial of Bernard, the French refugee, on the charge of conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor of the U- French, and of being an accessory before the fact to rethe murder of Nicholas Batti, and others, in the Rn Lepelletier, on the 14th January last, was brought al to a close on Saturday. The prisoner was acquitted ; o and the acclamations with which the verdict -was re- a ceived ...

... g IT seems the question of the capture of the Cagliari is lne to be hushed up after all. The British Government wa restrict their demands to compensation for the injury tio inflicted on our countrymen, and the Sardinian Govern- ga' ment, feeling itself deserted, appears inclined to com- me promise the question by referring it to the decision of tut the King of Holland. The Court of Naples has ...

... EA.RL STANHOPE'S RECTORIAL ADDRESS. (Fros t 01 Timesca) TnEI address of Lord Staishopo to the University of A-ber- deen deserves a high place !in What has now become a nu- nm. mo1rous and important class of compositions. We have sol- M dens read anything. so likely to al)]ly thle needful stimulus to the often aiciouldering fire and fitful amnbition of Acad- thl denlde youth. A Scotch precedent ...

... MEMBERS Of FREE CHURCH ASSEMBLY. PREESBYFERY OF romDkCE.-Rev. Archibald Smelli, TT Banff; Rev. Robert Shinks, Bucki e B Rev Alexander Reid, Portsoy-Mfilisfers. Mr William &aison, farmer, Enzie; iAe Daniel Black, E Eq., Ediaburgh; James Stevenson, Esq., eT EdinburgElh-Eders. dsi P PSESBYTERY OFr Jobn Miennie, Metllic; Mr I 3'obn S. Clark, F overan; Mr Alex ander -TThain, New g6° Maclsar-Mfinisf ...

... THIE followin~g is a list of the gentlemen to whom prizes and lionours were awarded on Friday at this University, und of those gentlemnen on whom was conferred tine degree Pc of A.MI. I.-SUIPiSON IIATIIEMAriCAL PRxIZE OF SIXTY POVNDS. WN Donald Robertson, Kirkinichael, and E WVilliam Keith, Arbroath, equtal. ,M er.-SI31soN' Olcliiel puIZIE OF SIXTY POUNDS. Michael W;:ltt, Lewis, Ross-shiire. ...

... t r t WE read some time ago of a scheme for a submarinet tunnel between England and France. It, how- e ever, seemed little better than a vague fancy of some 5 l nrial castle-builder in a new element. Another project f e has been brought before the public for effecting e d the same object by other and seemingly more rea- L. sonable means-viz., by a tubular bridge, like that Yover the Menai ...

... rd Mit Disnzm.Eia's Budget, which was introduced on Moni he day, is a very simple and common-place affair. It is none the worse for that; but, somehow. there is a in popular impression that ingenuity and originality are of to be looked for from the present Chancellor of the Exchequer, notwithstanding the little affection which the English public have for any complex and recondite ad method of ...

... NEWS OF THE WEsK. mn TuE INDIAN MAIL, -The Bombay mail has arrived, lo- with dates to the 9th of March. In this instance, how- re- ever, the telegraphic news, which was published in our ter last, has wholly anticipated the more voluminous con- s me tents of the Indian newspapers and letters, so that they V -al add nothing to our information except particulars of the n ipt strength of the force ...

... THE FALL OF LUCKNOW, re 'fte last great wolk in the suppression of the Indian e: motiny has been accomplished in the capture of Luck- 0 now, which fell into the hands of the British between ti the diates of the present mail and the mail previous. The SE latter brought the news from Lucknow down to the 7th a of March-the present brings it to the 15th. The k news which left the Capital of Onde ...

... PA R L IA AM B N T. HOUSE9 OF LORDS-Tuesday, April 20. u Lord MONTEAGLE enquired whether Government intended to T introduce in their Lordships' Rouse resolutions on which to t found a Bill for the fature Government of India, similar to those about to be introduced in the House of Commons. The Earl of ELLENSoDROUGH said it was not the intention of V Government to invite their Lordships to ...