... (Thefollowici apperared in our Late Edition of Mfonday:) I 4V-Iv Lv-fl- - vat - VeaU7l -4 I/ t 07(UUY ILVINGSTONE'S VOYAGE. To the Editor of the Times. Sir,-As your readers will be gratified to hear tho mrost recent tidings of the great South African explorer, I beg to I send you extracts from letters he has addressed to me from Sierra Leone.-Your obedient servant, RODERICK I. MURCHISON. ( ...

... .. ?? +.ho Tlio N TeagFrom the Times.) ie- The Tagus steamer, one of the Peninsular and Oriental I . Company's fleet, Captain E. Christian, arrived at South- Ors id -amlpton on Saturday morning with the mails from Gibraltar Th ,w of the 25th ult., Cadiz the 26th, Lisbon the 29th, Oporto and corn ar Vigo the 30th. On the outward passage the Tagus expe- blee c rienced fine weather and smooth ...

... L'ATE.SI s LlT~E-l. O . i I t ( EI'' s 011J ?? r' nhll rrlN El)7rv) . l o' AIRIVAL, ?? T.wB, CA~NAT'i ! - The B itiail.~l and orth A ueriuca I I 05:1 in;l .t:iU:iS;iitipkl Ca' adta, calt; it l taisy, arrived i l el tlljl'),l yectel'-nay alter- noon11, froin Boston aild 3 WI3 lfn:sv * ?? ,.iut-IIwileC 1pOrtslei left ovi tile 2;5h of iMlarch. The Cllada ?? eilhty pis- I a 1 senger.4, hlt hal: ...

... ?? (CHTNA INTEPNA. TI'.BIR wxVA (1T ?? , id 0U-C ALL D Ei ?? 6O P.ZAuL.. i Er L or.i. E'Wov toe GihuC ,Jyo -g ?? . II fence cotti'tintctitfiotn (21th I;a-> nca-l ti-aidledl with a Wang-tA-iChang, wine wetI, iur ser trytohie rebel chiJ, the so-called Prince ti ',or1,tr reatders are no doubt aware tb-at in China -r ?? still are, two. tiiturgeot parties- 'ri h outh, the head of Wthielh is thle ...

... (From the Times' City Article.) The adoption of the clause of the Budget imposing, a1 penny stamp on checks without even a word of discussion has taken the city by surprise, since a large section of the banking interest were said to have organised an opposition that would infallibly compel Mr. Disraeli to submit to the fate of Mr. Gladstone and Sir G. Lewis, who allowed them- selves to be ...

... GLASGOW, DUTMBARTON, AND HELENSBURGH I RAILWAY. 10t1tl1 Vt A I . I.- The sixth ordinary general ineeting of this compauy was held on til; Wl',iestlav in the Quieen's Hotel-Coliu Camttpbell, jim., Esq., pr' cl :6ttintta Of tlhe CoWiijaUiV, In thle chair. t. 'imle Secretary having rnad thc advertisement calling the meeting, nei thlu repot, from which the following is anl extract, was lheld ats s ...

... FsrOA our, rts CORRAS'NIENT. Paris, Tuesday. T!e olets _ 5of the close of ArN'rd's trial arrived here on Sunday, atid his unexpected acqitittal has caused much ser- pvise and no little anger. B1y a farge portiob of the people thi, decision is believed to have Dtan acturyted rather by politi-al motives than by questions of fact, and it imust he allowed that the denunciations against France andl ...

... F'RENC[H EMIG(wRANT SHIP ON Si-IOPE NEAR CH' CHESTER HARBOUR. (From the West Sussex (Gazette.) On Sunday mlorning, about half-past two O'clock, a large thrce- Inasted vessel ran ashore at WVcst Witterilig, a short distance from (Cak-ehai Tower, about a mile and a half to the east of tho month of Chichester Harblour, and ah onit 200 yards fiomo tlhe shore, C0il- I ( siderablv above low water ...

... I LATEST NE W S TTT?.T? A T.n ORTM.PT.^ Ir-7d-. -.rA ?? HaRALD OFFICE9, Aoiuda forn'Lng. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AMERICA. Liverpool, Sunday, 10.30 . The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from Nonw Yfork, has arrived, bringing 93 passengers, and £5000 in sple(ie The Fultoll arrived out at New York on the 283tl, the City of Baltimore on the 30th, and the Persia at 3 A.M. oln the 31st nIt.. The ...

... (From the special Correspondence of the Times.). pro . Camp at Bunthurab, Nine Miles e .j ' . ' - . ?? from Lucknow, March 2. ?? themnight of the 26th of February it was announced in orders that the greater part of the troops stationed around o. 4enpore1 should march for: Lucknow.at daybrieak on the ?? ollowing morning, and thatall *the head-quarters staff except e those in-immediate personal ...

... . ., (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Friday Evening. The most Important matter of news to-day is a letter from La- martine, which appears simultaneously at Brussels and in the b Debats (no other morning paper daring to print it). It is in reply a to some statements of General La Mannora in the Piedmontese Par- liamenp, that M.P. having attacked the late head of the French I Republic ...

... {Fro- .h. . 'a ?? - i3- (From the Tuine' Correspondence.) 58, Aden, March 12. 1 re Before this reaches London you will have doubtless heard more ( til than one account of the late disagreeable afftir at Suez, connected i in with the despatch of a detachment of her Majesty's 92d High- i landers, under Colonel Mlackenzie, to Bombay. That any such i ig fracas should have occurred on the overland ...