... TgE PRINCE OF WALES'S TOUR. I _ 1 - -1. __I : _ _ et _ The privoay Bud expedition of his royal highness's eoents are remarkable, and the public have been often utterly igorlt of his whereabouts, It seems tter thep left Cork, he proceedel to Ba~rtry' 8nd on by Glengarriff to Ktenmare, en rol#,e to jllarney, at which spot he arrived on the 15th. ,laving stopped at the entrance gate to the Earl ...

... We extract the following from the .Foihid of China, Feb. 27:- Affairs in China are in the process of development, and though we have little of an extraordinary nature now to tell of, next mail, it is probable, will carry home news of important events, That the braves are mustering in large numbers around Canton, de- termined on an attempt to retake the city, is a fact of which some of our ...

... I ~ TOWN AND COUNTRY TALK, In consequence of the retirement of Lord Monek as a candidate for the borough of Portsmouth in the event .of a general election, it is the intention of Rear.admiral Keppel to offer himself in the liberal interest. Amannamed Malone, employed in Portsmouth dock.- yard saw.mills, wasatworkatthecireularsaps, and by some inattention his hand proceeded too far, and the ...

... The following has been published as the second letter of Orsini to Louis Napoleon:- TO HIS MAJESTYNAPOLEON }11,, EMPEROR OP THE RRION., Sox,-Your imperial majesty having permitted that my letter written to you on the l1th of February should be pro- duced for public comment, bltistit is a clear proof of your generosity, shows me also that tbe prayers whioh I have offered on behalf of my country ...

... ARMY 8TATIONS$ APRIL 1,1858. Ist I~fe Gds., BegVs-parqk 86th, Manleter; Athlone. 2nQddo., Ede.park. 37th,.Bengsl; COnhe*ter. Bl' H~ore bas., Windsor. S6th, Bengal; Oolchesftr. 1stDragoonGuardaMadras; Both, Canada TeMIefMoas. Canterbury. 40th, N. S. Wales; Belfast. nd, Bengal; Canterbury. 4161, Jamaica; Jessey. frd, Bengay; Canterbr.42nd, Bengal; Perth. dh, Bmabn;Che ter.3rd, Madras; C, 0th, ...

... THIRD EDITION. PUBIJSHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. U.YD'B WEmY LOWSPAE OFIQE, SATUIIDA AFTERNOON. By the arrival of the Kangaroo at Liverpool en Friday, we have intelligence from New York to the 20th of March. The Kansas bill was still being de- layed in the senate. The bill providing for an inf erease in the army had been passed by the house of representatives; it ...

... THE CORT. I on Mondey, the Countess de Neuaily, the Princess a. joinville. and the Duke de Nemnours, visited the Queen at.Buckinglham-place. Ini the morning the Prince Consort presided at ameeting of the governors f theWellipnton-ollege. In the evening, her MI- jesty arid the Prince Consort went to the Princess's e Tuesb~day, ber Majesty and the Prince Consort r~ed the performance at the ...

... TOWN AND COUNRY TALX As a butcher, named Ardern, of Hazel-grove, Men. cheater, was returning horne the worse for liquor, with his knife suspended to his side, he fell, and the bade of the knif cut his arm so as to cause death In an hour aftervarde. : Mr. Daniel O'Sullivan, farmer, of Docks, n'ar Kil- lorg]iu, has lost six cows and three pigs fr tm the bite of a mad dog wlhch got among his ...

... FOUR EDITION. i RUS113D ON 8UNDAY MHORNIG, aO¶TIIuI SE LsTe 1L aaQR mc. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD WEEKLY NWSPApFr OFCB, BSATUrDAY NIGlTT. TRIAL OF BERNARI). VERDICT OF THE JURY. NOT GUILTY. Dling the interval that elapsed previous to the return of the jury yesterday (Saturday) afternoon, the court presented a most animated appearance. The members of the bar, thosewho were favoured with seats on the ...

... . 8EBIOUS RIOTING AT BLACKHILL I~ ~ I __ TEI& MILITARY CALLED OuT. The neighbourhood of Blatkbill and the villages in tbe immediate neighbourhood of the Consett Iron work s have these last few days been the acene of nuch turbulence and outrage. It would appear that some disturbance had taken place at the house of Mr. Curry, innkeeper, Blackhill, by some of the contend. it g parties coming in ...

... FRANCE. - Who shall attempt. to describe the astonishment and indignation of the government circles occasioned by the verdict in Bernard's case ? The surprise at the verdict is at least as great as the disappointment. The worat that was expected was that, after averdict of guilty upon the facts, the fifteen judges would have declared that the act of Geo. IV. did not apply to the case, and then ...

... TEMPERAOCE FEUDS. Mr. Quain moved on Thursday morning, in the Court of Queen's Bencb, on behalf of Mr. Jclha Bar- tholomew Gough, for a criminal information against Frederick Richard Dees, for a series of libels reflect- irg on the character of the former in letters which were sent to a gentleman named Wileon, residing near Nottingham. Mr. Gough, the well-known tea- perance lecturer, stated in ...