... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... I tllecesdlo. Apeil 14. I l'ecliesdacy, Apeil 14. .se Tue Synod met at 12-30 for public business-the Modera- to, toy presidinig.Ia THE CLUNY CASE. Vi A brief report fromt the 1'rssbytery of Kinucardino O'Neil, ane mad Assessors appointed by last Synod in this ease, was read, eq Tue report recommended dissolution of the psastoral tie betwveen Mr Forbes and the congregato adi hsall a prties ...

... A EN TR.IAL OF DR BERNARD. his THE commencement of this trial was recorded in our last. ny The' prisoner, Dr Simon Bernard, a foreign refugee in Lon- Ad don, was charged with being rin accessory before the fact to Lay the murdei'of Nicholas Batti, whose death resulted from the erplosion of certain hand-grenades, or shells, filled with of detonating powder, which were hurled at the carriage of ...

... pi Wednesday, Apeil 14. 5, PUBLec business in the Synod commenced to-day at twelve. ar THE ENDOWMENT SCHEME. J Mr WILSON, Abcs-dour, iii reference to lay assistance in ir promoting subscriptions towards the Endowment Scheme, ti stated that the names of eight gentlemen had been obtaieda who wvere willing to aid ministers in bringing the scheme 9i wider thin notice of the people. He was not ...

... SCOQTLAND. was e THE 'LORD HrnGc ComassrssowERSHtP 0or GE;ERuA, As- Diri sEMBLnY.-Lord Mansfield has, aocepted the office of Lord1 gisniq pay High Commissioner to the ensuing General Assembly of the' absa Church of Scotland. DEATH OF Loon DUNeFERiMLINE.-Jamies Abercromby, - rted Lerd Dunfermailne, died at his seat of Colinton House at A, quarter past three o'clock on Saturday morning, in hbid. ...

... Cattle and Weat MarketiL f METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET-TEUe SDkY Although only a moderate supply of beasts was on offer in to- day's sarket, the demand for all breeds ruled very inactive, at- Monday's deeine in value. Sheep, the sbow of which wa8 exten- sire, moved off heavily, at a decline in quotations of fully 2d per 81bs. We were fairly supplied with lambs, which met a dull in- quiry, at a ...

... MAR9SCHAL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY. THE following gentlemen were declared to have passed part piY B of their Medical Examinations, viz. : El James Clark Alexander Mellis s0 )r John W~ill Cook George D. Milne ir David B. Dalzoll George Park B James Young Donaldson Jolei Poison S ' William Gall Ale'zander Reitls George Arthur Grant James Robertson es John Greig William Stables in James H~amlin ...

... . 0re- BY ELECTRIC TELEGEAPH. nd The Duke of Cambridge will preside at the dinner given by the mcmbers of the United Service Club, on Thursday next, to the Duke of Malakhoff. Lord Cowley arrived in London yesterday, from Paris. ia- THE BUDGET.-The Tifmes, in a leader on the Budget, says:- is The only point in the speech is the Chancellor of the Exchequer's he view of the Sinking Fund, and ...

... LORUD JOHN RUSSELL AND HIS FRIENDS. t LOnLD John Russell, once all but immaculate in the eyes II l of his party, can now-a-days scarcely do anything g to please them. Since his resignation in 1852, t: L he has never been what he was before-the sole head J of the Liberal party. The Earl of Aberdeen and Lord Palmerwten have divided with him the allegiance of his Si f former followers; and the ...