... (FROM DR. IV. 11. RUSSELL, TIMiES' COItRISPONDHNT.) C.on, CAwmIoiE, FXD. 22-For six miles along the banks of the Ganges extend tho ruins of the Eng- lish station of Cawnpore. You observe how distinct they aro froin the city. The palace of the Victoria Regia at C(hatsworth is not more unlike the dirty ditch il which lives the humble duck-weed. Bel- gravia is not more dissimilar to Spitalflelds ...

... ji Illptrial [BY MAGXETIC TELEGRiAPI.J 11OUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Loan Societies' Bill was read a first time. The Mharqiuis of iVESTMI ATIH, in presenting a pe- tition, remiarked with much warmuth, upon the into- lerable nuisance suffered by dwvellers in Belgrave Square, through the pertinacity of performers on barrel organs. After a few words from Lord DUNGANNON, the PC- tition was ...

... THE aspirant for the Custom House gets a skeleton map of England, and is desired to mark upon it a great number of plices, familiar and obscure-for instance, Plinliminon, Stamford, Norwich, Ingleboroulig. Now, we modestly declare that though our chancc of guagership depended on it, we could not give the least idea as to the whereabouts of, say, Ingleborough; and we are sure that there are not ...

... LATEST N EW S i YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [nY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) I T DI A. The following telegram lisa been received at thle I'dia House, addressed to J. D. Dickinson, Eiq., India 1houtse: Luceklxow was completely occuliied ohl the 17th Mtarch. onl thlat dlay, thle last post of the enul in thle Moosibagh was captured. 'ilie eneniy Lad re- treated Northwards. The cavalry is in pursuit of them. ...

... ?? THE FORTHCOMING BUDGET. (FROM THlE T(itES.) Fo.' Producing a really strong etliect ther-e is tiotiting like Putting great, thlings inl ai stiail Compass. Years ago, when country cousins wvere brough0t. olce inl their lives to London, anid introduced to thu novelty or clifvscenes, they used to be taken to thle Bank of Eii11gland, wber u they ttvcre shown, amiouig other niarvels. aL smoall ...

... IND IA. THE SIEGE AND CAPTURE OF L UC KNOW. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we (Times) have received the suhjoined graphic account of the siege ?? from thi pen of Our Special Correspon- dent, W. H. Russell. The telegraphic news received at Bombay, which we publish from the Bonabay Times of the 24th of Mlarch, completes tile picture, with the news of the capture of Lucknow:- HEAD-QUARTERS, ...

... : , I . . . . CA garficulturk. i. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLA(T. DPARTMENT4 onservatory, &c.- See that no plant suffers from drought here. Plantd out things will require thorough waterings. The larger specimens in tubs or pots, if any, must also have a liberal supply, provided, the drainage is com- plete. This is the period for fr~ee use of liquid ma- nlure, but take eare tbat it is ...

... lotat ?i IttkItipla, BELFAST MUNICIPAL FttANCIIISE.- The Freenean correspondent says:- Mr. MhIMalion obtained a re- turn on Friday evening oit the nutmber of persons ap- pearing entitied to the municipal franclitse in Belfast on ?? 31st of August in each y ear from 1842 to 1857, by the occupation of £10 premises, aid of the untli- ber disfranchised for non-paynsett of rents oi, other causes. ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHIES. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGMRAPH3.] FitA NCE. Paris, Thursday Night, The Camp of Cbalons is to ire exclusively com- posled of troops of the lime to the number of fifty thousand. The Paris correspondent of thne Times mentions that tire faults commnittedi in fire Imperial policy, since the(, 14th January, aire said to he seriously re- gre~tted. Thel, debates Iin thut Einglisha ...

... -a ?? -. _r . - - - - .: v larlialltgltt-? f ?? t [BY MA GNETIC TELEGRAPHI] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY, IN the House of Lords the Customs' Duty Bill was read a second time. Their Lordships, after a very brief sitting, ad- journed till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. COMMUNICATION BETW EEN LONDON AND DUBLIN. In reply to Mt. Scor arid Air. Sergeant DEASY, M Ir. G. A. HAMILTON said that ...

... A DEPUTATION, consisting of Di, Mayor, Dr. Haw- kins, Dr. Burrows, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Lawrence, Mr Vincent Martin, MIr. Tegart, Dr. Alexahlder Wood, Dr. Ormond, Dr. Watson, Dr. Neliganl Dr. Williamsf from the Medical Corporations of England, Ireland, and Scotland, waited upon Mr. Walpole, at the Home Office, on Saturday, to urge, upon the Government the desirability of taking up AIr. leadlain's ...

... REV. 1iU1;U STOW ELL'S LECTURE. I\ accordance with previous announcement, the Rev. 11. Stowvell, A.X. of Manchester, and Canon of Chcs- ter, deliveted last night, in connexion with the above society, the first of two lectures in the Victoria Hall, which was densely crowded, On the rev. lecturer's appearance on the platform, accompanied by the Lord Bishop, 11o was loudly applauded. Amongst the ...