... (From the Special Correspondent ot the Tumes.) tide CAMP OF THE MARTINIERE, March 17.-Now for a ila brief chronicle of the events which have occurred tbis left week, of wvhich feller particulars will be found under each date. While Ii write the gentle strains of Auld di Robin Gray f rom the hand outside the satrie canopy, fr, beneath which the Commander-in-Chief, in state, is at conferring ...

... IMPERIAL EDICTS. The following is from the summary of the Oveanti ?? of China, of March 15:- Thte Earl of Elgin and suite left for the north in Her ?? steam-ship Furieus on the 3rd inst. On the 9th his Lorldhip was at Fuh-chow-fu. There, too, was his Lordship the Bishop of Victoria. The Emperor's commands i regarding Canton were received on the 6th inst. Yeh's con- duct in exciting the ire ...

... I I CHINA. Of Yesterday's Mornintiv Adveirtiscer has the following n |;rONG KONG, Marcih 15. sMM. Decontades and Oliphant have been sent to . Sowchow to negotiate. They have been furnished with =s powers, and letters of demands by the Russians and Americans. The Overland Rzegister says the negociatien isopened Li with fair promise, but it would have been better had the sy General gone ...

... I MR. ALFlED WIGAN.--We are happy to learn that t this popular artist, whose long and severe indisposition s compelled him to relinquish the management of the 1 Olympio Theatre, has returned to London, from Scar a borough, greatly improved in health. THE ATLANTIC TLEGRAPIL-Tihe government has it in contemplation to allow a limited number of scientific 3 persons, especially those whose ...

... AI I1.- - .- At the Queen's levee, on Wednesday, Lord Asbley, M.P., was presented to her Majesty, on his marriage, by er the Earl of Shaftosbury. The following were also pre. of senited -Captain A. S. Creyke, on his promotion; Capt Corrse; Vioa-Adroiral H. Dundas, on promotion; Rev Em J. C. Hordern, on appointonawi as chaplain to EEHl. s hip r. Diadem; Mr G. Hudsou, on appointment as Deputy. ...

... LOGiD JOHN RUSSE'S AMENDED INDIAN BESOLUTIONS. no to The amendments to be proposed by Lord John n11s Russell in the series of Indian resolutions to be moved by 151 the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday, are printed, and are in effect as follows:- for As regards the number of the Council, Lord John pro- poses that it should consist of not more than twelve mens- ea, bere, including the ...

... E ion, I by LE2JEDS. kore thle THURSDAY, APRIL 29. 3 o REMOV~ALr.O THE AssrzgE.-We are requested t of point out, with reference to a letter which recently ?? Us ;in the Leedfs ofcrc~ry, from Mr. -Henry Morgan, of ke lges field, alleging that thle Mayor of Leeds had stated the dis. iwls tanees of thle polling districts in the West Riding incorrectly to the Home Secretary, at the interview ...

... le IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ale (By British and Irish latgnetic Telegroph.) in HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. se Thesecond reading of the Barrol Organ Suppression bill re was moved by the Marquis of WESTMEATH, but oust- re porned for six months on the amendment of the E.;rl of re WILTON. an The motion of the E;irl of AinLIE for papers and cor- le respondence respecting the Cagliaori, gave rise to a ...

... IPI5I - AL RNT HOUS2E O1P LO RVIS. TU E1DY,.AapnL 27. The expectation of a debate and division upon the Oaths IBill occasioned a muc more numerous attendance of Peers .than usual. Mang Members of the House of Commons were 3also present; and the gallerie, being thronged with Peer- eases, presented ala' amted' appearance. the spaces in front of the throne and behind 4he bar ware also crowded. ...

... I 1eHOUSE OF LORDS.- FRIDAY, APRIL 23. de, SIIAL EEIoINTh Bihop of OXFORD lye oedfrheapitetoaseetcommittee to in- ,n ur, noth eiec o h en of instruction and las ?? lordisroe hbe ng Th Hous ofIONDAY, As'nuL 20. its TeHueo Lords sat for a short time, bnt no busi . 'to ness of any im~portance was brought under consideration. he TUESDAY, APRIL 27. V ;he THE OATHS BILL, 1 lag In committee oin the ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S AREND MENTS TO THE INDIAN RESOLUrtoNS Th Anm^Anlmoqn.+..n h^n u.^r - -- TA .o Or m xe amendments to te proposed by Lord John rT in the series of Indian resolutions to be moved ?? Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday (this day) yte effect as follows:- m As regards the number of the Council, Lord Joh proposes that it should consist of not more than 12 mr bers, including the ...

... THE LO lRDS AND THE JEWS. PROPOSED SOLUTION OF A CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFICULTY. ONcE more the House of Lords has set itself in opposition to the House of Commons on the question of religious liberty. The Oaths Bill of LORD JOHN ERUSSELL, intended for the double purpose of simpli- fying the long anl absurd oaths now taken by Members of the House of Commons, and of repealing the clause which ...