... TILE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. TRnF Cabi net Council, which was held at Mr Disraeli's official residence, yesterday afternoon, lasted an hour and ten minutes. This morning the Earl of Derby had an audience of thle Queen. There was great activity at the Carlton and Retorm Clubs yesterday evening, the rlnotir gaining ground that Ministers intend to dissolve. Several of our contemporaries give accounts ...

... & CONFISCATION OF OUDE. The following is the proclamation issued by Lord Can- ning upon the fall of Lucknow, to which reference has been made in both houses of parliament: — PROCLAMATION. The Army of his excellency the commander-in-chief is in possession of Lucknow, and the city lies at the mercy of the British government, whose authority it has for nine months rebelliously defied and resisted ...

... ITE WAR IN I:NDIA. On Sunday the following telegram was received:- On the 8thof April a strong force marched for Bareilly. A hot weather campaign in Rohilcund is considered inevitable. The 13th Regiment, sent to relieve Azimphur, had a severe fight, in which 25 casualties occurred. Seaton had encountered and beaten the rebels on the 7th, taking three guns. Lucknow is perfectly tranquil; not a ...

... The Mothly eeting of thle -Oxford Farmers' Club was held at the Ship I~nn, Ship-street, onl Wednesday latI we thet wa a eryfair attendance of tile members. The -President (HMrl. Thomnson, Cuhlians) was too unwell01 to ated and the Vice-President (Mr. James Walker, flegbroke H1ill) piresided) inl his Place. Thle following geutlemeis were enrolled usembers of the Club :-Honeofrai: Mr. Charles ...

... : !h~e King pf Sesia naZI Pots'dam for a time. AccountiW hive bsei' received of the alidig '6f 8,500 Turkish troops and 12 guns, .destined to awe Mon0tnegro.' Auistrii jjdiirn-as state that twenty ?? of the Greek University Of,1mbetr, in dlic 'have beft arrested on a .hae ofI ospire. ' A despatoh fom 'Naples, says ,another earthquake has oomtpleted tte de~tru~ctibn of the h-oase in the ...

... T FOREIGN . 0 FRANCE.2 The Qneen of Holland arrived in 'Paris ~on Friday. Her . t ?? Inotremember, is tile g~alety ?? 1' temburg, and was mar- ~si dhtiehrofthe King of r Y i~'rig of Holleind in 1839. Her mother was Pn1lOiv~na, daughter of. Paul I., Emperor of She is thle niece of -Prince Jerome, and cousin'of i ?? NapOleon IH and the Princess Matlailde, with d I hn she is on terms of intimate ...

... RAILWAY T.RAFFIC. This Same HIS~r' Same Miflen II Name of Raiway Week.U157. T Ma U 19. open. Ai 5,Bolfastaudflallymena.. 103 0350 21189 22194 65 Ut dlic Bhead, L., Ic Ohoshirp.. 5010 4911 45010 46190 33 hi DY Bristol rind Exeter'.'q.. 6197 6453 99582 I01'34 118 fW RS Caledonian, ?? 12384 12765 186008 158019 19131 He Chester and Holyhead.; 521? 5298 91373 92775 943-IW 6 Cork and Bandon ?? 541 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENC.F iP The Rev. Dr. M'Neile will be one of the sic:eakers at the annual meeting of the Church Mbi,-ionury Society, to behold on Monday next, at the, Uw; e giate ld Institution. T- The sum of £30 has been remitted ta tho s ta-y Xrs of the National Wallace Monument Fipu! by a number of Scotelimen settled in Orange, ?? Ssuth all DEsTH FROMI AN INJURED FINGER. - llobert no Owen, ...

... WE are glad to hear that at length the freeholders of Llanbaddock contemplate to fence in the Island, adjoining the Pontypool road, which presents such an unsightly appearance from the Bridge and other parts of the town. Some fifteen or sixteen years ago, the piece of ground was a fine green sward, but each subsequent year has assisted to divest it of its pasture-like appearance, until it has ...

... provincial HAMPTON COURT.—AN improvement has been devised at Hampton Court Palace in the display of tha Raphael Cartoons. They are all to be lowered to the level of the eye, and this will be a great boon, since notoriously in apartments built at the period of this por- tion of the palace, all the upper two-thirds of the walls are in perpetual gloom. THE FUNERAL CAR OF NAPOLEON I.-The funeral ...

... lJNiVERSITY OF DUBLIN. Tim fo]owinglettersliavebeenptiblished in Satnders's TO MtESSIS. .. 5. STANDFORD, D.D., ?? WILLOCR, D.D., AND 11. CARLETON, A.M. DEA11 Srns-I have received a printed circular, bearing gour signatures, intimating that the present circmnstaneos of the Dublin University call for 'watciftluess on the part of tile clergy and elec- tors, and that, as an external expression of ...

... To the Edt'fO of the North IMales chronicle. Sin,-Tbe accompanying Circular has been sent to me by Miss Burdett-Coutts, with a request that I would malke its object known in my neighbourhood. Too much publicity cannot, I think, be given to so benevo- lent and valuable a document. I hope it may induce many to avail themseelve of the advantages it offers, I have ?? Burdett-Coutts'a sanction to ...