... THE - THE LEIVIATHAN. rin Saudy f not the finest, was at least one of the he finest bdays welhave experienced during the present1 un year ; and,.-in conseqsuece, those persons who know the Groat Eastern Steam, Navigation Company orwould allow all those who, wished to inspect. the oy vessel-from deck toen eron-odsoun eom the payment of a small fee, mustered in great, force ieatd, tewoedy and ...

... The last meeting of the old board was held last evening, in PE the boardroom, HaSnilton-sqiuare, Birkeonhead: Mr. John gr Laird, the chairman of the board, presided; and the other r- members present were Messrs. Builif, M-Whirter, MIDonald r d- Golborne, Bell, Aspinall, Rae, Willoughby, Ilas, Verelat, ul d Cook, Hind, and Keightley. ati e A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. ro ;e Mar. IS-anislE -;A, a, h ...

... R, Global slid Sffitaq, PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. YARn-OFFiCE, MAY 2ST1l. 2nd Regimoent of Dragoon Guards-Capt. John G. Price to be Major, without purchase, vice J. P. Smith killed in action; Lieut. C. H. Allfrey, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Price; Cornet H. J. de Mont- morency to be Lieut. without purchase, vice Allfre±. 6th-The commissions of the undermentioned of- flcers to be ...

... ? GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLAAN? DrPARTSMBnT.-Conservatory, &c. - Sonie of the hardlerlstdck in this structure, such as hybrid rhodidendroids, camellias forming buds, and orange troe In. tubs or pots may soon by set out-of-doors. This 'will give more room to such plants as must rc- niain, both on account of their tenderness and the display they male. Such of the stove plants or ...

... LEEDS* TUESDAY, JUNE 1. The Prince Consort is expected to arrive a Buckintgham Palace on Monday, the 7th of June, from thle Continent.-Observer.I TRYt COURT.-The Queen crossed from the 1sle Of Wight to pay a visit to Prince Alfred, at Alverbank, on Friday afternoon. The Queen was accompanied by Prince Arthur and the Princesees Louisa and Helena. Her Majesty and the Court are expected to take ...

... LATEST__NEWS (By Efcetric Telegraph.) I N D I A. i The 2.ntes Malta correspondent's telegram is published. It contains only thle following information beyond that Alretdy given in the Foreign Oflice and India House despatehes:- The Moulvie and followers wvere flying back to Maguolde, in Oude. Nena Sabib was at Bareilly. The Uiuidoos were friendly. ' A telegram from Fattyglhur, dated the 2nd ...

... .1 OWict 'Rtim DUDLEY.. NOVEL CONVICTI;ON UNDlEc Ttca;Tuctioc ACT.-TIT Frn TAT.- It will remembered that etc Wednesday last two colliers, in thes employ of Mlessrs. Nook and Weed, at Witleymoor, in the parish of Rowley l~,vgic, scere convicted before A. B3. Coohrone and J. E. Swvindell, Esqrs., at Deceley Police Coart, of neglect of work, their reason for ref sting to costinne to work heing at ...

... THE SOCIETY OF AWRTS' EXAMINATIONS. i-A-X.A.GI Iv E -. . C The examinations in connection with the Society e of Arts took place last week throughout the whole I country. In this town they wore conducted in ones of the rooms in connection with Hope Hall, under t the superintendence of a local board. These gen- tlemen had no intellectual duties to discharge, as the examinations were wholly from ...

... BELFAST PRESIBYTERY. Tim ordinary monthly meeting of this reverend body was held yesterday, in Rev. J. M'Kee's Church, Alfred Place-the Rev. IsAAC NELSON, Moderator, in the chair. REVIVAL OF RELIGION. After the Presbytery had beer, duly constituted, nearly two hours were appropriated to special services in support of a revival of religion throughout its bounds. Rev. Dr. Edgar, Rev. Dr. Morgan ...

... The intelligence from China, the latest Hong Kong date being April 13, relates almost entirely to the movements of the diplmnatists. We learn that the Russian Envoy, Count Putiatin, arrived at Shanghai in the steamer America, on the 22nd of March ; the United States Commissioner, Mr. R-eed, by the steam-frigate Minnesota, on the 24th; the Earl of Elgin, in Her Majesty's steam-ship Furious, on ...

... C.AAT1IBRID GE ASYL UMI. The anoual meetilin of the friends Ned supporters of this asylum was held at the United Service Institution, AN'bitehall-yard, onl Saturday last, Major-General Lord Rokeby being in the chair. The object of this institution is to provide an asylum or home for tile widows of soldier-, san that announcellment needs no other terms of colninmeldatiun (particularly at the ...

... THE IRMPROVEMIENTS AT THE CASTLEF. Last night a meeting of the Architectural Institute of was held in Georgre Street H~all-the Lord Provost in It tile chair-for the purpose of hearing a statement by rE Colonecl MNoadie as to the alterations going on at the d Castle. A large number of the public wvere present.ta Thle wvalls of the hall were coveted by the plans of (1 the various operations nowz ...