... TuJB QUVEB'Is' VISIT TO BIRLIIIANGMA. 1 As the day of the roval visit apuroacbes the energy of preparation, says Aris's aszette, becomes uore intense. The decoration movement makes rapid progress, and along the line of route large and handsome platforms and galleries are sprinlgig up, which it is estimated will accouillodatu :P0,000 or 40000 spectators. Mr. Cresswell's contract for decorating ...

... dIORPNI.G CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tiuadaay, 1 I.mn. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. THE DUKE OF BRABANT'S TOUR. BERLIN, MONDAY. The Duke of Brabant heard mass yesterday at . St. Hffdwig's, and took leave of the Prince of I Prussia at noon. His Royal Highness afterwards repaired to Babelsberg, to take leave of the Prince and Prin- cess Frederick William. At seven in the evening the Prince took his departure ...

... The Royal Mail Coumpally's steamu-ship La Plata, Captain G. C. Weller, arrived at Southamipton on Sunday evaning, with the msails from the West Indhies lld Pacific, in charge of Lieutenant Lloyd, R.N., Admiralty agent. 1ler dates are:-Tai- pico, May 3; Vera Cruz, 5 ; Havana, 10 ; Puerto Caboffla, 11 ; Santa ;Martlht, 9 ; Greytown. (Mos- quito), 3 ; Ca;rtlhgena, 1.L Colon, 9 ; Kingston (Jamaica ...

... ROYAL CREM1TORNE GARDENS. Ten thousand flowering plants blowing at one thime, and some with a thlusand blossoms, each of these plants the choicest of their tribe, anti that tribe of shrubs one which of all others bears the most beautiful flowers in nature's garden, considered as regards their rich and glowing colours, their profusion, and their exquisite contrast with the bright ver- dure of ...

... SZA TIONS OF TIHE BRITISlI ARMY. [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the Dcpot of thoe Regillment is stationed.] 1st Life Guards-Hyde-Fark. 2d ditto-Windsor. Royal Horse Gaards-Regents-park. 1st Dragoon Guards-111adras; Canterbury 2d ?? ; Canterbury. 3d ditto-b1ombay ; Canterbury. 4th ditto-Aldershott. 5th ditto-Maanocheter. (ith ditto-Bangal; Maidstone. 7th ?? ; ...

... 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 ...

... FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT I HYDE. AN- ENGINE DRIVER KILLED-EXTENSIVE DE- STRUCTION OF PROPERTY. An accident of a very alanning character, which has re- sulted in the death of an engine driver, aid the destruction of about £2,000 worth of property, occurred about twenty- three minutes after eleven o'clock on Friday night at the terminus of the Hyde branch of the Manchester, Sheffield, and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-IRIONDAY. The Lord Chaucellar took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. THNE OA-THS PALL. On the motion for considering the Commons' reasons for disagreeing to the Lords' amedellnlllts being read, Loed REDESDALE said ke thought it was necessary, in order to set certain doubts at rest as t0 whether it would be in order for the noble earl (the Earl of Lucan) to move an ...

... THIE LATE CAPTAIN SIR WILLIA.MI PEEL, K.C.B. Captain Sir William Peel was third son of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and was born 2d Novemiber, 1S24. He entered the navy as inidshipmnan on board the Princess Charlotte, Captain A. Fanshawe, flag of Admiral Sir R. Stopford, in April, 1838, and took part in the bombard- mnent of St. Jean d'Acre, from which ship he removed to the Monarch, and ...

... MR. JFASHINGTON WILKS AND THE SERGEANT-AT-A RAIS. Contenrpt of thel louse, Wilks, Custody of the Sergeant-at-Arns, are words which associrite well tog'- ther. There is an old harnmony alout themi wlfich makes their sound familiar to the ear, and their sense easy to the understanding, more particularly when another word, newspaper, is added to tile vocabulary. The Word, Wilks, Can ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY. JUNE 1, 1SS.8. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. On the motion for reconsidering the Oaths Bill, after Lord REDESDALE had announced that, accord- ing to precedents whichl he had searched, the pro- posed am1e1dmelnt would be in order, The Earl of LUeCA rose to move the following amnendmnent to be embodied in this hill:- Pro- vided, also, that whenever any of ...

... -0 The foflowing is the newspaper telegraph ALEXANDRIA, Mky 26. The Ganges, with the Bombay mail, reached Suez yesterday. The Commander-ini-Chief and General Walpole entered Shalijehanpore without opposition l en the 30th of April, and marched for Bareiily on the 2d of May. The Moulvie and followers were flying back to Maguelde, in Oude. Nana Sahib was in Bareilly. The Hindoos were friendly. ...