... R'e ]3robintes. We regret to learn of the death, on Wednesday last, at Darlington, of the Venerable Archdeacon Fronde. The deceased archdeacon was in his 89th year. Mr. Spurgeon has been preaching in Edinburghthig week. The Courant says that the parties to whoin the citizens of E linburgh are indebted for. thoepreseit opportunity of hearing and seoing this London preacher have every cause to ...

... (By, B leasic I namsiond TdNmph-) OmCEs, Tmrm BueI NS. NEW SAM. THE WARS GA3MALDI CROSSING THE TIGINO. The following telegrams were received at Mr. Iteuter's office, May.24:- PAIus, Tuesday, May 24. The Moniteur of this morning publishes the following telegram I ATsMANDRIA, May 23, Evening. A Yesterday the Emperor attended mass in the Cathedral. Hs 'His Majesty everywhere receives ...

... correopWa. NOTICES TO CORRESPONTDENTS. The following letters have been received: Lightning Express; W. B , and 'A Birmingham Clerk. M. F.-Probably our correspondent did not so intend it, but her letter has the appearance of a begging petition. J. P.-Surely the mistake, supposing it to be one, is not so serious as to form the subject of newspaper contro- versy. Fair Play, Dudley. ...

... Imulign 'Iddligem. - STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PIEDMONT. (.Frost the Morning Post.) TURIN, May Sth.-Tho good people of Turin have, per- hlips, had a narrower escape than is thought in Elngland of an Austrian vi-it. After issuing his proclanation to the Sardiniaa nation, General Gyalai ought to have given it its due effect by marching suddenly 60,000 mon o0n the Sar- dinian left, and by appearing on ...

... (Saturday Reriew.) We are by no means clear that, even as a party move, the course which Lord T. Russell has adopted is politic or wise. It has far too much the appearance of a greedy impatience to despatch an Administration which, if left to itself, must inevitably tumble to pieces. Probably, I however, the motive which principally actuated Lord J. Russell was to give himself seisin of the ...

... BY ELECTRIC AND INTEPWATIONAL TESEGRAPH. OMOA, TBMrPL BUILDINGS, NEW ST~w. SIE(GE OF SCHAMYL'S CAPITAL. (Reuter's Telegram.) ST. PETERSBIJRG, Thursday. Siege is being laid to Schamyl's capital in the Caucasus. It is fortified, and expected to make a stubborn defence. FRANCE. (Raeter's Tekegram.) PARIS, Thursday. Various rumiours are afloat. It is said that the ]yons Railway Company have ...

... u-tc . - -,Sr . -7:-7777-7 ThUOIAY.. Met. BweI'sl C ASa.-nlIliaUs Editen of ilice Bic~na istsaas 'Daily post- Sir, With reference to it prsrogr-ipi. inl poor ?? of y-terrbtly, relating to a seport- given by ins ofsaaewe ja whichi Mr. y. Brnoe as the dofnls e rhp ipts]il allow nit to sheer-va that ch~rvar night lee thle sorslilog-of i-he. lsummons, andI slireibogh Itr. Bowere might o asig lb he ...

... 1. ? giolfia ? laws. , DUDLEY.- loeit;- E ?? Wednesday -John Bannister, beerhous- ljeejrr, of Ca% ney Hill, was charged with permitting a roou iu- his bouse to be used for the purposoof cock'flghting. Re pleaded. -nocgullty. James Shaw was also- charged'wlbhaestating and en-. osirging' the grares. 31e pleaded guilty and' erpressed sorrow. Chief-Superintendent Burton laid the 'infornatlon and ...

... Lballaublu, Thirty-three persons -have been poisoned in the neigh- bourhood of Kingsland Road, London, from eating beef sausages, aU purchased from one shop at 41. per pound, and the medical opinion is that the illness in each case was caused by animal poison-probably produced by the meat being kept too long. All the sufferers are likely to recover. 'The Cambridge Independent says :- Ain ...

... Now that the Great Eastern is comfortably establishel at Soutlisuipton, and saved from all fear of safety, the ina- proveinents required in her machinery and the additions yet wanting in the cabins may be proceeded with without delay. The mistakes made in the construstion of the engines are now becoming apparent. Daring the voyage, 'fonid' to Southiampton both- the engines were carefully ...

... A robin has taken up its abode ize the church at Ashbur- ton for some months past, and during Divine service it oc- casionally bursts forth into song. RobertP. Collier, Esq., Q. C., M.P. for Plymouth, has been appointed Counsel to the Naval Departmente of the High Court of Admiralty, and Judge Advocate of the Fleet, in the room of William Atherton, Esq. We read in the Dover Chironicle of ...

... fortip D'isalling. By the African mail advices have been received from Dr. Backer, in charge of the Nigerexpedition, dated the 21st of Sqptember, at Rlabba. Lieutenant Glover, R.N1K., left that place on the 4th to meet the Rainbow, which vessel was reported to be at the Contlience. There are no advices from the Sunbeam or the Rainbow, and the report of these vessels having been attacked in ...