... IND I A. THE following are extracts from the Times' Bombay corres- es pondesnce, dated 25th January. Is SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION IN OUDE. 11: The close of military operations in Oude, and the coin- plete reduction of that province, have justified the predic- b: tions of those who declared that before the end of January, Vi 1859, the rebellion would be subdued. Fron the borders of t( Nepaul ...

... ', - in HOUSE OF COMMONS-Wednccday, Feb. 23. at MINOR COURTS IN IRELAND BILL. th The House went into Committee on the Minor Courts (ireland) re Compensation Bill. After considerable discussion, a resolution giving compensation at to the officers whose offices would be abolished by the Bill was m- withdrawn, on the understanding that the compensation should en be defrayed by a special vote, ...

... )re: WITHIN the past few days, the apprehensions of war iLrs have subsided a little. The British Cabinet is the een great European umpire at this moment. It stands ion between the armed rivals, who seem about to break 'me the peace of the world; and if peace be preserved, it the will be to England that, under Providence, the world aw- will owe that great blessing. How imminent the peril Fore ...

... toWht AErDNESY our2,A19 WEDNESDAY, Marseh 2, 1859. THlE POST-OFFICIE. h THE expression of opinion which the changes recently t proposed in the Post-office have called forth, has had d its due effect. St. Valentine was the ostensible enemy cg which Lord Colchester proposed to assail; but unfort- rr nately, in assailing that very popular personage, his cc lordship assailed public convenience, ...

... FREE CHURCH COMMISSION, Yesterday the Commission of tie Free Church Assembly met in Free St Luke's Church-the Rev. Dr Beith, moderator. SuSTENTATION FUND. Dr BUCHANAN made a verbal report on behalf of the Sastentation Fund Committee. The revenue of the fund for the nine months commencing in May 1858 and terminating in February 1859 amounted to L.77,676 15s 8d, while the revenue for the same ...

... TI SD ?? -- ING, 3 THURSDAY MIORNING, ' ALRCH 3. .. I .. ^ A I I . - _- 1- 1 I the rebellion in Oude, wwhich is now officially an- nounced by Lord Clyde. His Lordship, who, our readers will be sorry to learn, is still indisposed, has proceeded to Simla for the seasen. Since the date of the Ist despatches, there have been no military operations of much consequence. The rear-guard of the ...

... ,vAwl aab xLUiarg. rnteligentem WAR OFFICE, PALL MALL, March 1. 1st Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain Thos. Nisbet to be Major, by pur., vice Paynter, who re- tires; Lieutenant Arthur James P. Wadman to be Captiin, by per., vice Nisbet; Cornet Guy Webster to be Lieutenant, by pur., vice Wadman. 2d Dra- goon Guards-Lieutenant Silvester Calvert to be Captain, without pur., vice Bridgeman, ...

... FROM THE LONDONT GAZEOFU T. v A n yr-rT Psyr , - X - d. . . WAR OFFICE, PALL 1A, MARCH L 1st Regiment of Dragoon Guardi- *Captain Thomas Nisbet to be Major, by purchase,, vice Paynter, who retires; Lieutenant Arthur James P.. Waman to be Captain, by purchase, vice Nisbet ' Comtet Gulf .iWebster to be Lieute- nant, by purchase, vide Wadman ?? Feb. 25. 2d Dragoon Guards-Lieutenaut Silvester ...

... THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILIL The Bill has been issued with the Parliamentary papers. We give the following summary of its pro- visions, quoting the exact terms of the Bill as regards- the more important clauses:- QUALIFIATCONS. All the present franchises remain, and some new franchises are created. The exact terms of the Bill, as to the whole of the proposed future franchises are- as follow:-- ...

... RrPnA- n - Mo ?? lI HERALD OFFICE, Thicrsdayf, 2 F.M. BY ELECTRIC TEL-ElGRAP?. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. MILAN, 1st March-(ViarTrieste.)-About 20,000 refugees are assembled in Piedmont. THE BOMBAY MAIL. (From the Times.) Bombay, 9th February. On the application of Jung Bahadoor, British troops have entered Nepaul to assist in the reduction of fugitive rebels. Religious riots had occurred in ...

... ,.INVESTIGATION INTO THE LOSS OF THE : : DARQUE SAXON KING. :,Ml ,In , I * * I Teinvestigation int this case was commenced yesterday ta morninig, beore Win.- Stirling, Esq., Hamilton Colt, Esq., rd,. Justices; and Captain Harris, nautical assessor of theI its Board of Trade. Mr. Trevor, collector of her Majesty's it ustonis, and receiver of wrecks, Glasgow, and M1r. R. D). ed Douglas, ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Times describes o an animated discussion between Prince Napoleon s, and M. de Persigny, in which the former ex- I pressed himself. in terms strongly revolutionary, tb and the latter deemed it necessary to administer b to him a serious caution and rebuke. I. is said n that the suppression of the new Miuisterial de- ' partment of Algeria, of which the Prince is ...