... G.E1,qRAL INTELLI&El,.NCE. I at ci RzTURN OF THlE COURT TO WrNnSOlr.-Her Majestf Jan the Q.een anda his Royal Highness tho prince Conndrt, g wit mhemribers of the royal family and suite, was reune o t1dsor Castle On Monday, after lunchleon, cele foreh East~r holidays. ht On Thursday last esr.Cdeiaded by tcob, apo yicctegraphic artists, Pall Mall East, attided by excuten-eap Mand of her Majesty ...

... ij I THURSPDA.Y, APRIL 7,1859, | - ~ - NEWS OF THE DAY. A considerable portion of the proceedings in the House of Commons yesterday was devoted to Lord DEaRBY'S indiscreet and somewhat cowardly attack upon members of the H ouse, in his speech on Monday night. Lord PAtINaRsRTox took up the subject, emphatically denying that lie had ques- tioned thle prerogative of the Crown to dissolve ...

... LORD PALMERSTON'S PERFORMANCE ?? L a (Saturday Review.) X Great as are the errors charged upon Lord J. R. I sell, it is due, not to his character alone, but to thy of the House of Commons, to admit that, even in the ex. lceases of faction, he has known how to maintain the dignity of statesmanship and to preserve the decencies of Parliament. Unhappilyfor the reputation of our re- presentative ...

... NOMIINATION DAY AT DUDLEY. The prcedeg.ina.in front of the hustings are not generally nxpected to be of en osry quiet nature, and the aeesenblies present on such ocoasione aro lnot Epposed to be capable of very forcibly illuetrating the bealty of peace on earth hut still for a sm.all iorough ?? Dudley, the excitement prevalent during thle noulieatiol yocteeday, thle imtneuse ouass of people ...

... sonlip AMfERICA. The Arabia, Captain Stone, arrived in the Mersey at eight o'clock on Sunday night. She ?? on the 23rd ultimo, and has brought 73 passengers. We gave a brief telegraphic summary of the news by this arrival in yester- day's Post. The President has given way to the exigencies of the Democratic party, and determined to call no extra session of Congress. Great floods have occurred ...

... THE WAR-7ERIGHT WANTED. As the hour. draws nigh for the decision of the country upon the great issue before it, the magni- tude of the considerations involved in the judg- ment that may be come to grows with a pace that far outstrips all calculations. A timid, t hesitating an equivocal, a qualified verdict now, may, and most assuredly w ill, be fraught with evil consequences tile imminence and ...

... 1- a FRIDAX, A:PRIL 1, ?? NEWS OF THE DAY. Tux House of Lords sat for half-an-horu last night. The Lord CHANCELLOR moved tire second reading of a bill to enable coroners to admit per- sons to bail in cases of manslaughter, which was assented to. Two other measures, also relating to law, namely, the Vexatious Indictments Bill, and the Evidence by Commission Bill, were read a third time and ...

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... IAc WESTDERm AD ! WEST DER.BY GUA MAS: I _- X, , , -_ The wcee mee da~ i iM eboard. wee.1k413s 41held yestio2 chai,A ?? the other membevs pr Mr. H. Eedwards In the AbrahamA Jfirkux Sh Ld WFrenh 'piere.Wet Edwars, 'erta Ale B. Bolehaw, MdWooda_. CtUoe fak0r. O:'tmdoor relief ware drawn a. fOlows:.M. Potts. 124'b Mr: Obuey, ;fl; and Mar. Lythms, =- =ouh, the ¶varmor. reiloried the number of pan, ...

... The above society held its annual benefit at Mr. Holder's Concert Hail, Coleshill-street, Birmingham, in aid of their widow and orphans fund. The entertainment, which was underthe patronage of Sir John Ratclift; the mayor, William Scholefield, Esq., M. P., and Eeveral members of the town council, was of a rmost attractive nature, and appeared to be highly appreciated by the very respectable ...

... -EXTRAORDYNARY g I-S FIRST LOPRD OF TEEADIMAlTy. We have an extraordinary statement to submit to our readers to-day respecting the conduct of Sir John Pakiington as First Lord of tie Admiralty. We give the statement without offering any commenitto-day. It seems that some days since Siir John rkington sent for Admiral Dandas and Captain Carnegie, both lords of the admiralty, and told them that ...

... | A fire broke out, the other night, on board the whaler Narwhal, lying at Aberdeen, doing damage to the extent of about £1500. On Saturday, a small sailing boat upset on the Thames, near Milwall, when two young men, named Harris and Carver, were drowned. On Saturlay morning, as Richd. Wheeler, drover, was driving some cattle from Barnet, to be ready for the metropolitan market, a cow, having ...