... I ABINOnon.-Mr J- G. B. Hudson, Conservative, opposes the return of Mr Norris. ANOLBSEA (DISTmICT).-It is said that the Hon. Mr Stanley is to be opposed by the Hon. Mr Irby. ANGOLEsEA (CoIuNTY).-There is a report that Sir R. Bulkeley will be opposed. AsHuauaoN.-Mr Astell is canvassing the electors, but no doubt exists of* Mr Moffatt's return. AYLESBURY-Sir R. Bethell retires from the ...

... F R A N C E. THE CosGRsEss.-It was stated at the beginning of the week that the Congress would be held at Beden-Baden, instead of at Aix la Chapelle, France having objected to Aix as being within the territory of Prussia, one of the Powers to be represented at the Congress. A telegram from Paris, received on Wednesday, states, however, that the Austrian Government has refused Baden-Baden as ...

... THE NAVIES OF ENGLAND AND PRANCE. By a cabinet minute, dated the 1st of December last, a con- fidential committee was appointed to institute a strict examination into the comparative naval expenditure of the years 1852-63-54, and of the present year, with the view of placing fully before the cabinet all the causes of the past increase, as well as those causes which appeared to threaten a ...

... GALLANT CONDUCT.-While her Majesty's ship Boscawen was beat- ing up to the anchorage on Thursday morning, during a furious wind from the south-east, and in the face of a heavy head sea, an act of gallant heroism was performed by a young midshipman named Chap- man, son of Mr W. Greenwood Chapman, of the Colonial Office, Downing street, whose presence of mind, coolness of courage, and promptness ...

... r-aftst 3uldlignt, SATUBDAY, APRIL 9. FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. The following telegrams appear in the Times of this morning: We have received the following alarming despatch from our correspondent at Vienna:- Y IRNNA, FRIDAY EVEKING. The long.expected crisis is at hand. A corps of 50,000 men goes from this city to Italy to-morrow and on following days. Another corps of 60,000 men is to be assembled ...

... G E N E R A L E L E C T I O N. T H E THE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. In the following list the broad distinction is re- tained of Liberal and Conservative. Those members who had no seats in the last Parliament are distinguished by an asterisk ?? Places Names. L. C. Arundel . . Lord E. Howard . . 1-o Ashton-under-Lyne Mr T. M. Gibson . . 1-0 Beaumaris . . Hon. W. 0. Stanley . 1-o ...

... GALLANT CONDUCT.-One day last week the HIon. Captain G. C. Morgan (son of Lord Tredegar), the member for Breconshire, was walking along the streets of Hay when the cry of a horse run away, with a gig containing a lady and gentleman, rang through the crowded streets, it being market day, and the animal was seen approaching at the top of its speed. Everybody except the gallant member tried to ...

... Cortafoutt. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR Or THE EXAMINER. Florence, April 2nd, 1859. I beg you will allow, through the columns of your journal, one more Italian to be heard on the Italian question. You shall hear from me no appeal to England to fight the battles of Italy, nor yet to forego for our sake the blessings of peace, or the precious interests of her trade. All I would ask is ...

... AN ITALIAN VIEW OF THE ITALIAN CRISIS. TO THE EDITOR O THE EXAMINEE. Genoa, April 23. Sir,-The telegram brought us yesterday the beginning of the end. Austria has broken through the meshes of Anglo- Prussian mediation, and sends the Sardinian Government a direct intimation to disarm. The answer can only be, If Austria wants Piedmont to lay down her arms, let her come and take them. It ...

... Tuesday, April 26. War-Oflitce, April 26.-Hospital Staff.-Surg.-Maj. G. Clerlhevw, M.D., to be Deputy-Inspector General of Hospitals, vice A. b. Macdonnell, who retires upon half.pay. Chaplains' Department.-The commission of the Rev. T. Unswortb, as Chaplain of the Fourth Class, has been antedated to 10th July, 1855. Unattached--MaJ. and Brev.-Col. E. R. Wetherall, C.B., half-pay UaaMt, Dap.- ...