... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... FRANCE. FPARIS,, Sa1day.-The French journals have I I become more warlike, and war is popular, except among the commercial classes. The division under General ?? is said to be destined a for the Adriatic. The question of the Regency a is agitated. Prince Jerome or the Empress are spoken of. Stagnation of affairs continues. Wheat advancing in all the markets, except a Orleans. Appearance of ...

... MR BAXTER M.P., AT ARBEROATH. Mr W. E. Baxter, M4.P. for the Montrose district of burghs, commenced on Wednesday to solicit a renewal of the confidence of his constituents, by ad- dressing a large meeting ot electors and non-electors in the Corn Exehunge, Arbroath. Mr BAXTER ovai well received. He characterised the Government Reform Bill as a retrogressive mea- sure, and defended the course ...

... Aberdeen ?? lo R Milnes1addIngtoa.J. FihO. Do. , 8c J. Smnith. ' Do. ?? SIaio. Do. Wyltie&Sou.!Jawiok _ R. Blaci. Aberlshy d._r F. Litehell. Do. ?? DalgliiUb h~oa . J Lotlua. Inveresk _J. Gordon Do. -S. N. Morison. 1naverlkeitlg ..h-S3 Causbe Do. - Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Es . Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. .-T. Small. Do. __G. Sutherland. Xelso- - Jarnes Lavnt Auchtererder.Xr Lawrence. Do. . ...

... SulcIDE IN BLENHzi PAUL-On Thursday week the Spanish Consul for Australia, Don Antonio Arrom de Ayala, committed suicide by shooting himself near the Home Farm in Blenheim park On his person were found three letters one addressed by him to the landlady of the Bear Hotel, Woodstock, where he has been staying since Tuesday lest, end another addressed to the Duke of Marlborough. The third was ...

... Carnspubtart. THE BALLOT. TO THE EDITOR Or THE EXAMINER. Sir,-As every arygument for and against the ballot has been advanced again and again, may I be permitted to give one prac- tical illustration of its necessity which has come under my own knowledge. I live in a country village of some five hundred inhabitants, and at a reading room in the same often meet and converse with them. Many are ...

... [From Bell's Weekly Messenger. ] The weather during the last few days has been thoroughly April in character—sunshine, rain, wind, heat, and cold, intermingled, and succeeding each other with incessant changefulness. The rains have been very acceptable; and the young seed crops .which had been checked by the previous dry weather have come up in full vigour. The transplanted trees and shrubs ...

... NEW BOROUGH MAGISTRATES, We understand that Messrs. James Pride, C. W. David, and George Bird, have been appointed magistrates for this borough by the Lord Chancellor. CARDIFF CRICKET CLUB.—The members of this club will be glad to hear that the committee have determined to com- mence their season on the first Tuesday in May. For par- ticulars see advertisement. Mr. Elderton, a London attorney, ...

... (Froii tho Timrs.) Austria has 200,000 xucn either upon the Ticino or withhx WIy such a distance that they can be placed upon the banks of vo~l -that frontier within the three days of grace fixed in the Hil imperative demand ef the Austrian General. Sardinia coc prc coi`th poite bank with a force which coul nlot, of probably, delay for one day its own destruction by thlat bG,, gigantic enemy. ...

... BRISTOL~ iETCTION. THE LIBERAL CANDIDATES AT DMliINSTEL,: In ouir Supplement mud,11 '8hpgewl b on rp't5 h electoral piroceed in up toWdesa igt O hirdi evenlidg Mr. Berkeley and -Mr. Lan gto atteided .a densely crowded meeting of electors of the Beldriliseter ward, at the Tesuperamce-hall in that parish. Frederick Terrell, Esq.. pre- sided, and amongst the gentle men on -the pilatform w1ith ...