... I .LATEST. I TEtEGRAPHIC NEWS. POLITICAL MOVEMENTS. Amongst the earliest arrivals at Cpmbridge House yesterday morrsing was Mr. Gladstone, who remained in consultation with Lord Palmnerston upwards of anl hour. At a mebting which was held at the India House this moruing, i'-was mentioned as almost un fait aecornpti that Mr. Gladstone is to supcced Lord Stanley as Secretary of State for India. ...

... I . TRANsxisSQE ok OFEssiGES TO AUSTRALIA.-The Elec-: trio and International Telegraph Company, we understand; have. made arrangements for the transmission of msmages to Australia vii Marseilles and Adelaide. The messageq afe sontby telegraph to Maraeilles, thence by steamer to A..e- laide, and by telegraph from Adelaide to the lprincipal towns. This will afford important facilities to ...

... (By Electri, snd Iuternateon2 Teigracpn.) Dyom S, TuIPLE BUIr.NGS, NuW 6rCELr. l THE WAR. FURTHER. RETREAT OF THE AUSTRIANS. * (Renter's Teligrarm.) TuRIN, June 11th, The Austrians are in full retreat in the direction of the River Oglo. The bridges over the Adda and other rivers have been destroyed by mines; The Austrians have alsD evacuated Pizzeghettone, after having burned the bridge rand ...

... LOaD JOHN RUSSELL will have no sinecure. It was his lot to be in office as Prime Minister, with LORD PALMERSTONas Minister forForeignAffairs, when, eleven years ago, the storm of revolution broke over the Continent of Europe, and for a moment threatened to submerge Austria beneath its waves. At that time England managed to retain the attitude of neutrality which it now anxiously desires to ...

... LONIoN, Friday Evening. To-night we are to hear the Ministerial explana- tione. Whether they will add much to what we already c know as to Ministerial arrangements remains to be seen. In the meantime, though the list of the persons who are to compose the new Ministry had not yesterday been approved of by Her Majesty, a list is published in all the papers this morning. These lists, however, are ...

... T 1'ws4L4NVD MILITABY. I )fWAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Juocx 17. ra th. Rtegimnent, of Dragoon Guardsl-Captain Robert Scott es Hunter, from the 2nd Dragooln, to be captain, vice ,,n Uniacke, who exchanges. as 7th Dragoon GuardE-Surgeon Edward James Franklyn, ) M.D. from tile 14th Light Dragoons, to be surgeon, vice A~rden, who exchqnges. a.1 2nd Dragoons-..Captain Charles Hill Uniacke, from the 6th ...

... !ar MoM oM x O OWN CORRESPONDENT.) on [The following appeared in oar Evening Edition of yes- n, terday]: Be, PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. sir It was stated the other day in the Jlonjteer that od Lieutenant-Coltonel Schmitz had been sent to Paris oc. to present to the Empress a flag taken from the 9th ke Regiment ot Austrian Infantry. This officer, now on ), the Emperor's personal staff, is the ...

... (PROM OnU OWN OCORRESPONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: PARIS, SUNDAY EBYNINO. There seems now to be very little doubt that Prussia is about to make to France those inadmis- sible proposals for peace to which I alluded yester- day. All the correspondence from Germany points in that direction. A Berlin letter asserts that the Prussian General Radowitz ...

... The remains of the lute Serjeant Major of the Hants Artillery were on Tuesday deposited in the cemetery at Ann's-hill, when the interment was conducted with military honours. The children of the Independent Chapel Sunday Schools were entertained on Monday last at a tea meeting in the chapel-yard, where they enjoyed themselves during the evening. On Monday an inquest was held at the Goliath, ...

... FORO LICENSED VICTUALLERS. ?? !Pless page sol mostlg be forend interesting to Lscenssecl Yicealls,~' ac tire operations of the UFITED TowNs' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TUAIIEBS DEFENCE LEJ^AGUE O' pulblished sender tkeir oone socperzntence~ee Billeting of Cavalry Boldiers. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,'--Pray insert the following, and also the section ot the present Mutiny Act relating to ...

... I TOWN EDITION SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1859. We recorded last week the division by which the House of Commons pronounced, by the small but sufficing majority of thirteen, the Government of the Earl of DErBsY (K.G. we are happy to add) unworthy the confi- dence of that-#branch of the Legislature. There was no delay on Lord DERBY'S part in accepting the verdict, and in a few hours he had resigned ...

... WINDSOR CASTLE, Jutx,: ll, Her Majesty the Queen went this day to Aset Kv0. The Royal procession quitted the C;a-tlc :et h;at.; - twelve o'clock in the following order:- An open carriage and four, conveying her ?? .e Queen, their Royal Highnesses the Duchess ,f :,:r , and the Princesses Helen and Louisa., An open carriage and four, conveying thaivr lit, . nesses the Princess Alice, the ...