... Yorkshire, for £150,000. Lord A. Vane Tempest has, tinder the adrloe of eminent medical man, been token by his friends to a private lunatic asylum, there being lit-le reason to doubt the derangement his mind. The Chamber of Deputies in Bavaria has expressed the Government Its expectation that it will do all In its power to bring about the restoration of the He ae-Cassel constitution 183 L ...

... Saturday, march 9. Wind W.N.W,; at Holyhead. W.N.W. The Queen of the Seaa. from BomVay, did not touch the ground the river repotted t>'o th instant. Ajuuvu>.-Yesterday: Island Home, Marin, from New Orleans— Flower, Kvan*. Palermo. To-day: Florde Bimao, from Palermo—Oriental Neil!, Demerara— H. H. Boody, Badger; Lady K. Bruce. Williams; and Sam. Adam's Mead. New Orleans—Marchmor.t. White and ...

... Tho weekly meeting w.-,s eld terday. Present— Messrs Sheil (ohairinai:), Ridley, St-el, l>eckwitb, Bowring, Barton, Job, and the Mayor. THE FEVER IN LIVERPOOL AND THE EGYPTIAN FRIGATE. Tn compliance with a suggestion bis Worship the l>r. Duncan, the officer of reported follows widi respect to the cases of fever which have lately occurr ...

... deeper water. Notwithstanding precautionary measure 3, the Teasel grounded near Greenock, and, as the tide w« failing, all efforts float her were fruitless. It was expected that she would be safely floated during the next tide. Grand Volunteer Keview in the Midland Counties.—Arrangements are now being entered Into for the holding a grand review at Warwick, the 22nd of July, of the rifle ...

... REUTEK'3 TELEGRAMS. AMERICA. QpBSNSTOWif, StTHDAT.—The royal mall Africa arrivoJ 4 15 landed all mailt those for Lirerpool, and proceeded at 35 a.m. S' brings Now York dates to the 27th February. The fteatuship America Lad arrived cut. Both houses agreed to all the amendments the TarU Bill excopt tho articles tea and ooffee. Tho fi»eo bill was postponed. Lineo'n formally notified yesterday of ...

... No responsible statesman was ever more entitled to indulgent and considerate criticism than President Lincoln, who, in becoming the head of the American Executive, has entered upon taak of great difficulty and discouragement as could possibly fall to the lot of any man. There is nothing he could aay do that would not be open in one quarter or another to the graveat of objectious, and, however ...

... THE QUESTION OF A NEW OEMETERY I FO HUULL. l Yesterd~iy (Wednesday) Dr Holland, Government i Inspector of BuriA Grounds, arrived in Hull to receive ai the various statements that might be made, in order to enable him to report to the Secretary of State as to the 11 new cemetery which the parishioners of Holy Trinity wish to have for themselves, and to which the board ofn health, as the burial ...

... I - - -HOUSE OF LORDS, TaURSD.4Y. Lord LYTTLETOX moved the second reading of the Sub. Division of Dioceses bill, the object of which weas to modify the machinery by which dioceses are at present divided, and to assimilate the system of the Church at home and that adopted in the colonies. After some discussion and a division, the bill was read a second time, The reports of Amendment on the ...

... DUDLEY. PETTY Spigirom.-The Magistrates on the Bench on Wednesday were A. B. Coebrane and J. E. Swindell, Lsqrs., but no cases of npecial interest occupied their attention. James Darbey, residing In Wellligton Road, of respectable connections, was charged with assaulting Polce-constable Burford on Monday night, while in the execution of b Isduty. It was proved to the saltifaction of the Bench ...

... DUDLBY. MEossAcIMS' INOOT17UTION.-OUr columns advertisoe the lenture thiseveiegby lv. arnit.lale o Leds.H~is subject -being Sa Slck ?? he chelmeterabrad saclo 1human natur. is eceosrly ich en cemotfai toabondwith muach that will the aimule whch te letor f Aothe ?? in th~ay'a Dailye Pet,-Sir, I do not know wowrote h notice of Dr. Pcc- fitt's lecture, to whichi a comrplainiog 1Member of ...

... MISCELLAkEOUS. Tim WESTERN BANKE O SCOTLAND.-A gentleman, on the part of the directors of the Western Bank, has offered £200,000. for a settlement of all the actions at law now in dependence. The liquidators, who had named this sum, recommend it to the acceptance of the shareholders, with whom it now lies, whether the litigation shall be brought to a close or not. MR. ROEBUCE AND L1IS ...

... The mnnual meeting of the governors and subscribers to ihi lnetitttion was held yesterday, Mr. EDWALto GrE pre.idil There were albo present tho Rerv. . H. Coleman (chapl Aln;L.5 and E. Lillingston; Messrs. Iogramn. D. S. issluck Pge j Nashaniel Lea. The proceedigsg hving been opened w1th praye, the CnAiRyLSrt observed that they were met for the last II, ,i the building which constituted the ...