... A deputation from the departments of 'the House anl the Vosges waited lately ol the Prince Imperial to offer him bonijons and comifits, for which those departmniets are famous. The persons who brought the offering were exceedingly well received by the prince, and they ven- tured to ask what they should say respecting the sweet- meats to the parties represented. Tell them, said the prince, ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents who set ansy special vtIeC upol, thir7' CoM- 'ii1tfCazIOUS iglts Secp wujnc ufdcwu, us ice iwow wtvettr- take to retaunz unutsed contribuftms. All lettrs inten1ded for publication musst be aecoepcfieiw by the names and addresses of the writers, not ?? for publication, but for the infornmut-io of the Editor. E. B.-Yes, the Caroline was served in ...

... FArih RUSSELL'S DIESPATCH. (Tru, til~e NMle 1or/k (re-s~poadceilt of the London (iF et rican.) I should be criminally ?? ill candour and common honesty did I inot adliit, that the public were completely udisaned, and equally sUtj)rised, at thle whole text of Earl Russell's deepatch to Lord Lyons. Measuring the tone aqnd tclipvel of what was supposed to have bsen the official (leni)aids of the ...

... WORCESTER. WonCESTB3RSnInEEAGRICULTUR.ALSOCIETY. --Thieannual meeting of this society was held at the Crown Hotel, Wor- cester, on Saturday afternoon. The Hon. F. Lygon, M.P, presided, and there were present Messrs. J. S. Pakington, T. G. Curtler, J. -D. Onley, W. Chadwick, J. Lett, W. Woodward, H. Hudson, &c. The report of the society for the past year was read and adopted. The financial ...

... LATEST N E WS. BY ELXCTRIC AND INTERN. MCION AL TeLzoiArn. OFFICES, TErmLE l3UInIDNcS, NEW STREET. RBUTER'S TELEGRAMS. llALY. ROMIE, MARCH 17. Tlie helth of th,, Pro. conitiaues to iulrovc. TURIN, MARCH 17. A letter from Garibaldi lias becn published to-day, cxhorting the Italians to subscribe towads the relief of the sufferers by the late inunidatiol5s in Austria. The letter says, in ...

... LAITEEST_ NEW S.I BY ELEURM1C AND INTERNATIONAL, TELEGRAPH. OrIca, TroPLe BuILnINGS, NEW SThR=,. ERUTRRP'S TBLf1AsMB. ANERICA. DEFEAT OF GENERAL McCLELLAN. ROUT OF THE ARMY BEFORE RICHMOND. 1A portion of the fellowing appeared in a special editicm yesterday] : LONDONDERRY, TUESDAY 2.15 A.M. flse steam ship Jura has arrived. She landed all mnails except for London and Liverpool. NEW YORK, JULY ...

... THE JUDGES AND THE WORCESTERt RIFLE COltPS. The two Worcester companies attended divine worship at the parish church of St. Martin, on Sunday last, where an eloquent address on the spirit that led men to volun. teer both spiritually and temporally, the value of unity, &c., was delivered to them by the Rev. Thomas Lyttelton Wbeeler, jun., the Chaplain to the 14th Worcestershire and 2nd ...

... For several weeks past there has been a series of street preachisigs and hot exhortations in Bedford by Noncon- formists and free-spoken preachers, who set themselves up as bright and shining lights to expose the iniquities of this respectable town. Up to a certain time Bedford was reputed to be far above the average in point of order, decorum, and religious observance. T'ie only cause of ...

... IIU PELSALL. d 311s D0 iGRACEFUL CONDUCT.-At the county Petty Sessions d on Tuesday, Joseph H3:olland, puddler, was charged with si _ having, on the 11th nit., behaved in a grossly indecent s' manner in the presence of Mir. Ellen Dixon. Complainant sa Y is the wife of Mr Joseph Dixon, of the Red Cow Inn, d ay) and it was shown that the defendant ld, for the purpose I ?? of annoying and ...

... TInE Court is at length making official announce- ments regarding the forthcoming marriage of the PRINCE of WALES. The last, as communicated to the journals, is as follows Weo understand that the Prince of Wales's marriage. to the lrircess Alexandra of Denmark has been privately settled at Brussels, that it is one based entirely upon mutual affection and the personal merits of the young ...

... TO THE PAR[ISMONERS OF[SP. MXRTIN'S, BIRMINGHAM, Affy dear Parishioners and Friands,-In 1850 our Genera Hospital was in grave financial extremity. Simultaneous collections in our churches and our ehapela were suggested -a special expedient for a special emergeney. With a happy unanimity of feeling anld of action the suggestion was carried out. The concord and co-operation of Chris- tian and ...

... INDIA. The following is from the overland suimmary of the Bonmiby Gazette of July 12:- The intelligence of the death of Canning the Just, re ceived in Bombay by telegrami, vid Galle, on the 5th July, has caused universal grief in India. The camp of Dost Mahomed reached the left bank of the Helmund, near Ghurislik, on the Othi Jane, and crossed the river on the same day. Mallhomed Shureef Khan ...