... THE BATTL ATOORINTH. . ?? (-rom the es.) Ihe grant battle of the Tennessee seems to deserve the fame which has been clained for it. DIvesting it of its spangles and blue fire, the ehaple fat &omes curt In suffi~cient grandeur. There wag a two dgyasconfliot between two very considerable armies. Beauregard. having the dommand of railways, had succebded in masslng come 60,000 Con. Eederate-troOPs ...

... I __ -^ S la - - Q BHERALD OFFIa, Frida 3 P.M. la. ._V_ ~of re, BY ELECT1RIC T1ELR&!.IA ?? of . -OBEIGN INZELLIGENE.. On - . . -F a 2 CM. . i _ !p Theh Minaters'Ia Council webelieve: to hav4 Om on an the mpero ie imprudence of visiting London dozing the me Exhibition months. They represent our Capita ietirkrinng ad with politioaiteuga, who are animated witb vlndiq~vse e- sh ingg and urge on ...

... CONVENTION OF ROYAL BURSSS. The Convention met again yesterday-the Lord Provost cf Edinburgh, preses. TIjE ?? mEmD3i1AL TO iHE PIxNCE coNsoRT. On the Motion of the LORD PROVOST of EDDMURGH, it was unanimously agreed to contribute 59 towards the Scottish memorial to the late Prince Consort, POOR BATES, Provoet WERTELAW, Danfermline, moved That It is ex. pedienttbat the whole parishes within ...

... -SATURDAY MORNG, ARL 5. I TAB election for Preston took place yesterdiy, when Hesketh, the Conmeqative candidate, was returned! ' 'i A;.4 _f %IA;A -4- Welsh 1 Iwr ~ sh~ 'by a majority of 500 votes over Kelly, hisl Liberal .oppocnent. ?? In the House of Lords, last night, the Mairquis of Normanby imoved for certain despatches.regarding the alleged military proclamations in the Neapolita ...

... I&ANOTfER MANIA IMMINENTT? ?? thA OhRorloeA 'Fo the Observer.) The financial position and prosperity of this country at the present time Is somewhat remairkabl& Daring i pe- riod of peace the Englieh people, almost without a mr.- mar, consent to be taxed to the extent of £70,000,000 per } annum; and .wbilst other countries-France,. Prussla, k Austria, and iusail, for instance-are nearly In a ...

... PFORTANT 5tTlNG- OF DST9ILLERS Wart THE OflANCELLO R OF THE EXCHQUER . ?? Itil nmerosadx~entjding of: a umrous ?? meeting of a on Meonday last a Sc0tlnd, and Ireland, had an inter- wlsillers ini ?? ':1o of the Erohequer, at his official &iW with the C12 ps o lug po reiec nDowAI'9 8treat, for the purpoeo riguo tesidetce proriey red ucing tbe Prgesent high rate of d uty of IN the rO g~lon ...

... ENORM0JSU SCALE OF AMERICA1N TAXATION. I I~ ~~ ~a f tha aims (lreni the tmuss) self-sacrifice now manifested In the North If we did not recall the pictures often vividly placed before us by Mr. Bright and others of the free and lightly-taxed American of recent days. He knew not the Insolent domicllary visit of the exisemann he was not bowed down by an inquisitorial Income-tax, he had no ex- ...

... . TEREBUBLS AT SEIAHAL The followisi tiacii ire derived from private letters wh,* w bave e reciivd In London I __ 1162 Jan. -11.-Theiday afteor tera!I eial ?? Aof holiday ;.soon te 10th lst,,ttheeo Qingon 'rezbe~age ?? were to mnet,, according to advertisement,, on the *oon. wn Idge on the Mike-wel-wad on the left of the settlement and at theibak 6dtbe otive'elty. S uddenlywoeeum; upn ...

... LATEST FROM AMERIGA. ARBIVAL OF HE- CANADA. (From ?? Oorrespondent. , i~verpool, ?? 31. The Britiah and orth America Roy4 Mais ?? VCnads, Capt. M'Cauley, arrived to night about.9 o'clock' and landed her mals -and despatcbefr2about an hour after- warde. The Canada sailed Efronc. oaton on the 1.9 h, and bom Hakifax on the following day. --be brouglt 3S.pMsemn gers, and besides the mlls, bad ...

... 8 TOLLS AND NO tOLLS. You weve born In Dover wewill suppose for a moment- and you were never out of it.- You are possessed of a light, commodious.,four-wheel,w atrOflg, Oud, willingliorsei and 01 a lovely bride. .No* is the time to see the world, and to enjoy ateing It. With these ?? of pleaure and hap pi- P Dess, you dtterlniieto take a.1uinmer tour, i ashor stages, H dojeg twenty, thirty, ...

... - LATEST FROM AMERIOA. -- -a o- T, -1 ?? ?? aa I. ARRIVAL OF THE EDINBURGH. (From our own Cooiispondentj is - q ; Liverpool, April 17. s The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship C: Company's screw-steamer Edinburgh, Captain S. Mirehouse, arrived In Liverpool this evening, soon after five o'clock, from New York, whence she ?? the 5th inst. Br Besides the United States mall., she ...

... A SrIP CAPTURRD BY THE FEDERA |I InS PRIZE CREW OVE:RPOWEERD AND IMPRIS90D (From our own CorepodetS) Liverpool, April 21, 18G2. Great exciement has been occsiced on '6hange, and throughout the town goneral1y, by the arrival Oft mitge utP th n e the Ml 5OY It Il be recollected that ID ec the America newrscenty published it WAS arnounced, with considerable sathis t i1a n thpar tt fe thaner Iba ...