... TnouGH the President of Queen's College, Belfast, in drawing up his report for the year, to present to her Majesty, confined himself to the tabular statistics of that college, yet he regards the annexed returns, including the present attendance in the three colleges of such importance, both as respects numbers and religious denominations, that he is anxious to give them publicity. These ...

... D ibli, .1-. ''FiT B RN , N - F., .1 -t ?` 60 , ' .0 , ?il j, ? , ; P??: t' % . -, - . ?? ; | ; , .lna~ ,n OP r, -~usiy 3 , ;v- . ~ ~ ~ ?? Zcy 3rl ?? .x, J 0r , BYBLIJUTRICTj - ?? ?? EYJ~BGl AP-.jy Queenitown, ffutbnday Man:, Tbothe' iwo~Pl, Newe York, and Philadelphia 00mp~ secrow D&Swer City orkafltmore has ae ided ;'Ad bringi d ?? 416;280 dhle. In Specie; Ehe iasdedthpt . 3 and ...

... . THE CRCWN PRINCE OF PRUSSIA. His Loyal Highniess the Crown Prince of Prussia arrived at Dover on Tuesday. The boat was moored at the Ad- sniralty pier, which was thronged with spectators of the better class. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, who had arrived from London by the 10.30 train of the South. Eastern Railway, for the purpose of receiving his illus- trious relative, proceeded on ...

... IL N EW1S .ixs V.1. 17 l-F ,l )I ; r, I ?? ?? i, W,1 , W fa! il:w Ia ?? . . . -, ?? ?? -. - . . ?? a ; - HERAnD Oi IOIV TAie4sc3 Afbretnj. t' ?? 0 T Ay :~~~been : l ; E CT.I_ . ' E; , f l. i l . b ee.n% BOU6B OF 0OJabONS-WEDDAY. with ,The SPiABIR'Ok the obai at twelve o'oloik. On the motion' of Sir G0 GREY; In the absence of tLord' Searse 3. Acj~uvn tntil dx ooolook on There Sy. :Os - tiol Mr ...

... T RI R-P RB SRB ,TE RI E. .1 . N ESTABLISHEb PRESBYER P The ordinary meeting of the Established Fre H bytery of Edinburgh was held yesterday ROT. oI Dr Veitchi moderator. M GREAT ALTERATIONS ON THE ASSrMBLY GALL. Dr Smrrrn gave in a report as to the subscriP tions which had been received in the Presbytery oVI of Edinburgh towards the funds for carrying on Ed the proposed alterations in the ...

... Dl. ,ODGER8 AND THEEWiALLAEB MOiUgEN I| A(*&IN. II j1 H ow' THE MOI{EY'00kb, A I ?? the StirflingObserver.) BeA change of secretaries las' lirouglit about-the paibl[6 *98 o~ not alittl nwhad-by th.announcemlenat that A SUPP1leinen. ftel cowirittee load been formed,' with Dr. 'Rodgers vi s'ecre~ tery, to raise funds i on b lf af tewoiiad' outi b totI ~~e pcratee ofrec pctiop' from the acttoa ...

... BY 2L1,OTRBI- AND MAGNETIO THL1EGRA11S. In London, to-day, rain is fast falling. It Is 3roposed to present the freedom of -the city of Len on to Earl Canning. Westwood, Baille, and Campbell are to be paid £45 er1 tnce for buildingthe isro screw steam frigate comprises certaln fittings. proved at SPhoeburyness Ba~a smonot~h bore Thseproof eonsisted of four rounds-the first with 00 lb., the- ...

... General Goyon, having been recalled from b Rome, has arrived in Paris. t] The assassin of Thiebault, the Frenchman, at il Rockwell, Cahir, Tipperary, has been captured, c and let us hope will pay the penalty of his t shocking crime. t 5 The Board of Trade returns show a decrease r for the month ending March, compared with that of last year, of £1,286,000 in exports. The n benefits accruing ...

... [ltEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] The Paris correspondent of the Daily News hears of a gigantic project of Fould to raise a 5 sum of 600,000,000 in ready money for conver- sion of a whole army of obligations. It is again stated the Emperor will not visit London. TIHE BOYRSE. PARIS, Wednesday, 3.10 P.M.-The Bourse is flat. Rentes closed at 70.40, or same as yester- d ay . I GERMANY. HA NovER, April 30. ...

... fJUjJFGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I (RECTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ITALY. NAPLES, Arni, 30. The King has received the authorities at a court ainnr. The English and French admirals, with their respective staffs, were invited. M. Benedetti, the French ambassador to the Italian court, arrived here yesterday. The district of Avellino and other provinces have sent in addresses of congratulation to the King. The ...

... LEEDS MAY 1. 1862.. ~ VOTES oF YoRksHrRE MPMB~ns.-On Mr. Coch- pi PI rane's motion for a commission to inquire into public build- w jugs, thefre voted with the ayes-Mr. Morritt anIM C Soe;and with the nocs-wMr. Beecroft; Mr. Greenwood, do Mr. Badfeld, Lord HothAm, Mr. Leatham, Mr. Minues, M Col. Smyth, Mr. Stansfeld, Mr. Thompson, Sir C. Wood, and Mr. Wyvill.pl PRivATE BILLS rN PARLIAMENT. ...

... THlE BOILER EXPLOSION AT MILLFIELDS. We have received the following sums for the relief of the families of the poor sufferers by the boiler explosion near Bilston :-Mossrs. Samuel Evers and Sons, Cradley Ironwerrks, £1.; Proprietors of Jourssnal and Daily Post, £15.; Mr. Alderman Hodgson, £1. ; Mr.. F. C. Wilkinson Lymington, Hampshire, 5s.; Mr. Josiah Allen, £1. Is. Mr. W. Thompson, 22. ; F. ...