... 0 As our readers will be aware there has been a miu- c isterial crisis in Canada, consequent upon the rejection d of the Militia Bill. The London Times takes the a opportunity thus afforded of giving some general advice a to the Canadians. The writer says: -Let Canada look t carefully at her own circumstances, let her statesmen fl study the tone of the American press, and the strange a and ...

... H Halleck's Head-quarters, May Sb. During all of last night the moving of cars aua suppressed whistles sounding betokened some move. ment going on, but, it not being any extraordinary occurrence, was not considered of an extraordinary nature. About five o'clock this morning several explosions were distinctly heard. Immediately after skirmishers were thrown out, and a general advance took ...

... WORCESTER. TuE COUNTY ASYLUM AT POWICK,.-DISMISNAL OF TIIE IHOUSE S'XEWAUID.-MIr. Hmne, the houso steward of this institution; has been diisnijsed from his situitioa, Ab the iolnibly niceting of the Visiting Comnittee, this week, a suil) Committee presented a report, which eontainiied certain charges against hini, and Mr. Hume was asked for nn enplatiun. Tlhe aanswers he gave were ...

... I'lto ab r lresw I .i_ We have received the following sums for the relief of and the sufferers, and we shall be glad to take charge of any inl others: Mr. James Hunt, Edigbaston, £10.; Mr. Thos. *e a Short, jun., £5.; Mr. Joseph Beattie, Joint-Stock Bank, kes, £1. Is.; Captain Peel, £5. ; Messrs. Tangyo Brothers and fter Price, £4. ; IV. G. Postans, £2. 2s, ; W. H1. Osborn, Bull 3 Street, £1. ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE - . _ ?? . , 1 PrllTTl. cc 0fROWN THE BONAPARTES AND THE cultUWiN OF MEXICO. e on thle occainof the death of Joseph Napoleon e rst Emperor Napoleon, a *Unice of a e lif, He e Quenes Mots sur Joseph notice on Bosnapa e wrtten by thle present Em- polrof th ma e found in VoL ge. of his yt weror, athpe 415. The lowing extract acquires especial l ielores, theP n pclar tue ...

... BURSTING OF THE COFOFER-DA&L. LYNN, WEDNESDAY. It was determined that the attempt should be made this afternoon to complete the coffer-dam sufficiently to stop the water. The fourth row of ianels were dropped on the flood tide, and the tidal waters were actually stopped. Of course the stoppage caused an accumulation of water on the outer or sea side of the dam, on which side alone there were ...

... LATE ST NEWS. 134 ELEROTHICl AND INTrERNATIONAL TEPI3ORAlAPH ticEs, TEMriEx B UUILDIING, N Nw STREETIS REUTEKd'S TELRGRA-dS LATESNf FROM AMERICA. LLvERtPOOL, MONi \Y. T lhe Royal Mail steam-ship N iiagara, from Boston, arrived here at noon to-day. NEW YORK, MAY 29th. (Per Niagara, by telegraph to Halifax and vid Quneenstown.) ConCirmatory accounts have been received of Beau- regard being at ...

... Titsdeece, Messy 27. Tue Aesembly met at eleven O'clock-Dr Bisset, Mode- Li ratoi. .gr THE SOEWHTLLS CASE, to Dr Cook, St Andrews, gave in the report Of the commit- Al tee appointed by last Asseeibly on the Newhihle ease, and PR0 whiehlihe was instructed to report to this Assembly. The report re Istated that the Comnoittee, immiediately after their appoint- di mnent, communiested an extroet of ...

... Ho usE OF COMMONS-Tusdaeoy, Ma 27. SALMION FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The louse went into Committee upon the bill.I On elAIIOS 5, tho LORD ADVOCATE proposed ecu amendmentf geving authority to thle Secretary of'Sutet to appoint three Cons-t misineo ndC heAtCichofseol WBto roceive a salai-y v not totetoccd £3x0 comtteth igthn.gnteansoudeate th nDames of th gesle~e Sli~f h itede t POP se5 ...

... I BANQUE, T TO THE PBESIDENT OF LIBEBIA. On. Friday evening his Excellency Stephen Allen Benson, President of the Liberian Republic, was enter- tined at a banquet, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's. Lord BLO~nouHAs occupied the chair, covers being laid for 200 guests, many of whom were ladies. Among those present we noticed many well known supporters of this anti-slavery movement. The cloth ...

... IBOMBAY, BARODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA OA RAILWAY. The thirteenth report of the directors of this company to the meeting of shareholders, held this day, states that there has been a steady progress in the rail- way works during the past balf-year, and they trust that the line is now open for traffic from Memoodabad in the north to Par River in the south, being 173 miles; including the bridge over ...

... THE PRINCE OF \WALES. hnave readlioti u~s. Thiii ftillowisitg is a snimmaito the ?? ?? eiiit' C11.CtUd witll tiel'tt' P1t1 of Walejjs'S p1' CeediIJga, ?? th cle 2;'irtl tiltt ii', clay of hli. dlcpatu'tiit, t.ilt ti 5' 2-1th iii the mot clog of the 21th the Sultait pail Itcii hligheets one of thle miost giaciful it1 tile 1t air y meets receiveci ly him dIntrig,~ tii visit, Al tit1 :, the ...