... I St BOSTON, MAky 2:t. Thle Pres~ident's, Mje~s-iigi- inl relati' 'i to the Order Of Geineral Huf itier, Jiltsd beeii very5 genieall]y ap- ?? by tiic pc-i piie. It is trule a fewt, Iit1 l ail let I Iis I i ilte i lteI V'CU-IttrilII'II its the 0W at I III `il ?? f v I ?? ioii1, itiiil ?? iiid guleiieiius li'- hull-~riedi tliemi to aitic-ijntu the great tut ofI j-.t ?? ti the ?? 11oi (l ?? ...

... (FROMt OUR OWN CeattESPOISEENT.) ~jA portion of the following appeared in our Evening jitia ofyeserdiy:] PARIS, TUESDAY EvasNso. The Emlperor will probably leave the Tuileries for Fontaiinebleast onl Mondlay, but it is said thiat his excursion to Vichy is postponed till July. There seeciss to be much uncertainty about the realisattionl Of his projected tour in the central pro vitceX. Djewil ...

... I (WgOU our OWN COBRIISPrODIsN.) ITbh following appeared in oar Evening Edition of x yesterdayj: PARIS, WEDNESDAY EvENING. The highly important news is given by the PatLic that negotiations are about to be opened at London with a view to an understanding which shall enable the two powers to draw up terms of mediation in the affairs of America. If, conti- nues the Patrie, these ...

... TTHE ESCAP. FPROM NBWGATE. It will be remembered that aboui a month ago a prisoner, named Philip Kraue, a Germns, 2who ;rag confined sa Newgate upon aL omearge of being concemned in an exten- sive robbery of tea from the Bast India Docks, made his escape from that prison, an event vhieh, from the recent ?? that have been made in the buildin~g, peartiu-u larly with a view to the safe custody of ...

... 1 a ?? Pti UNIVERSITY CORPS. th, Yesterday the Rifle Volunteer Corps of the to Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, with whom were ml brigaded the Inns of Court Corps, were reviewed in Hyde- la park by Colonel M'Murdo, inspector-general of volunteers. i A large space of ground, extending from the Bayswater t, side of the park to Grosvenor-gate on the one side, and close at to the road ...

... PAALRAME!-TARY fBUSINBSS. I~~ ~ ~ - I NOIOCES OF 1O'TIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PRESENT WERE. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TBIS DAY. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Fortilicatlons (ProvIsIon for Expenses) Bill-second reading; Fortifications (Provision for Expenses) [Payment to Bank of ELg- land]-committee thereupon Transfer of Land Bill-committee; Declaration of Title Bill-as Amended to be considered; Lunacy ...

... I I A ?? TECEFtIAM.I.) ITALY. TURIN, JuxoF ft. The formation of six new brigades of infantry laitleuon resolved upon. Aiustriai uwine to despatech troops fromt the Tyrol into Venetia. The report that the Austrian arliy was being reduced is unfounded. Sonie fur- I OgLts 1115nl have bean granited. A gr'at military ft ice lass been conoctntratedi inl Veneta. M'anly stdnshave beeti expelled1 ...

... (pRoM OUa OWN CORBESPONDUNT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE E. a At length we have no reason to complain of an I absence of news from Montenegro. At short in- tervals a series of successes more or less important have been announced, not altogether in accordance with the telegrams which appear in the French r papers, but which are evidently more authentic, if t not in the particular details, at any rate ...

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... QC~b 'aaflp eW DF.URY-LAI THIS EVENING, THE SPll;ALFIELDS WEAVER.-THE COLLEEN BAWN, Messrs. Dion Boucicault, H. VandenholD F. Robinson: Mesdames Celeste, Jessie M'Leau, and Stevens. And THE KISS IN THE DARK.-Commeaceeat7. HAYMAIIKET. THIS IETNISG, MRS. WHITE. Miss iDL - OUR AMYRICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern iSuoisstone; Mrs. Young, Miss Oliver. -LA CONTRABANDISTA. Perea Nena and Senor Moragas.- ...

... a PLYMOUTH, THUISuDAY. The Union Company's Cape Mail steamer Athens, Captain H. R. Clark, arrived in Plymouth ?? this afternoon; from the Cape, May 22; St. Helena, May 31 ;1 and Ascension, June 4. The annual session of the Cape parliament was opened by > his excellency the governor on the 24th of April. Mr. B Wodehouse stated that our relations with the native tribes were satisfactory, but he ...

... CONGRES INTERNATIONAL DE BIENFAISANCE. The sittings of this society were resumed yesterday morn- ing at Burlington-house. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY in the chair. Mr. ROBERTS opened the business of the day by reading a paper prepared by Miss Florence Nightingale, On Army Sanitary Administration and its reform under the late Lord Herbert, wherein that lady, after paying a well. deserved tribute ...