... PROCEBsION OFp THR ROYAL FAMILY AN]):D OF TEE QUEEN'S HOUSB IOLD TO T. GEORGE'-S CHAPE L. At a quarter to twelve o'clock hew Royal High- nees the Crown Princess of Prussia, Princess Royal of Great Britain and Ireland, with his Ro>I Highness Prince William of Prussia his Royal Highness Prince Louis of Heaset ana her Roerl Highness Princess LAuis of Remse, Princess ?? of Great Britain and ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY I BY A LADY. I Our readers will recollect that about the time of 3 the murder of Colonel Crofton and Captain Han- ;e ham by Patrick M'Caffery-between the 10th and 6918th of September, 1861---a diamond ring of very a considerable value was missed from the quarters 0 of Colonel Crofton, at Fulwood barracks. A re- 3t ward was offered at the time, but no trace of the missing ...

... ISLANDERING aN EX-LIVER- POOL CLERGYMAN. ILNDRNGA E-IVR The case of H-impton v. Allon has been heard at the Stafford asaizes, The declaration stated that at the time of the malicious speaking thereinafter mentioned the plaintiff was a beneficed clergyman of the Church of England, and in. the actual receipt of professional beneficial emoluments as the incumbent of the parish of St. John, ...

... MR. MASON'S CORRESPONDENCE WITE TIMD FOREIGN OFFICE. The correspondence between Mr. Mason, the envoy from the Confederate States of North Amnerica, and the Foreign Office, affords us some particulars as to the state of the Confederacy that Vwir be interesting to our readers, though it corm- municates nothing that affords an indication of any arrangements being likely to be made fc opening the ...

... THE POLISH INSUR1 ECTION. The Tirse reviews the progress of the rebellion. asur- and though it is far from saying that Poland, if have left to itself, will be eventually a match for the RtU Bussian power, yet it is fully established that this is a great national war of independence. So far from the rebellion being crushed, it seems not iu- Possible that it will break down the Russian powerw; ...

... I TIMiES TELEGRAM BY THE AFRICAJ] NxW YORKa MAwCH 10. General Grant's army before Vicksburg is greatly reduced by sickness. An agent of the sanitary commission states that nearly every tent is a hospital; that on the 26th ult. the number of sick was 12,000, of whom a large number were dying daily; and that altogether there were not more than 20,00 men fit for duty. The bill authorising the ...

... I ' : IB~~[Y OZErgasm] Mr. Se eant Wranghbal Q.C., is devA The Ear of Derby was better yet&Y. The Danish residents in London last night celebrated the royal marriage by & dinner. The Daily N~se New York oadentapube lishes further documents in pro of that Mr. Lindsay, M.p., hid codfted for one or more ships for the Confederacy. In the Court of Common uonnciiyeaster&Y, it was agreed that the ...

... I _ [BY TELEGRAPH.] H Yer Majesty intends to confer upon the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Sydney, the Grand Cross of the Bath. The Earl of Derby was s0 far recovered from the effects of his recent severe attack of gout as to be able to go out yesterday. 'Viscount Palmerston will leave town on Satur- day nextfor Glasgow. The noble Premier will stay about five days in the north. THE GREEK THRONE. The ...

... Several of Mr. Cobden's statements of fact in Thursday night's debate were successfully impugned, and: the practical conclusion at which he more immediately aimed is one in which we think very few prudent politicians will:acquiesce. Nevertheless, his speech was aI ?? and a useful one, ana 'ought't6 make an impression on Parliament and the country. We do not agree with hjm in believing that ...

... The weeldy meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was held yesterday, at the Dock Office Revenue-buildings. Mr. Rankin presided, and the other members present were Messrs. Fernie, Farnworth, Rees, Boult, Hysop, Beazley, Littledale, Fiorwood, Arnold, Shand, earbyshire, Smith, Harrison, Hornby, Langton, and 2KendyL WORKS' COMMITTEE. The proceedings of this' committee comprised a ...

... - ?? F~~xKl .w¢X~~rgx~~g. - - ?? filt8apo If RAU m OMLX .R A I ,DOMESTIC. ne 'Prince .and Princess of Wales havel 4xpressed to the authorities at Gravesend their devp gratification with the arrangements *of Saturday last.. ITe Privy. Gouncil. has directed that in the leok- of Common Prayer the form of supplica- tion for the royal family shall read- Albert ' dward Prince of Wales, the ...

... CHASING A CONFEDERATE I _Aj'CRUISER.: A letter dated Key West, February 11, says-' The gunboat Sonoma, Commander Stevens, arrived at this port on Saturday night from a cruise in the Gulf in search of the Florida. She left this harbour a fortnight ago, and on the 1st inst., while passing over the Bahama.Barth on her way to Nassau, discovered, at seven o'clock in the morn- ing, while entering ...