... The following address has been presented on the part of all the Bishops to Dr Colenso: We, the undersigned Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland, address you with deep brotherly anxiety, as one bwho shares with us the grave responsibilities of the episcopal office. It is impossible for us to enter here into argument with you as to your method of handlibg that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. I MONDAY, March 16.-Lord GRANVILLE, in moving the second reading of the Union7Ilelief Aid Act (1862) Continuance Bill, dwelt onthe propriety of prolonging the powers given by the Act, as the distress, although decreasing, still required the assistance afforded by the Bill.- The Bill was read a second ?? STANLEY of ALDERLEY moved the second reading of the Salmon -Exportation ...

... Dissokttion of Congress. The term of the last elected Congress expired on the 4ith inst., but there being still business for the Senate to transact, the President issued a proclamation summoning an extra session of that body, to commence immediately after the adjournment; in consequence, the meetings of [the Senate will not be interrupted. The Bill of Indemnity for the recent acts of arbitrary ...

... THE ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION OF THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, THE DISEMBARKATION AT GRAVESEND. On the morning of Saturday last, the 7th of March-a day to be remembered in its annals-the ancient and loyal town of Gravesend presented an appearance such as it bad never yet worn since that pleasant river-side borough was first incorporated. The decorators' art had been exhausted to embellish its streets, ...

... The papers relating to the visit of two English police officers to Warsaw, asked for by Mr. Hennessy, have now been laid before Parlia- ment. The following letters explain the matter: BARON BRUNNOW TO SIR G. GREY. Cheshaam House, July 31,1862. My ?? George,-Permit me to apply to your constant kindness towards me under a circumstance of peculiar importance, which I shall explain in a few words. ...

... [A mark ?? is attached to the O vents discussed or -ore fully na.- rated in this week's EXAMIYERl,] AMERICA FOREIGN. FRb. 9.-The entire Federal fleet is in front of Vicksburg, with all the mortar boats in position for the attack. The Mississippi having overflowed its banks on the Louisiena side, the town of De Soto, oppo- site Vicksburg, has been submerged, and it is expected the whole ...

... IMPERIAL PRLrIAmn-1,. 'HOUSE OF LORDS. - MONDAY, Marcll 23.-Lord STRATHEDEN ga lttention fo thei question of Acknowledging the Southern Confedoj4 tf Independent power, and strongly pressed- the justice, if not ihe nieessity -of the adoption of utchi apoliey by. this ?? Rtisate said that he felt assured that almnostevery-oae in this coustry ivsiild be glad 'to- see the interference of the ...

... 4i?re?pnrcbuxc?. TO THE PRELATES WHO SIGNED, &Oc. &c. &c. p P-You were applied to by a member of the Church of England for instruction on two points, On each of which your letter to Bishop Colenso had very much disturbed the con- sciences of very many of its members. And notwithstanding the plain emergency of the occasion which called for your Spiritual succour you have hitherto neglected the ...

... T NOT SEWER THAN TWELVE FIRES took place in different parts 01 Lond on during the time of the illuninations on Tuesday, and we regret to state that a y ?? ?4USBW Ox MCCIDOTS took place through the pressure of the crowd and the passing along of vehicles. Besides more than 100 persons injured in the City, we have to record the LOSS OF SaV331 LIVES, which took place between Fleet street and the ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. Ou he resolnedatio Ventarelupon t e dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed trut lethim roclim or wth nankid-either to give nor to take quarter, In heteell thevcesrof great movemtheynrollupon him with the iron hands or therlaw;nifmhentells them or virtues, when theyhave sny, then the mob attacks ofm ithe ...

... The following has appeared this week in the Mornineg Heralac Sir,-A great sensation has been produced by the popular novels of 'LadyAudley's Secret' and 'Aurora Floyd,' which are now in every one's hands. They have just fallen into mine, and I have been startled by the many pointe of resemblance which they present to my novel of ' The Man of the World,' published five years ago. The references ...

... THE X: SU-. !TION : F O ; E A TEEHEJNSURRETTION IN POL-AND. Defeat of langiwivcz. * The reported defeat of the; Polish Dictator has received foil confin' mation ,and seemns to.bave been the inevitable result of the position i1 which he vas placed,--hemmed in. by large bodies of RUSSantfor th Occupying with too numerous forces an- area too contracted for the system of operations on whiche acted ...