... SINCE we last commented at any length on the disastrous j'a~ struggle in America, a change bas taken place in the fou. current of popular feeling in thle Northern States which A is as extraordinary as it is unfortunate. Three months wity ago the language of the victorious Democrats, and the Yes admitted diseontent of large sections of the people, led to the a very general belief that the war ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOE. PRUSSIA. The Prussian Government has again received a signal defeat in the Chamber of Deputies, which has boldly condemned its interference in favour of Russia against the Poles. The long debate, during which the policy of the Government was violently attacked, was concluded on Saturday, and the motion of Herrenr Hoverbeck and Carlowite, recommending neutrality in the ...

... I1cTHE INTLELLECT AND VALOUR OF RITAIN. 'Such is the title of a picture of a novel bat at the sama time of a deeply interesting character which is now being exhibited at the gallery of Mr. Frost, Clara-street, from the easel of Mr. Thomas Jones Barker. We have more than once contended in these columns for Mr. Barker's claim to be considered an important contributor to the pictorial history I ...

... - A .- l - - - : - - - - - The committee have adopted the following programme ror the Fireworks on Brandon-hill, Durdham-down, and Totter- down on the occasion of the Prince of Wales's marriage:- Flight of rockets and shells with reports. Display of signal rockets or distressed lights used at sea. Brilliant aerial chandelier with silver stars. Display of crimson lights. A GRAND S8IIELD PIECE, ...

... IMPERIAL PARILIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. ho: ROME.-The Marquis of Nonsyask-ed the noble IV Il'Ird the Foreigni Secretary- at question regarding his quota- cc' 11,11 front the despatchees, which, he said, ho was nottt authonisci to do, unless hi' NNvas prepared inanse~diately to lity 1., Ilicv ilospatches, onl the tahle. aho ha o ytbe U thi ric~~ented to Parliament. Ilie had anether ...

... ma. -- ?? ,A in 4 nina, The following has been issued as the offieialprogramme of the day's proceedings: The Mayoress will plant an oak tree on Brandon-hill at 9.00 a.m.wilprd The BRISTOL VOLnNoTiES will parade in Queen-square, preparatory hing to the Down, at 98.0 am. 'Ihe NORTH SOMERSETSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY wil assemble in the Cattle-market at 9.30 a.m., and will join the Volunteers in ...

... .e The following resents were made to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales and to his -Royal Highness the Prince h of Wales, upon the occasion of their marriage., g The presenlts to the Princess of Wales included, from- e Her Majesty the Queen, in the name of his Royal High- it ness the Prince Consort and the Queen, from designs by his y Rnyal Highness, a parnre of very large and fine ...

... From one end of the eounty to the other-from the t Wellingtonpillar to the banks of the Tamar-committees a are actively engaged in arranging the details of those a demonstrations of loyalty which are naturally called forth t by the auspicious marriage of the Heir Apparent with the Princess of Denmark. We have details of these arrange- ments sufficient to ill two or three columns; but even if ...

... | LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS. The Honed j0et at five O'clOCk. The Earl of ,XALIEBRYL'a gave notice that on Friday LiA should call atteutibn to the arrest of three officers of S.M. ship Forte by the BaziDiC EE asked whether, in connexion with the ptpsd etrt fn.1 the Galway subsidy, It was in- tende d onake.any ?? of the port of departure or destiainfth ue. Lord thEY of AL DRLEr ...

... GIMMAII Nkft I co]vaesytont~, HI~id er/it 6 'tO tae~eout dob L exorcise sand his k ' tnieiloi. Ti ~di/sdas has entirely disappeared. i( :/ STR' PTMjsnmeaj,4y on! its ,lipplidationi g)ires permanlent relief by the Painless destruction of the eextr Ii* se,,dona,4eeeasary. Sold by ?? i~t:le ,U tons IMPO21TAIIT TOPAIUi!5RArf) 4L 1t~tZ 'VIPENMor. 'h1eY An article under the nMe1 of ureinhsjutbe ...

... LONDON SB;RV.ANTS. From an article in London &ociety entitledt, Housekeeping in Belgravia, wensake ;the following extracts'illuuntative, of the lives, laws, and habits, of London servants. A MAID OF MANY WORKS. The sacrifioes some people make to enable them, to keep. their carriages, savour sometimes of theridiculous to those who are in the secret of the #nkaye. Plain substantial Mrs. f ...

... vp?valnflffq? ,o HOUSE OF LORDS,.-MONDAY, MARCH 16. d ,Th6 LoRa.CsCANCnnLo' brought in a'bill to amend the t Lease and Sales of Settled Estates' Act, which was read the I first time, Earl GnmicviLu moved the second reading of the Union Relief Aid Act (862) Vontinuance Bill, which was read a second time. Lord STANLEY of ALDEELY, moved the second reading of the Salmon Exportation Bill. .The Earl ...