... T HE HAYMARKET NIGor-HOBUSES .--At the Middle- sex Sessions on Friday, John Septinmts Saul, Francis Jackson, and Mary Wood, were convicted of keeping a disorderly house at No. 32 Windmill Street, Hay- market. Saul was sentenced to twelve months' im- prisonment, with hard labour, and to pay a fine of £100, besides remaining in prison till the fine was paid; Wood was sentenced to three months' ...

... THE INNISIdLLING DRAGOON-. I (Fromu the London ItevIew. I We are glad to observe that a question has been put to the Minister of War with regard to the now notorious case of Sergeant-Major Lilley, of the Ilnis- killing Dragoons. It is neither for the interest of the arnmy nor for the interest of the public that such cases should be discussed in Parliament or in the press but, unfortunately, ...

... THE FLUCTUATION-S IN THE VALUE OF GOLD AT NEW YORK. (From the Ecenomiist.) We had hoped this week to give a full view of the finan- cial legislation of the Federal Congress as it finally passed. The number of alterations which it underwent during its progress through the twv Houses were infinite. We e find it hard enough to pass a Budget with a Chancellor in the House of Commons to propose and ...

... ARRIVAL OF 'THE ARABIA. ?? our own Correspondentj Liverpool, Marci 2i). 'Uii I~tish and N-orth Ainerican Roval Mail steamship Anai.ta, Cap~tain Ander~sen, arrived this forenoonn from Bos- t'n. Seereilt- salnin ?? thle 18,th instanlt, and 11017: lhaliax on th,, Friday, fulewig._ Besidesz the mnails, ?? h twenty-seven pxusen-'es,' and had h:0in spi ree ...

... TULSDAY MORNING, LEARCH 31. i('2I ' (btte, of yesterday's date, States that ij ?? c lrrotly reported in Viemia that the French ?? i'.aet will insist onll the complete indepen- iierii'e '1 Pland, , Miath the Duke of Leuchterberg as Ki ei that this new arran gement for settlinlg the To .i1i kiffic Iltv has been mace known to all Cole Ani-,sSLto`s ?? the great Powers at Paris. A bettr addartssde1 ...

... THE C'OMPLETE OVERTHROW OF THE PUBLIC i LIBERTIES. (From the Yew Yoik World.) This is the darkest hour since the outbreak of the rebellion. Congress, by ?? authorising the Pre- sident to suspend the writ ef iwhects eoqm1s through- out the whole extent of the country, hrons Con15suni- mated its series of measures for laying the country prostrate and helpless at the feet of one maln. It was not ...

... i.S-TALIATION' ADDRESS OF LORD PALMERSTON. * m, t (lieU 'clek, thle Ilight I ion. Viscount Pal- '!~!sered t11c Installation Adilresto the stuidents as 'iof the University of Glas~gow. His Lordshi n i i te sua mnnr.The accormmodation-which tfthe etnlur~its and mnembers, of the Uniersty :rg tssiliiied within their own ureetnects, ardthe ,as thcreforethis kere-d in t. Johns, Church, wvhich S-c ...

... TVRALT OFFICE, Mb1nday Mor-ong. B Y T E L G B A F H. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Polish insurgents of Plock and Augustows have re- ceived 1000 Minni6 rifles. News from Vienna states that Langiewicz was still in the citadel of Cracow. e a LREUTERS TELEGRAM.] s SPAIN. y Madrid, March 27 (Evening). L The President of the Council has, in a conference, stated ato Senor Olozaga that the new ?? does ...

... BlICH B3EGGAlS. Thles are multitudes of instances of beggars who, amid squalor, rags, arid dirt utterly miserable, contrive to amass considerable suis of money. For obvious reasens they gene- rallv conceal their wealth during life, and it is only when the breath is out of their body that the golden hypocrisy is discovered. Usually the hoarded coins are found sewen up in rags or straw beds, or ...

... PRtSSIAN AFFAIRS. (From the Correspondent if the Daily Tele~rin-,n B erhli a-- i Things begin to look rather glooms all of a ?? im. probable as it appears, there is a variety of.,p, 0nt inogeatthe eventuaillity of a Rhenliuswar. It is neitbh4 1y nor, l am afraid, Prematurely, that Ilincur tne r,i oneJ'jJ;: attending the circulation of ouch a report. r %,Ul undue importance to the ...

... LA-N,'I!MVICZ'S ADDRESS TO HTS TTh)OPS. The following is the epilogue of the tangie.vWic: tragely, as given in the Cracow Czar, The paper Avldii so lona sdeatified itself with the national cause may bc i gar(led as spealcing in the name, and by authority of, the fall n Dit:- tater. It is on his behalf that the particulars and ati n mi- tkeas subjoined are now addressed to the Poles:-- We ...

... tALL 'll iSUl, 124 ±l an £J-iV LESJ. v . -. (From the Leeds Mercury.) Stalybridge, Friday. There has been no renew~sl of the late disturbances, but out of the thirteen adult schools in the town only three have as yet accepted the proposal of the committee-that the relief should be given half in money and half in kind, by tickets on shopkeepers. The scholars of the Central School, many of whom ...