... 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 GRAND NATIONAL DOG HELOW at Ashburnham Hall. From the first we always augured well for the Dog Show got up under the auspices of Mr. i. T. Smith, but we were hardly prepared to find it so brilliantly successful as it has turned out. Exhibitions of the numerous breeds of that animal, who with the horse shares the greatest sympathies of the human race, have rarely proved a paying speculation ...

... | [FROM OUR OWN conRMSroNDENT.] 3 LONDON, SATURDAY. ft WRITINe from London last Saturday afternoon, I tl ventured to state, on information which I considered m trustworthy, that the British Government had at w length hit upon a candidate for the vacant Throne of u Greece, and that the handkerchief -bad been thrown B to Prince William of Denmark, the brother of the W Princess of Wales. It is ...

... I TER POLL TAX ON BZrTISH SUBJECTS IN 1 ?? I TO HER MOST GSACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEE. We the undersigned English men and women, Maltese and others under yoar protection, most re- spectfolly represent to your Ma3esty that an order in council ha lately appeared here under your own immediate authority, whereby we are required to pay a poll tax of 5a. each on men and women under the name of ...

... The will of Mrs. Charlotte Marlborough, of Cedar Cottage, Streathan, Surrey, relict of Edward Marl. borough, Esq., was proved in London, under 12,0001. The testatrix, who died in February last, executed her will in October, 1861, and has left legacies to several charitable institutions, but the bulk of her property she leaves to her niece, Eliza, wife of William Swinscow, Eaq., appointing the ...

... S. THE steamer Arabia, with New York advices to the evening of the 19th inst., has arrived. The a, Richmond papers report a serious defeat sustained by ;. the Federals in making an attack upon Port Hudson. At two o'clock on the afternoon of the 14th inst. the Federal gunboats on the river commenced to bombard the place, and at midnight they attempted to slip past a the batteries under cover of ...

... THE STALYBRIDGE BIOTERS, lion AN attempt has been made in certain quarter. een to represent the Stalybridge rioters as comprising the no. bulk of the factory operatives in that town, and not ion merely so, but as representing the entire class of ner cotton workers. Upon these assumptions horaiiss pa. have been preached in leading journals which ought rth to be better informed, and which, in ...

... 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, ...

... | US'SIAN OUTRAGU ON A BRITISH S UBJECT. We. read in the Czas, of the 17Gh inst., the following:- 1 Mr. Louis Finkenstore, a British subject, provided with a pmsspDrt, granted on the 27th March, 1862, by Earl Russell, was on the 14'h of the present month on his way to the neighbourhood of Miechow, for the pur- pise of making a purchase of corn. Being arrested in the village of Gorka by a ...

... VTHE POLISH INSURREkJlox. I BUaSAu, MAnon 20. vel There is little doubt that the recent reverses fo, sustained by the insurgents are due, not so much f to the arms of Russia as to the want of tact and FE prudence among their own leaders. The conduct h of Lan ewicz, brave though he undoubtedly has pto shown hmself, is open to the gravest suspicions thi Why should he have so hastily assumed the ...

... I LORD PALMERSTON'S VISIT TO ?? of (By B rTISH AND IEISH MAGNETIC TELEGAPH.) GLASGOW, MONDAT NIGHT. 1- The ceremony of installing Lord PaWmerston as le Lord Rector of the Glasgow University took place this s. afternoon. Owing to the limited accommodations fforded. a- by the common han i of the college, the iustas, ation tooki Id pe in the church of St. John, wrhich long before the cere- mony ...

... (FRit 1 THE GUARDIA3.) It is a cetton speculation, we are told by great ioitaiercial authorities-a purchase of cotton upon verv advantageous conditions. To an ordinary observer the risk, it vaust be owned, seems to outweihli the advantage. Others, who conceive themselves to be ill the secret, affirml that the w hole transaction is merely a contrivance to which certain large creditors of the ...