... THE WIYECK OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. (From the Times.) The opening of the navigation of the St. Lawrenice, and the commencement of the direct summer trade with Canada throu ,gh Quebec, have been marked by a terrible catastrophe. The first steamer of the season, the Anglo-Saxon, striking on one of the rocks or reefs a few miles to the eastwgrd of Cape Race. became in an hour a total wreck. The ...

... I IpYAL aATIWNAL LIFEBOAT INSTDTI'TO. A meeting of thi institutiton vas lie h ?? the .7th in-st.! -Admniral] the ?? 0!f dothliccya-1 ;ia preszilernt of the society, ?? uyin tie cl;i r Li . u-as voted o the -t-ee iti tjp ea , tll ii ?? ?? loi g;ag tto the institution, mr inctin ott ! rof ,; Ingon the night cit tie 1r I crv' of seven mcli from thle Un r 'ais ?? ?? h2ad sunic dulring/ stormy ...

... sHtCu'1KENG TrAGLEDY AT N i1;IN' i ?? ?? the Mmnclaester Guardian.) A sliociu1 ?? place in Narrow Marsh. a ?? and densely -tolculated part of ?? on iav evenling¢¢. Thle p-rpctratir of- the deed is a !il .. d ' 'heelden. a pensioner, about fifty year- of a u . ii te wocana`b he attempted to murder 'va, hi-s wife, ri i xch hadl lived on badl termns for several month;. A .-rt ti ago they ...

... ?? -: N1 CON, ?? BThAM The Court o f ?? a y liotsz' o , uisr+aee I e i v ' iof theP orplheus har,,e foin d io- w ?? -' by t. respondrdent of the i'(etc, Ia hr - was lkst-by striking on the bia-r o ?iniil hr.i goig oerit us the, absci've- of ulilot -eS's; tos rjt 'whaever was attawhch to Ct'ourmoilrt re0CB r of her officers~ ani crew: an-I that tl'~ so''1 ve'ye1;s- sea--ra an ma ine, an'd ...

... SCOTTISH INVENTIONTS. I l-wil liars .Tinbsn. C. R.. 16 Euchanan Stree!t, GI1 (Cormpi5edhy5illiarhJliif'lsol C.F.jO rBuchananStreet, Glasgow. ) rATENTI RLtEYNVLY ArPLIE.L) FOIL April 20. Charles Iandolph and John Eller, enginCers, C ?? in surface condensers. April 21. Hiugh onald, enginin er, Jolhnstone -Tilprove- ments in achinery or apparatus for bending or straight.en- ing* metal plates. ...

... I STATIONS OF THE BRITISH APIMY ON 4rTH MAY, Mdl. (Froun the Edinfburgh Gazctte.) rio VWlije Le o cile pe, ott owothweed, the laot incmted dios tha w(d , vi da the Depot qi rhe lj.lii ~tt~ii.Ifes I LIFE GUAM'.01a. RoiYAf ARTILTFERY. I ho: t st, Repent's Park. 20th (Field) Katuptee. ,i 2d, Hyde Park. 21st Do. .51h ot. ROYAL IIROSL CIA.N. d Do. Ifuear Windsor. ld Do. Secunderabad. do' D)RA~itON ...

... TUESDAY MORlNING, MAtY 12. I EXIcA despatches to Paris, dated uilth April, | state that Gencral Forey took possession of the city of Puebla on the 31st March. The Mexicalns dis- puted possession of the town to the last, fighting from street to street with great bravery, and they still hold two of the forts. T'ie French loss is esti- mated at bil0 killed anllt wounded, but the Mexicana loss, ...

... ILATEST XEW'So After some further discussion, in which the ChancelIor of the E::ehequer W3E strongly urged to consider the case, Mr. H1gNLEY said he h;sd often tried to diseovera remedy. but was unable to find one. This class received an exemption, and ought not to complain if there was Some difficulty in effecting, it. The clause was then withdrawn, umd the bill passed through Committee. ...

... I AFTE RNOON ED T IOrN. a ?? of m , - M o rw..e I BIAaD OFFICE, Ymnnij. . t T, BY T, z f b E . A P -H. For EiN I NTEL.L G E-NICE. LR$FtaER'S TELEG.IIAM.l FRiAN GE. * ?? -a'.Iy82 An Imperial ?? lissolves the Corps Legisiatif, rnd fixes the -slt May and 1st June for the general election of deputies throughlout France. The Duke de Mornv assured the Chaneber -that the tr&- peror was developing the ...

... m (Fromn the Tiniei.) it nicght be expected that the vory little ?? l wdL has attended the efiitrts ef Lord Korrmanby in cne Riouse of Parliament, and of Sir GU. Bowyer se. in the other, to damagee the cause of Ittlian unity o mould deter imitators, anti that a land which has pe suflered so mucli i ould be left to heal its wouncds in bu peice, fee fno0u1 the molestations of those at a dis- FI ...

... 'l¶J' SON OF T-ll' ?? ()C'OX:I T N )} PIC.E. (Fronti the Tiru es - I iie-tentlls of our readlers woull L c*it her nr ti iotice at all, or notice with utter iclivern, a couple of linos uls our; collulls w;hlich thirty ?? ago wouild have uppearcol inclediIle. IL th. se two'lines are iouttl two nal1ies, ite juxtapositioll of which eveCI now- sev'ms scarcely p 'Ssible. Mr. Daniel (}CoVnell, ntcl ...

... TUlE QU1IEES JOTERNEY '10 BALMRAIR. . The Queen will return fron Osborne to Windsor Castle tom orrow, and on the following day her 15O JOsty wil tithe Iher deprarture fur Belneural, aecpnl by their I3oyal Hr'hnesses Prince Alfred and Prince ie pold and tuer b~t,\ ¢ne~est the e l?-ikcesses i elena, Lois i andI be ti ce Tbc Loyal traiu C,,'Tveyig 1h(r M3ljsty V -il I cen~isu of the Q hleens ...