... BY Er.?CTRCSO AND INTERNATIONSAL TALEGRArN. OFFiCMe, TEWL; BUILSOINgs, NEW STIRET. jjETUrjgR-S TrLISRA MS. POLAND. CONSpIRACY AT WARSAW: WARSXNV, M&Y C. Some 7days Pgo ar order was issued by the Revolu. tiozary Committee that the inhabitants of the Praga sulbub, ntlibering riome 12,000 Bouls, were to remove to ceother portion of the town. Suspicion being heleby aroused, search wis made, ...

... . Wo met gallant old George Cruikshank the other day wandering among the ruins of the ancient tenements in course of demolition for the erection of the new Strand Hotel. We might have imagined him to be in search of the house where Mr. Wood, the carpenter, dwelt, in Queen Anne's time, and where Jack Sheppard is said to have carved his name upon the beam; but, from a sly twinkle in the ...

... FORDYCE LEOTURFS ON AGRICULTURE- Tgns Wss have for a coneiderable number of years endeavonred Sia to masks the readers of this Afumalc acquainted with every- a fe, Ithing of importance connected with the progress of Agri- culture, both in its theoretical and practical aspect. 'It has TI been 'more especially oar object to direct attention to whatever has been evolved in the progrees of ...

... purghuadosid Mr Afmthuos.I Adalygid ar y Famnaeb Yd a= yr wytbnoa ddiweddaL ER nadloedd y dadforion o gynnyrobion tramor Ond cymmndrol iawv, tc nad oes yn breseunol ond 195 o lestri llwythog o tJ ar eu mordaith o borthladdoodd ir dwyrain i Gibraltar, so ma ddisgwylit ond yebydig o gynnyrohbbn o'r Baldo Isaf, olherwydd y gwrthryfel yn Poland, sarwaidd oodd y fianach mown gweuith, a ohydag ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY ]3, 1863. I When Mr. DISRAELI in a vein of quiet sarcasm consoled the Chancellor of the Exchequer with the suggestion, that although defeated by the Charities he had conquered the Clubs, the critical member for Buckinghamshire added, in a tone of mischievous banter, that even the latter eccentricity might ulti- mately disappear from the Budget; and so it has come to pass. On ...

... i the Mr. Somes contradicts the statement that he intends to up withdraw his bill for closing public houses sin Sunday. to- During the past week 46 wrecks have been reported, mak. Lr-ing a total for the present year of 706. VIl General Garibaldi, a letter from Caprera states, is to return ge, to the Continent about the middle of May to complete his till cure-at some of the watering places. wo ...

... THEr GlAVE-It buries every error-covers every defeet-extinguishes every resentment. From its peaceful bosom spring none but fond regrets and tender recollections. Who can look down upon the grave of an enemy and not feel a compunctious throb that he should have warred with the poor handful of dust that lies mouldering before him ? Be and continue poor, young man, while others around you grow ...

... simfoSlO. LflX gev BALUfl rOPYJ I antM . SUMMARY, DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords, last evening, the Cayman Islands and the Diocese of London Bills were severally read a third time and pmsed. In the Rouse of Commons, Lord C. Paget stated, in reply to Mr. Hadfield, that his attention had been called to a letter, published in the Liverpool Mercury, which accused Cap- tain Inglefield, of H.M.S. ...

... YNYS ?? A'X :iELYNT10ib. Yr wyfthse ddiweddaf, yr cedd genym achos i Sno ao herwydd prinder wzlaw, oand erbyn heddyw y mae y eymmylau wediele diwallu. Cuwaom gawod fadblawn si ammhrisiadwy ddydd Meecher, yr boa afydd'ya ad- nawyddiad i wyveb sin gwlad. Cyfnewidiadau Y% yr Bglys Wkde5l ANd.-Yr ydym ye deall fed y Parch, John Wynne Jones. A. C.,. parson Hen egliiya, wedi eiddyrchafn i fed yn ...

... ELECTRIC TELE GRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS,-TUESDAY. The House sat but a few minutes, and the business trans- acted wais of no public importance. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY, FLOGGING IN THE NAVY.-In reply to Mr. HADFIELD, Lord C. PACIE.T stated that his attention had been called to an article whichl appeared in the Liverpoot KMeruryirespecting the flogging of one of the crew of H.M, S. .Majestic. The ...

... P No.V. p ,IT is a difficult matter to get at the truth of anything w erespecting the operation of these laws. They are fassailed and defended with more class feeling than pi calm reason. Both parties are jealous of each other. al V Neither seems to take up the matter, with a view to tl remedy acknowledged evils. This is apparent on every is - occasion of any game question coming before Parlia ...

... INLAND REVENUE AND CUS- TOMS ESTABLISHMENTS. Yesterday the committee appointed to inquire into a the working of these establ hments resumed their *o sittings at No. 18 of the House of Commons. Mr. Hor.fall presided. The other members present wrea Mr. Cardwell, Sir TV. Hayter, Sir H. Willoughby, M,. Hankey, Mr. Laird, MIr. Liddell, and Mr. Henneesy. Mr. IV. H. Stevenson was called and examined ...