... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPflMA. DOMESTIC. The Ga'xtte notifies that the Order of the Garter has been conferred upon Prince Alfred. In the House of Lords, last evening, Earl Russell stated that in a short time he would be able to lay on the table additional cor- respondence ?? to Poland. The last despatches of Great Britain, France, and Austria to Russia were sent to St. Petersburg on Weduesday. The ...

... Thu Times points out the nature of the operations before Vickeburg. Grant, bywinningthree battles, obtained possession of the ground required for an assault, or the operations of a siege it the assault failed. On the 22nd May, the fourth day only after the appearance of the Federal troops in front of the intrenchments, an assault was ordered along the whole line of works. It was a combined ...

... THE INAUGURATION OV THE PRINCE CONSORT'S MEMORIAL. (From tic Times.) On Wednesday, the public ceremony of un- covering the -commemorative memorial, erected not less as a perpetual record of the Great Exhibi- tion than as a tribute to the Prince Consort to whose untiring evertions its vast success was due, was celebrated at South Kensington with every circumstance of stately pomp and royal ...

... I Thesebathe, situate inagargazet-etieet, Cress.vell- street, which had long been a desideratui, and which will be found a great boon to the residents in Everton, were opened to the public for the first time yesterday. For some years past the baths committee of the corporation have been desirous of establishing bathe in each of the principal or more populous districts of the borough, and they ...

... I'Ot{EF1(N 1NTELL1GEM E. I AMERICA. F r ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA, THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. A DEMOCRATIC PEACE CONVENTION. w ASSAULT OF PORT HUDSON 01 DEFEN CES. INDICATIONS OF A REACTION. LATER FROMLI MEXICO. c P The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia e) Company's sorew steamer Etna, from New York cs on Saturday, the 6th instant, has arrived. She ul ,brought the United States mails, 73 cabin and ...

... .0 if At an early hour on Wednesday morning a very g serious accident happened on the North Union e Railway, near Preeton, which resulted in the d destruction of an immense amount of property ?? belonging to the company and several parties e whose gooids were being conveyed along the line. At hal past ten o'clock on Tuesday night, a goods 3- train, consisting of 22 waggons aid a guard's van, ...

... 8S&LUS POPULT. LEX BUPBEMA. DOMESTIC. Yesterday was the twenty-fifth anniversary of the coronation of the Queen. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, at the private residence of Lord Palmerston, who is still suffering from the gout. It is understood that the vote to be moved by Lord Palmerston, on Thursday night, for fortifications, will only be about half the amount for which the act was ...

... Last Saturday afternoon, the testimonial to which we recently referred, consisting of silver claret jug, two large silver goblets, a salver, and a sword and scabbard, all beautifully embossed, was presented to Lioutenant.Colouel Gamble, by the members of the 47th L.RlV., of which corps he as the commandant. The presentation took place on 'Ie drill ground, in the presence of a great many T 'ns ...

... A PA-RISIAq,,MARRIAGE. Some.circumstances connaected with V recent marriage In. ihil life thretn ocrea ih icaudal as did the PaliktoDotttiorn .it.'eb i tae daughter of a cele lr9y who.took .an active 'althoug 'not a leading part in'the coip b',lot, and a peveonwell'knhwn onthe turif as a fast young man, and ' friepd, .ofthe, Duke de Grammont-Caderousse. -Iit-FeN ?? it appears that he .had run ...

... 7c . URT NEWS. .. . I WrND5OR CASTLE, ;SATURAYt- Tba.Qneen left the Castle this afternoon to pay a visit to tbe Queen Marie 'Apnoli at ~Clarrenont. Her Majest'y ?? accoimpanied by tbfe ?8iriiaees Helesa end Prc Leopold, and was attended by the Marchicuess oE leIy,. th Hon.'Major General A. Nelson Hloed, anrd the lIOn. tieu.Colonel' Dudley de Ros. Her Maiesty will leave Windsor for Osborne, ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All £tXter: intended ifr pubtioeaton nmust be ewonaeisasd 6v Uth nameana arldieuts of the uriters, not ?? foi pubfioestioea but foa th. inforsnation of the Rditor, aaffsesystdesti who get anw special Value upo7: tesr coirx munwatiO meot keep copies of taem, as Ws Cannot und- CaOe to rctur4 uwted Contributions, A. 13. Q.t-The lines are not in Ritson.; nor can we ...

... TRIAL TRIP oFASUSPEOTED COMEDEA.ITE STEAIER, THE SOUTHERNEIX Public interest has been for some time directed to a vessel building in the Tees at the yard of blessra. IV. Pearse and Co. (formerly Pearse and Lockwood). It was currently reported that this ship was intended for war purposes, and with the object of following in the steps of the notorious Alabama. All kinds of reports referring to ...