... MR. SULLIVAN'S, LECTURE. There was on Wednesday night a genuine Irish row at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson- street, the occasion being a lecture by Mr. M. A. Sullivan, of Dublin, on The Emperor at St. Helena, or the last hours of Napoleon. The chair, it was announced, would be taken at half-past sevbn o'clock, but though more than another half hour was allowed to elapse the hall was even ...

... I' I ADDITIONAL PARTICULAu& RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE AND-. PRINCESS, . At five minutes to one the Prince and Princess of Wales, and their ladiescand gentlemen in wait. ing, proceeded in four oarriagas attended by a guard of honour of the let Life Guards, from Merlborgugh Hlouse along the royal road to Buckingliam Palace. The Prince wore the uni- form of a general in the army, with the Mantle ...

... LOSS BY FIR, I ! AT WJXDsQ.t9 FT1 QT'V -. l SUFFEBINGS OF r C 1 The following isa L. British ship Windsor For0 5ise os t g burnt at sea on the 18th ofJ mnmunicated by her cond 41 e John Malcom0on, of LiverVO3 ' y We left Penarth Road ), and 21othing of note bU oo :t lat. 120'2 , long. 2X., d fine breezes and beautj oe ?? 5 in my cabin readig ahr~1 ad and thinking iheardA h up the after ...

... IA SArURDAY. MARCH 12, EIGHT A.M. PLACES. '.DI W. IFX Q 1. I.;S. Nain.JM l~1 2 , %v. I 1 5 020 c 1) I Aberdeen 2. 0.805 1 . N. NV. I 1) 10 20, 9 b I Lith ..21).:3J8 l1S.SAV. 2 3, 2 oc Ardrosanu .. 20.861V40 21 1L.N.W. Ii 05j2L O C . I Gieericastl.. 20.9; 139 11W.N.W.; 2! 7lS9D h r 023 I C ahiay M 11 42 11 SW 2 Si20 r c 102 Valenta . 2.WI.W. ?? 8 29, c 0.1e Cape Clear .. . . c . 3 Qtieczlst. ...

... THE ITALIAN CONSPIRACY IN I FRANCE. I 'he correspondent of the Daily Retus says- Having sat out this trial from beginning to end, I feel bound to express my conviction that the common belief that the plot was got up by the police is totally unfounded. Neither do I believe any one of the prisoners to be a mouton or spy. The antecedents of the prisoners negative this conclusion, and show them ...

... Last Friday night's Gaaette officially recog- nises the final and hopeless failure of a line of policy which was from the first condemned in these columns on grounds that subsequent experience has only too fully confirmed. The very questionable experiment of lending British naval and military officers, and disci- plined British skill and courage, to help the Chinese Government against the ...

... I _ _ ?? ?? I GARIBALDI'S RECEPTION AT MALTA. The following is an extract from a letter written by a Liverpool gentleman who is accompanying Garibaldi to England:- Valetts, March 23, 1864. The steamer took us up beautifully, and -we arrived this morning at three o'clock. Captain B-, 100th regiment, has made the most corn. fortable arrangements for us at the Imperial Hotel. We had a good ...

... The great volunteer festival of Easter Monday has once more been celebrated in fitting style by the citizen-soldiers of the metropolis. In some respects the present year's display, though rather less numerously attended, and perhaps less attractive in the eyes of civilians, than some of its predecessors, surpassed all that had gone before. The difficult nature of the ground and the in- ...

... | - - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, RIGHT At PLACES. B. E D W. F X I Q . R. S. Narnl litlt ?? 29.34 41 3 W.N.W. 2 30 cc 0.11 2 Aberdeen .. 29.89 41 2 s.S.W. 26 2 Oa . 2 Leith ?? 29.41 48 3 w. 2 2 32 c .. I Ardrossan .. 29.44 43 2 N.N.w. 4! 8 32 r .. 3 Greencatle,. 29.65 44 1 N.w. 5 7 24 r a 0.31 2 Galway ?? 29.76 40 2 iv 2! 0 26 re 0.10 -2 Valentia ?? 29.81 47 4 N. 4 7 32 C 0.09 4 Cape lear.. 29.81 ...

... LOSS OF THE DE SERT FLOWR.I BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY. The investigation touching the loss of the ship Desert Flower was resumnea yesterday at the police court, Daie. street, betfore Mr. Raffles and Captains Harris and Cow, nautical assessors. Sir. O'Dowdrippeired for the Heard rof Trade, and Mr. B3. .1. Tlosnron on behalf of Captain Harvey, who had command of the vessel at the time of lier lose. ...

... To the list of sudden and unexpected deaths which have lately occurred in this town must now be added that of James Lawrenoe, Esq., who died on Wedneqdavy evening, at his residence, Parkhill, Dingle-lsiao, roxteth-park, at the age of 65. The deceased appeared to be in his usual state of health up to Tuesday evening last, when he was suddenly seized with ilness in town. It waa ome time before ...

... TUE INVASION OF DENMARK. THEE INVASION OF DENMARK. ?? I vPrULSE OF THE PRUSSIANS. The Prussian army, after spending more than a month in forming its approaches to the lines of Duppel, and after maintaining a heavy flanking fire on the Danish bastions for several days, made a grand assault on Bastion. No. 6 and on the whole lines ot Duppel at three o'clock in the morning of Monday last. This ...