... 1 SECOND EDITION. I AM RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA. SOUTHAMPOSx, Arnyr. 28. The Hamburg and American Company's screw steamer Teutonjir, from New York on the 15th instant, has arrived. She brings 150 passengers for Havre and this port; $8$j0GO for France, and I150 for Hamburg. On the lth, the Teutonia spoke the screw Bteamet Pennsylvania, from Liverpool for New York; and on the 23rd, the ...

... THE BOMBAY MATL I~ . I By the aival of the above mal we have advices t from Bombay to March 28, and from Calcutta to Marchl 22.. The ?? preparations for the war in Bhoobn fare mid to be on a eal.e sufficient for a ten uonthbs campaign. Substantial buildings for the B shelter of the troop in the Doon are pianned for, and a lakh of rupees has been placed at the diu- posal ot the chief en ineer ...

... TOI 1 TX6ZHMC INTWI SYMPATHY OF'THZ` ITALIN PARTA Mini' WITH A SXEBIA. I TURIN, AnM X. The Cambusee.o. Deputisaill be dup~il black this evening and for the e Wowing da, in mourning for a vesidente elulowina days qusno. of a monion made by theo iniste of 1- naunee and supported by aeverdl deputioN, O.w Chamber will sen an addr'e to the Aineuies Congress expraing the gief of the country MA the ...

... FBaCn THE lRBENCHE JOURALS AZ TH3E AS IATI[ON -OI PR1s31T LINCOLNz. . ~ ?? Wmumna Evue .On sittig dow to wrte I am overwhbelmed by the aho news, reasured at tee Dour's and !nowrIne in pstive un by ever evening . ap e t~h at thle good , tbe opea,,the hoet Pei- , onooln is murdered.- My firs impresion wsto consider vhether by any psiilit y the tee .splapie intlligenc my he fals. A11 we know ...

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... A shocking event has occurred in the parish of Keymer. An old man named Thomas Hobden had been in a low state of mind for some time, and since Christmas has been enabled to do but little work. On Sunday morning it appears he was unusually kind to his wife, and they were apparently on the very best of terms, but subsequently he attacked her with a sharp handbill, inflicting several very serious ...

... Hollow-headed Shot.-In consequence of the complaints that the fronts of the 64-pounder hollow- headed shot broke on falling upon the decks of ships the further manufacture of these shot has been stopped, and it is intended to supply hollow shot with thick fronts instead of them. The Ordnance Com- mittee have also found that it is necessary to alter their rules, and to reduce the windage of '08 ...

... THE CALVINISTIC METHODISTS held anniversary services at tiethania Chapel, on Friday and Monday last. Excel- lent sermons were preached, and the chapel was thronged during each of the services. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POLICEMAN.—At Mountain Ash, on the 18th April, William Jarrett, a railway policeman, received injuries under the following circumstances, from which he died. The deceased fixed his ...

... The annual tea party and concert in connexion with High-street Baptist chapel, took place on Friday afternoon last, and although in general one of the best meetings of this description in the district, the attendance was not equal to former years. This, however, might be accounted for to a considerable extent, by the extreme mildness and fineness of the weather, which, with railway facilities, ...

... The correspondent of the New York Herald describes the dispersion of Lee's army as follows At the commencement of General Grant's operations on this line five days ago the rebels had a force at their command defending Petersburg, variously estimated at from 60,000 to 75,000 men. The defence of Peters- burg was the defence of Richmond. If one fell, the other was certain to fall. Hence every ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN. Within a short time three bona fide German count3, one Irish baronet, two Greeks of high degree, and one Turk have been enlisted in New York. A good joke of Lord Palmers ton's is in circalation apropos of his reported Insult of the Marylebnne vestry as local tinkers. Oh, that's a mere error cf the pre^s, said his Lordship, a letter dropped—I must have said local ...

... ACCIDENTAL DEATHS. 0F About nine o'clock on Friday morning the b(W a man aged abont 50 w.is found floating in the Dock. It was taken out by the police and M, as that of Peter Denni*, a labourer residing ic J1' i street, The body was conven ed to tbe dead-'hoU^4 an inquest took place. The verdi.-t was f°uC' Drowned. On the same morning a little girl named GIVeo V. Rhys, a ...