... I FASHION AND RIETIES., I Prinoe Teok (Says the Owl) -has ?? oirered acomrnand in the Austriane army, annd will leave ?? iasmediately for Vienna, ThiePrileeI vvllp5obbll sooom. The ?? do Condo, eldest son of the Duo D A nmele, whose death we lately announded, Is nu irreparable lose to tho Orleans family, He was a young marnaa bf remarkable promise, bhig-prlndlPladt, Warmearnl, gifted with ...

... COALITION- FAIR PLAY. (from. the Globe.) When Lord Derby rose so hastily last night to vin- dicate himself and party from the charge of having met the Government by surprises and unexpected tactics, he clearly forgot the part played by his son. It is no new thing for the Earl of Derby to promise fair play. The novelty would be in his keeping his promise. We have no right to be surprised, and ...

... I T r TYY-OYSUu] IR. I rl d.- 1 ?? _ . It _ I I . . ., ?? The monthl fair which U' ?? on 'l':lursday was WCel bl pl~itedl with all dewl ?? ,F dttieok, ati boy- ers, as if ?? I ite -reat' llie.t wlchti cn;- eued in the curse ot the davy, ce nie buiaess vary spihitedly oitatsi inusuttill' carly hour. At twelve o'elock the boriser aind the iidelior i hadi the spa. ?? to titcmEelveS. Beef ...

... I The Cloworm says Prince Teck will not again serve in the Austrian army. but will be gazetted to the commlssion of a ginoral oldicerin the British anny. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clauri- carde entertalned at dinneron Thursdayevening the Earl and Countess of Tankerville, the Earl and Countess GranvIlle, Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt, LordHenry Lennox, Lord Dnnkellin, Lord ?? ...