... - A report received from her Majesty's Ambassaidor and Consuls respecting the condition of the Christians in Turkey has been issued. It includes 28 despatches from consuls and vice-consuls and one from Lord Lyons. This communication is dated the 6th inst., and is as follows-. My Lord,-[n execution of the instruction conveyed to me by yourloidship's despatch of the 7th of March, I addressed, as ...

... LOCA L I - ._ OIL T1 NNV rpm L , T - ,, ?? I UPENrNGOF0 THt NgFWTo seen from the report of tii T ?? -. meeting last Thursday t roed 511b declined the. invitation to hat theen p ?? \V1 Preston Town Hall and thtehe pgi l~ in addition to the other festivitiee e th5re has, Inese areview of the volunteers fe there ees Pacjs ?? has also bes iniedt e rw5 t pti answer has been reeieef-nt,~ 0 but e ...

... The National Reform Union held a great meeting on Saturday evening in St. James's Hall. Mr. Samuel Morley presided; and with him on the platform were Mr. Mill, MP., Mr. Gilpin, M.P., Col. Dlckson, andDr. Brewer. The Chairman opened the proceedings by explaining that this meeting was advertised before the government decided to accept the principle of Mr. Hodgklnson's amendment- before, indeed, ...

... . Mr. H. J. Turner, of Richmond, Yorkshire, if who has just been over a great portion of the o midland and northern counties, thus reports on o the appearance of the crops in those districts- I think I never saw spring-sown oorn come up better; but the cold weather we had from about ` the 10th of May gave a check to the growth of aU grain crops. Beyond delay I see on good Idry land no injury ...

... I AMERICA. (PER ATLANTIC TELEGnAPI .) NEW YORK, MAY 29, 6 1 Mr. M'Culloeh, the Secretary of the Treasury ha3 written a letter in which he expresses his opinion that a temporary increase of the public debt is unavoidable NEW YORK, MAY 30, 6 r.z Mr. M'Culloch, the Secretary of the Treasury, stop the reduction of the currency for the present' ROUSE OF COMMONS-Thursday. The House resumed the ...

... NEIWPORT. inlto GseATzoF'Nio PRESZNTATIoON.-Ofl Wednesday afternoon a hie numerous Party Of gentlemen assenohied at the King' Head ght hotel to witness the presentation of a testlacootal to Mr. Henry -ely Sheppard, who, after 2.5 years' residence at Newport, Is about, uce to leave for Portsmouth. Mir. Sheppard. during the period of his abode in the town, has gained the esteem of all sections ...

... ?? Edus of * Ertht Home Notes. The Fenian convict Burke was removed on Tuesday morning at a very early hour from Kilmainham gaol to Mountjoy prison, where, immediately, the prison uniform was put upon him, and his hair cut and beard removed. He has been placed for the present under medical eare in eon. sequence of the weakness of his condition. A batch of con- victed Fenians from the province ...

... -As expedition has been finally organized to go forth in t-irdli ,,f l)r. Livingstonce. As in ?? cae of Sir John f'riWlin, there otre brave meo willing to rwc every risk if Ily to verify the lamentable report of his denth. The ,ilnrge of the eupedition is in very good hinds, being LItitled to Mr. E. iJ. Young, formerly of the Zuaumbsui xlliditimn board thoe Lady Nyatss river boat. Mr. ...

... GNAS A ACCOUCnISOTE.T OF TILE PRINCESS MA1tY oR Tacit.- KENSINGTON PALCOc, MAY 27, ONEi A)I,-Ber Royal Highness the Princess Mary Adelaide was safely de- livered of a Princess at one minute before midnight on the 26th inst. Her Royal Highness and the infant Princess are doing perfectly well.-ARTnHUR FPARRE, M.D., EDWARD E. HcELLS, Chir. SHOCKING SUICIDE BY A7CLERGYRAN.-A painful gen- sation ...

... THE YOUNG AMEarMAN ORATOR IN BR D'FORD. On Thursday evening Mr. G. HI. Pearce, who bas been lecturing in BrarIford on temperance, and wh- is de- scribed as the Young American Orator, though he is apparently grown up to man's estate, delivered an ora- tion in St. George's H11. Bradford, to a very large audience. Mr. Aid, West was in the chair. Mr. Pearce, whose style is rather' sensational, ...

... THE MIDLAND AND GLASGOW AMAL- GAMATION. (Froes tiMD Shefcld Independcendt.) So absurdly indiscriminate has been the late peaicin railway stock that the soundest and beet managed railwais have been depreciated. And seeing how much directors have been led into new competitive undertakings by their own aggressive spirit or by the arts of others, there has been a very decided reaction among ...

... SELLING A GOVERNIOT APPOIIWKNT. I~ tAtGuidhxlU Police court, onsaarday. Wmi. GIrligg Balls, a tailor Hvlsn at 2, Well *eek Jewi streetk WvA mum' mnoned 6efore ir Benamin phS to anower the foflowing charge: For that you, on the 31st dea of October 1865 and on divers other days, i the ud ofty, unlawfully dia receive divera ans of money from Uatthew John Thomas for procuring him an office under ...