... JROM LAST NIWI3YS -AZITTE. [NA3ES OFi S3OLTOITOR1S AND FURTHER PAILTIOOLIAW TO 11IIB OBTAIITED. AT TIL. OFF'ICE of THE CRIES REGISTRAB, B COIURT OF BANXfItUPTOY, WAINGUALL.STRMETI BIANKRUP111TS. FREDERICK WALKER, King :gdward-street, ?? New-to' BU beer retailer, to Surrender June 12, at 11. LEWIS HARRIS, BlillOV 11ost~n~rog~e,,ue~ai. I WILLIAM IIENRY WVATERS,1 Vine-court, Moor-lane, City, ...

... EASTERN BENGA RAILWAY. I The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. J. F. LimTH in the chair. The report having been taken as read, The CHAinMmA moved its adoption. He said it showed if not a large a steady increase in the traffic of the railway, the receipts being 6,0001. in ex- cess of those of the corresponding half-year of 1865, and 68,0001. ...

... TZMLpqG*~C INTRLLIJGENC.I I gP~~~aTE~~t&- I.. ?? POTSDAM. MAY 31.' The Sing of Prussia andathe Emperor o~f Russiai f( Prince Gortsehakdff and Count Bismarck had long n conferences both yesterday. ?? to-day at ,theg palace. ' After the :dinner this evening at Sanks souci the Riissian guemts Will leave' for' Paris. During the absence of Count Bismarck his post will be filled by Herr von Thile, ...

... I F.RANCE , I , i, ? , I t ;tSi . ?? o l ?? :b + ; . A portion of the folle *ing iap 'our E dition of yetierday:] 7 ' ' 4 i I , i:. ,PARIS, tusBaDAYEVEniG t .'Tie police' are taikicig'the; xcst '3Ai'uiepecu 41ueprecau- ,tidi~ary meiasures to dpreveiit'ajiy.rl'ostile demos- i sjtrations against' t1ie ?? of Riisqial bir the B ,Polisli refugees. ,eerl of 'the mostL, influbntialL Poles in Paris ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN Mdlle. Paulhie Lucca and S r Mari P ?? 1), FAUST E MA ITA. Mdle. Pauline Mario. C'onductor. Inr. Costa. Comenco at half-past eight. Pit tickets, 7s., amphitheatre staUs. 10s. od, 7s., and s.; am- phitheatre, 2s. id Boxes, stalls, and tickets may be had at the oliice, under the portico of the theatre, which is open from ten till ive; and at the principal ...

... I I ?? ? -1, ? fl? 1 .11- 17 t;, - . (vaosc oPEOAL UOUaNSPQ91NTDE.) The transition from'the slen tr a ofxone- for even ' May 'AjS isst'dep itedrbythe northern. foreigners whose -wnterI' sojourning t gives bread to the. ]Romans, and who tale flight 3 before the Eternal City 'becomes the stony Sahara, A which the heat makes 'of it ill summer time-to 1 the' noise and distraction of Naples, is ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRWAY, MAY 31, t] Their lordships assembled at 2 o'clock., ROYAL COMMISSION. The royal assent was given in the usual form, by commis- p sion, to a considerable number of public and private bills. t, The royal commissioners ?? Lord Chancellor, the tj Earl of Cadogan, and Lord Colville. The bills were as ?? Customs and Inland Revenue, Fortifications t] (Provisions for Expenses) ...

... 11 irftc? cqurt+I I BALMORAL, MAY 31. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise, rode out on ponies yesterday morning. In the afternoon her Majesty drove, accompanied by Princess Christian. Her Majesty gave a dance to the tenants and servants of Balmoral in a tent near the Castle-. Her Majesty, aocom- panied by the royal family, and attended by tbe ladies and i l'gentlemen n waiting, was ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDET.) C, (Via Southampton.) h BUENOS AYRES, APRIL 25. I The rebellion in the upper provinces is consi- ldered at an end since Paunero and Taboada fell v, lupon the insurgents and completely routed their p .semblance of an army. Unfortunately the ring- t: Lleaders were not taken, and they are men whot make revolution their trade, and may return from their present hiding ...

... LORD ST LEY AND THE' TORADO'S I caREW.: S The following cofrespondence between the Fo- reign-office and the reiresentative 'of the Torinaido's crew has been sent us for publication ' ' ' ?? MR. FORBES CAMPBELL TO LORD STANLEY. 45, Dover-street, Piccadilly, London , May 23,1867. My Lord,-On behalf of the late master and crew ofthe steamer Tornado, I beg leave most respectfully to inquire ...

... i t E VIS OFl T or cl T_ ;Pat 5 ?? _ . - . , , . .- . , ,, , ?? , . . - . ?? - . - . . l ?? ?? - . ?? ?? ?? . (FROM OUR OWN conUB cDs; i .MC TARIS, SATURDA EVEN.G:| Alexander 1S., Emperor of all the Russias, Ands 0: his.entry ?? in the. afternoon of this it of C June under a beautiful summer sky, and the ther- j nlometer marking a very high temperature. IThe b Emperor Napoleon, who went to ...

... ; The African Royal wail Steamship Company's steamer Mandingo, Captain A. Hamilton, arrived in the Meisey early on 'Saturday morning, after onebof ThR quickest passages yet made under the new arrangement. Her dates are-FernandoPo, Apil 29'; Cameroons, 28; Old Calabar, 26; Brass River, May 2; Benin, 3 ?? Jellah Coffee, 6; '1Bonny, 2; 'Lagos, 5; Accra,? 7; Cape Noast Castle; 8; Cape Palmas, 10; ...