... * I The Prince and Princess of Wales left Enston-square, en route for Ireland, at a quarter to three o'clock on Fuesday afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses were accompanied by the Duke of Cam- bridge and Prince Teck. The Royal party dined at Chester with the Bishop, the Mayor, and other distinguished personages. In the evening they proceeded on their journey to Ireland, via Holyhead. The visit ...

... THE ABYSSINA- EXPEDITION. DF(OX OURi ow0 'oaoaSPosDrNr.) a EEADQUAiTERS, ANTALO, MARS11 2oE Since I last wrote we have reached what has e from the first been regarded as one of the land- a marks of our route ;'and the whereabouts of the 9 Commander-in-Chief at this date may be ascer- tained with some accuracy by a reference to Wyld's a' or Reith-Johnston's atlas. The - position of Ie Agoola ...

... A` -AIP0, UI'1HEI MM 'R t ; . ; I4 f ( ?? b . . A . 2, t 3 .. Ik' i' i~ ' ' - IMONT DEO, nk ot :4 Ji- XtwrotehatW'f& thnmiorinmg of the 2.tliilt., at , . .eiwthengreatuneasnesesprenued'~ t ' r tlie ~ptebs w nofr theelectionfor.Predent.-Happily *in the nrte gousn or thes erneon of that Gday,e aombonation wz Beffected within thje, cambers of.thei l~isiatgre, wherebitean ram csandidate was ...

... I .E I'aI 'I I . I UGENO- i; faau~mn' TSLEGXAlMS,) : PRUSSl[. BERLIN, APRIL 7, EVE'tl.'- A ministerial council was held to-day at which it is understood that the new administrative organisation of Schleswig-Holstein with Schleswig as the seat ofggovernment was definitively decided upon. The customs parliament will not assemble till the 27th inst. The Jewish communities of Roumania have made ...

... 2Z7Ursday, 2 o'clock. chid obeniffA14 otwd. THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. Our correspondent, writing last night, says :- Everything that has occurred in Dublin to-day has given unmixed pleasure to the citizens, who enjoyed them- selves thoroughly. The streets were densely crowded, especially in the neighbourhood of the Castle, and occasionally there was a little of the rough play usual among ...

... RE UTER 'S TELEGRAMS. THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. SYDNEY, AtrIl 1.-The attempt on the life of the Duke of Edinburgh has causcd an outburst of horror and indignation throughout the colonies. Enormrous demonstrations have taken place, and numerous addresses have been signed. Prayers and thanksgivings have been offered up in all the churches. The assassin, O'Farrel, was ...

... MoTnday, 2 O'cloce. arftd Obuitmtd v ew. Two weddings in which members of the Orleans family are concerned are arranged to take place this summer. The Duke de Penthievre, son of the Prince de Joinville, and brother of the Duchess de Chartres, is betrothed to the Princess Amelia of Saxe Coburg. The Duke is at present travelling in Brazil with Duke Philip of Coburg, but is expected home in May. ...

... 1 TELG, A-PXH6-iNTUIGE 'IMP ?? .. em iI REUTER's T.XLEGR&M.) ITALYr; .FLbENabC,.AArPB 14. fh The frown Prince of Prussia and hlis suite are tt expected to arrive at Turin on the evening of the il 19th instant, to be present at Prince Humbert's PI marriage. A military convention for the repression of bri- gandage has been concluded between the military authorities of the province of Naples and' ...

... -A RIA,4 - ~ THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. CLOSE OF THE 'CASE 'FOR THE PRO- . .. 0 ' . SEC TrION.' ?? The 2iid of the President was resumed on Sa turday, the 4th inst. 3Mr. L. L.Walbridge, of St. Louis, testified to the accuracy of a report which he made of the -President's St. Louis speech, and the report was put' in evidence. Jos. A. Dear reported ilie same speech, and testified to ...

... I BM IOAH T N1SRr GAZ.ETT. [NAMES OF SOLICITORS AlI FURTHER ATCL1BT I OIITAINRD AT 'THlE oleFICH OF THE cHIEF `RE4ISTHtABv COURT OF BANIMIIITCTOY, HS HA T-REEF.'.] 1 ?? RUFF, Hampton-Wick, late Ocellnerehinft', to surrender 1. April 29, at 1. ,t GEORGE WATSON, Rencal-green, jolaernewnM bootmaker, May 4, Leat~ 11. gen etsren atJonN ThANKS CHITTRNDE4, Lee and Le-greRnsren ?? 20, at 1. ,Ai D tI ...

... TELEGRAPHIO INTELLGENCLE I (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. SYDNEY, APHIL 1. in The attempt on the life of the Duke of Edin- to wil burgh has caused an outburst of horror and tie indignation throughout the colonies. Enormous |de, demonstrations have taken place, and numerous the addresses have been signed. Prayers and thanks- wr givings have been ...

... 'FRANC&E ] The Indepenedance Belge and the .provincial papers concur in st'ating that a, recent parliamentary dinner at the Tujleriea was followed by an important conversa- i tion between the Emperor and several memibers of the e Majority, who domplaiaed that the Goverumen'flid not' ?? th at firmnessa which they so highly: prize; find which, if we mistake not, consists. chiefly in keeping ...