... TE PnINCE AiqD PEI!NC3SS 0E' WARN3S rI CONS5TANTINOPLE. . The Levant T anes of P-Fiday, the 2 ud i nst., gives the following' account of the arrival of the Prince and Prin- -ces s of W ales in Constantinople:- - l 'As we briefly- announced yesterday, the, Prince and Princess of Wales arrived here at noon. The weather, which, till lately, has been very unsettoed, was delight- ful ; indeed, ...

... | _ o L * FRANCE.-The event of the week is a letter of Pthe Emperor to Mi. Rouber, dated April 12, referring to the 15th August next, the centenary anniversary of the birth of Napoleon the First. The Emperor says :- The best mode of celebrating this national jubilee would bes'to give some aid to our veteran comrades who served under the Emperor. I propose to charge the Bank of Deposits with ...

... TH;E EVIL OF E^ZDOWTS. . TiWp Ome few yeareiago ther was a banquet at. Willis a Rooms of one of the high-sounding Con- servative associations whidh continually summon ttheir n 'omb .i,'sto be:togetheriwheenever the con- st-itution' is inj'cial danger in Tory eyes. It was .just .at the tuna when .hildst~one..pI9sprops m8g to tax the incomes of the endowed charities like all other properties, ...

... rZAGXATION OF -TE UEDSLPLOYMD.I On Monday evening a- public meeting was held, at Exeter Hall under the anspices of tbe National Emigra- t tion Aid Society, for the pnrpose of taking active I measures for urging upon parlianient the adoption of a. national policy of emigrationjo British colonies. for re- lieving the surplus unemployed of this country, also withI the view of enlisting the ...

... LIFE PEERAGES. Is the creation of Life Peerages a Liberal measure ? It bears on its surface a Liberal look, for it appears to be an advance from legislation by hereditary iight, to government by selection and election. It is brought for- ward, moreover, by a venerable Peer, who bas passed, a long public life, consistent in the service of the people's cause. Life Peerages are felt to be ...

... ?? I The Annual Meeting of this Club was held at Newmarket on Wednes- day last. Present-The Duke of Beaufort, the Duke of Newcastle, lion. Admiral Rous, Stewards ; Count Batthyany, Afr Batson, Lord Calthorpe, Mr Chaplin, Mr W. S. Crawford, Lord Durham, Colonel Forester, Sir Joseph Hawley, Sir F. Johnson, Captain D. Lane, Sir C. Legard, Colonel Lowther, Lord George Manners, Mr Payne, Mr Saville ...

... TIM GARDEN.-By. Mi GAmd. SLAE,1TAME: 0AXDnRNGFOR, ROTH WEIM 2NDnTiG APR11 24. Our 0orre ondents, last week and this, give us strong Droof that t e auricula is rapidly becoming popular, and is now being cultivated pretty generally in the better gardens round London. While some of oarcorrespondents thank us for the article on the generalcu .lture of the flower, others, who are growing for ...

... OPENING OF MUSEUXS ON SUNDAYS., 'On'Taesday night a public meeting was held in the Vestry-ball,.King's-road, Chelsea, under the chair- manship of Mr. Edmond Beales, for the purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament against the open- ing of the British Museum National Gallery and other institutions on Sundays. The proceedings which were opened with prayer, were throughout of a noisy ...

... LONDON GAZBTTBB. TUesday, April 13. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-G. H. BROOK, Huddersfield, sharebroker-E. DOWN ES, Wyke, Shropshire, farming bailiff. LANKiRUPTS.-(To surretder at the Bankrupts' Court, London.)- J. P. FERRIS, Billiter-square, City, engineer-G. MILBOURN, Leadent- hall-street, City. imerchant-G. HOLMES, Cliurch-passage, City, ?? -lt. CLARKE, Princes-strect, Kingslatid-road, oat of ...

... THE GnEAT CENTRAL GAS COMPANY AND THIIR ABSCONDING CLERA. A great deal of misapprehension seams to texist with reference to Higgs and everything connected with his position in the company. The mystery surrounding his late operations and present movements is in nowise elu- cidated, from the reticence observed by the gas company with reference to the extent of his frauds and their ap- parent ...

... If in a multitude of counsellors there is wisdom, the Government can have no cause to complain of the want of intfrmation with regard to the Sunday Question-only, unfortunately, the inforina- tion is received from self-appointed delegates, who profess to speak in the name of the mass of the people, with whom very few of them have any common sympathy. Perhaps, of all the deputa- tions which ...

... IPERIAL A AMEN. HOUSE1BO0BLORDS.-MOND AY LEO OP. OOPYRIGHT.-Lord Wzfa~tu~i id uponth table a bill for ?? and amending Jhe laW of copyright. PAsOC09AL SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BI.-At the instance of the Duke of MAPIIouoaGH and Lords DALHOUOOE and AIRaEI, the Duke of ARIGYLL consented to postpone the committee on, thisbill until the 10th of May. THEa 1-i-os. Gus.-The Earl of CAIPEtnovIO, on laying on ...