... a TTUESDAY, Mray 24th, 1831. TIE Crown Prince and Princess of Austria loft Pesth yesterday for Vienua. A TELEGRAM received at the India Oice yes- terday states that the illness of Mr. W. P. Ada'n, Governor of Madras. has benome e aimran a a &OIbv Knx'8 s partisans are reported to be : gathering at Haozab, and Ayoub himself is collecting a X in force and materials of war at Herat. - ce' Wn ...

... 11 I ?-Ii. 1?11 I - E,?,EFIAL FOREIGN INEWS. I G I I rVACUATION OF KANDIAIIAHR be o received the following from the India 06t:elowini telegram has been received from the t da tedSimsla, 16th April, 18E1:- esl dear liashins Khan Arnir's Governor entered r this morning (16th)t ?? CavalrY will o ccupy Ko Kleran to-morrow in ,: f° (XOZIT EI#S' Tzaneasjrs. Sunday,-Sirdar Mahomed Hashim aKhan, the ...

... 1THE NEW BANKERT''' roY BILL. (from thse l'cO,,Qdtiit.) It was wise of Mr. Chamberlain, when introducing the new Bankruptcy Bill,, to seek to moderate the expeota- tions regarding it. A review of past bankruptcy legisla- tion is not calculated to inspire sanguine hopes of the 3 comlete Success of any attempt to grapple with the diffi- I culies. of the subject. One system after another has ...

... THIE CONSERVATIVE PAIRTY. A inwting of Conservative Peers was held nt three o'clock yesterday afternoon a t the town resrdeuce of the Marquis of Abergavenny, Dover-street, Piccadilly, for purposO of appointing a leader of the partv in tire House of Lords. Tile Duke of Richmond was the first to arrive shortly before three, and exactly as that hour struck the earquis of Salisburv and Earl Cairns ...

... - INTERESTING. LETTER' FROM AN AFRICAN PRINCE. A letter which throws a good deal of light upon the origin of the'difflculty 'on tbe Gold Coast has just been received by Messrs. Radcliffe and Durant,' African merchants, Liverqool, from P'rince Ausah, the uncle of King Mensah, of AsIantee. Writing from Cape Coast Castle, on the 8th Feb., he says:- * I saw the Governor on Monday, the 31st ...

... WEATHER CHART,fMAY 2.: 1+. -- ?? 1f.. R AF t 4.1-a tf I - -* IIThe chext represents the western oouatxies cf Euhrotoe Ifrom Norwav to thecoast of Portogiand emsbra ?? .t;Britain and the Britieh Isles. It also includes the North i.t a or German Ooean, the Bay if -Biway, the Mediterw I.ranean, the Atlantio. with the Englih Oheawel, BrntWh ~:Channel and Irish lSe1 B IV( la 01 pi bi d. to ...

... Our Dublin correspondent teleWraplis- So serious has the condition. of tbiogs in Ireland i hbecome that Mr. Porster deems- his presence in Dublin essential, and he will not return to London for some time. The Land Leaguers say that the restrainiang influ- lonce of the leaders of the movement having.been greatly interfered with by the incarceration of the principal 3iembers of the body, the ...

... . I =~A VY.& J3. n niJ.l:, AVJK11 4V. The chart roprtents the western countries cf EurMoo from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embrazes Great Britain and the British Isle,. It also includes the North ea or German Ocean, the Bay, of Biscay, the Mediter- ranean, ithe Atlantic. With the English Chanlel, British Channel and Irish Seam I ss .z -s5 a_ L to 5 g_ Ai a t 3Qt0JJ/¢ t 24t ?? G h T- ...

... r And w ax ?? (FRoX OUB OWN CORaESP)NDcNT.) PA:Bs, Tuespay. The fiery note of the.EcownVsts has scarcily been maintained bythe other organsv of the Press and by the Government. It is felt to be,-rather out of place, after the lapse of twenty centuries,'to revive the cry, DolecndO st Carthago; and as regards the Ministry in par- ticular, the governing powers shrink from the imme- diate ...

... I - I PARLIAMENTARY NOTES, (FPRO1 OUR OWNv CORRaESr'on02EN.) _orsn OF CoMMoNs, Tuesday Nizht. The House of Lords had to-night, for their Lord, .ships, a long sitting. They discussed the question ol long and short military service in great detail. For s military men the debate was, doubtless iatertotin 1 bat for few besides, Lord Abinger introduced the sub. ject, and was followed by ...

... PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FENIAN , X SURPRISES. MUILITARY' PRECAUTIONS AT THEn LEEDS BAR-n ?? Wednesday night it has been thought adesirable by the Commnanding- Officer of the 6th. Dragoon era Guards to have a special guard on duty for the protection bof the Leeds Cavalry Barracks in Chapeltown-road. He also eceinunicanited with the Mayor, who, with thes Chief etConstable, will take what precautions ...

... _. . . ?? . . ?? ?? ?? . I Early yesterday morning the fog slightly lifted, and i Several steamers which had been at archor in the lower portions of the Humber took advantage of the clearer atmosphere and made their way up to Hull. They had , scarcely arrived abreast of Hull when the fog once more I closed in as dense as in the two previous days, and naviga- tion was once more rendered both ...