... I L _ t x A . . . The I Novoe Vremya, which is usuallv well. informed in administrative matters, sttes in a leading article that the Russian Government it actively engaged discussing, i roject for abolish4 ing exile to Siberia, This may seem an untruet worthy rumour to persons unacquainted wit( Russian progress; but it is in effect altogether i* harmony with the tendency both of the Russim ...

... CABS A-ND CARNEY. n ,: . ?? _ ,. I I _ . . The d re1ecee Laetv-een English and Irish ideaf2 has becn st-auaciv illu6.rated by the recent con- duct of a catiran. Lic the other nmembers of Liz professio., ti s cabman farmed a vehicle nr-un r. cabrupaster. Like his comrades, -e ald to pay oerv *bay a s ant o. fiom sixteen to nineteen shii- liu)gc for the rent of the horse and vehicle, and hle w.s ...

... THE PAYMEXT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIA- I .. . - MENT. A 2pecal meeting of the Provisional Committee in connection with the above movement was held at 111 J4geaWe-strelt last evening, Mr. Edward Kennedy in the chair. Also ?? Finperan, Magee, O'Con, nor, Rogan, 'Eliott, 'Mahon, Carroll, Martin9 &c, Tna following resolution was put sand carried ?? by Mr. J. ;. Hogan, and seconded by Mr. D. O'Connor. ...

... - ?? I Zile 5 ?),ourrtal. l _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ ?? CABLWGRAM contradicts cablegram. The! earliest Foreign this morning is more warlike than ever, while the Press Associa- tion announces no less than the sale of all Egypt to England by the Sultan. But| the news that will take firmest hold on the public mind to-day is that a sudden collapse crumbles the ground.under the Egyptian expedition. ...

... 4faardttanobu, &,c. (Cryiwdeb o adroddiadau yr vythnos.) Cafodd yr ychydig welliant a gymerodd le yr wythuos ddiweddaf yn y tywydd effaith dda ar y cnydau, y rhai sydd yn dioddef oddiwrth ormod Ileithder. Pa fodd bynag, y mae'r gwair mewn rhai parthau wedi dioddef yn anadferad- wy. Er fod y gwenith wedi gwella, y mae angen parbad o dywydd hafaidd i symud ymaith bob tebygrwydd am iddo gael ei ...

... [THEitiR'ISISSiN EOYPT1I BOMBARMENT OF THE FORTSAT ALEXANDRIA. DESTRUCTION OF THE , wo . .A THE RESISTANCE OF THE 8 EGYPTIANS. eE OUR LOSSES. a] NOTE OF THE PORTE T p C The following telegrama have been received at V4 the Admiralty: tl Admiral Sir Bealachamp Seymour telegraphs N that the ships opened fire at seven o'clock f this morning, and the return fire from the S forts is weak and ...

... S6 MRY BULWE AND BIHO-p . . *, a - ?? - EZiTO OP vga Dilm NMws ?? ^t. Pather Corresponaensce zespecti,; ' ?? ilitdhas jus beenrsenet PaiuE, ind I hiaso resd Wi nadf on the 9the rebukeod'dressed by Up ?? or to 'the - Bisop o NatZ InI a letter dited wue 16; 1832,SirBe Buter te MBsop CotbaO'that the Bshop n could ba reaised the licohwtzience and the aer ui1ftftidy'a yeasdbthe iaterposi of otj ...

... LATEST WAR PREPARATIONS, The Duke of Cauibxidge was twiic at the War Offiee yesterday, in consultationl foe several hours with tie alief officials, Mr. Childers re- omaining until his Parliamentary duties called 1 him away to the Houe of Commons. A seeting of the Lords of the Admiralty was held at 12 O'lock ii the apartmient of the First Urd at Whiteal, Lord Nqrthbreok presidin. There I were ...

... THE PflOTECTION OF YOUNG GUlLS. The Select Committee of' the House of Lords, e anp ointedl in 1 831 to inquire in^to the state of the lass- f relativo to the protcetion of yosn$ gi rls from artifices I to induce theml to lea d a corrupt lhfe an d into the mesans of amending, the same, have just presented their report. - Their recommaenldations are as follow :-1. E That it be made a; serious ...

... IRELAN.N (BY TELEGRAPU.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) DUBLIN, MaomAy KiGoT. Alabourer named John Lyons, living in 'a low quarter of thecity, was arrested to-dayon sis- picioa of bsin, concerned in the Sevlle- p ace murder.i. He was lodge& in Sti ainbarn Gaol. To-day, at the ] ad journed inoiry respecting the death of the murdere d mau, John kenny, further evideuce was given which i tended to ...

... IMERIAL PARLIANYOT. In the House of Lords. Earl Graivie, teply- 0 aing to a question from Lord Salisbury, gave a fuller nswer with respect to the fortiicaons at Alexandria than had et been vquphsafed. ghe Foreign Setarys ail that five Svels &go preparations that could be opuetrued ae nly of a hostile character towards the Age-fenok m fleets werk reprted as tanng been cofmenced o in the harbour ...

... ROYAL INDIA ENGINEIn COLLrGBL COOPIB'S-HIL. , . 7be szmug distribution of prime to the au dhdeni of the above holege, wbo moat sueccelfely in pa~s thoe ezaibtions for the uenrent eu'e tok place fedEjda'yinmth& theutre of the instdhutio before a g.,x&; dies and geatlemem.; YfSCo~it Pr ,itunavoibe abseneof Lad tit: Hszdngton, who tied pri~it*6d to be esMht; ITfte Pz SfMrachoy, Sir d, E dr rthur ...