... Mexican garrison were allowed to return to their homes. Owinsig to a furious storm, the navy could net ta-ke any ac- tive part in the operations of the bombardment. Th ese arrivals bning intelligence of the opening of the Hudson, the ice baving gone without ...

... MlSCELLANEOUS. IT Trnu RAILWAY Qurr.a~-A train on one of Mr Hudson's ti lines was lately delayed twenty-seven minutes, that a pine- apple, ordered by telegraph), might be procured for M'vrs g Hudson. PROVING TOO MUCTI.-Three Jews, each of mature size, d applying ...

... position will be of thn her's themost -critical kind.ha 51Sometime since England and France detanded of -we M~is, Den~mar to .allow their fleets a station, and means -of a nant -k heaat procuring provisions, in two of her ports. Denmark Ipositively refused ...

... instius-si the efficiency'of regi- ate e snenits, that Officers on thle staff shall receive, in future, a to A y pecussiary allowance ism lieu of soldier servants, at the rate Pen r.as now established for Medical Staff Officers. We hail this eceo ic as another ...

... his Royal Highness return-nd a suitable reply. At eral the conclusion of the addresses, thle orchestra performed lnac Tue Heavens are telling, by Haydn, and the Bishop of 'pel, Manchester offered up a prayer invokcing a blessing upon the and undertaking ...

... assail you, so you can hare no conflict hat awithsnt being yourselves the aggressors. You have no oath Sic Iregistered in heaven to destroy this Government, witilo I Shttll thi lave most soleiutly to preserve and defend it. I cmi loath to wht rclose. ...

... appearance, hIn ir. as to how alto had got there, and what site lied done with PI as the children, eshe Sald, They were safe in Heaven. es Alarmed at her language end manner, lie asked her what till mm she meant, and, after a littlu hesitation, shie confessed ...

... answer of the Duke of Coburg 'I hell been received. His Serene Highness has positively re- solved, for several reasone, not to allow his name to be put t forward as a candidate for the flellenio Throne. t PALTILAMENTARIY BANcQUETS.-On Wednesday evening, Viqcount ...

... be 'go- stopped by so small a matter, lila lerdship volunteered to go thle onl the engine witis the driver and stoker if allowed to do SO. I be This wee ait once granted, and Dr Bichsereteth rode to his1 user destination on the engine ; and so agreeable ...

... leitter from the ty to by filutrione friend, of the same date as the other lettersot aind in which he enijoins me not to allow the whrole of Isis do: th .~t on itpatheisa to be printed for public use. Uisluckily, however, ar from the letter to me arrived ...

... departments.: The Joureal Ofciel also punblia hc a general order from the Minister of War reminding the a 1- that they arc not'allowed to publish or write to the c oficers Prince Napoleon arrived on Thursday evening atc n kwpt station of Valence, with the intention ...

... and executed to hrthe entire satisactiUon of every one present, the artiste4 LOS' being Bliss Edith Ross end bliss AgL.nes Hudson, Glas- ear gow ; Mr James Lumsden, Edinburgh, anid his talented It son, Wlaster R. C. Lumisden.; Mr T. E. Glesihill, sinE ...