... ILATEST TELEGRAMS THEl ZULU WAR T. THE REMAINS OF PRINCE LOUI 'NAPOLEON. ARRIVAL AT MADEIRA AND DEPATURE FOR 'ENLAND. ex COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUT. th CAREY. wI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? _ ._ _ o f Ti REPORTED ARMISTICE 0K YEAS'iMEN ANT) BRAZELIAN TLEGRAPH.) na (PFROM ...

... Dokhr, and went: oiR tO Port Said in order to covndete while passing thrugXh. l t}edtnal titerm of 14 d lays subseqent to depature from Bsombay iimloscd by the quartrtinc reguatonsa en arrivals from Idia Eoweverwhen they reache Port $aid, theanitar oflicer ...

... attemdnace during the night, the duke, still attended, expired a few minutes before seven o'clock on Monday morning, his depa!ture, witbont even a groan 'r sigh, being of so placid, easy, and tranquil a natur,', that the aetendants for some miniutes could ...

... M The next day a large force was obseived to leave the north camp, and ia body of troops - was also seen by some of our- ships to be marching in a northerly direction along the coast. False: alarms of this nature must tend greatly to harass the enemy ...

... prices are nearly those of yesterday. THE UNITED STATES. (BY MR, azUTERS Xurasss. QlUEENSTrO. MARC 256 The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Captain Shannon, from New York on the 14th inst., passed Cork lighthouse at 7.30 a m. QtEENOWN, wSUDAY, MAcsM 25. The ...

... not fallin'gin with any ship of the blockading squadron, 'I proceeded to this anchorage for informsa- tion of them, where I found lying his Ma. jesty's ships Boadicea, Otter, and Staunch, gun. brig; together with his Majesty's ships Africaine and Ceylon ...

... taken up by the ships of the enemy near our hrebour. The half of the inhabitants have already fled into the interior of Russia in order to escape the frightful cannonading that has already thun- dered-severaltimes inour ears. Shipsalter ships have been colleeting ...

... Miohel wfill perforni an operatiou. No credit is attacbed to the report thst. the Duke of Saxe-Coburg has offered tre Premier- ship of his Cabinet to Herr von Bennigsen. H- AIMBURG, Motwr Nzoart. The Copenhagen newsiapers speak sympa- thetically of the Elmperor ...

... The Coramo- of dote will hoist his broad pendant on board his Mqjesty's ship Antelope; 50 guns, Capt. BiZELEY, at present in thr Downs. g2: Yesterday the dispatches by the ship Albion, for Ben- at gal, Madras and Bomnbay were finally closed at the qg ...

... bonrvae ntei the tritiahl public b.ad been whtiled, for ?? sapposed that salcvee' obtained thei liet b etig on Woard a British Ship The iuhxstetha el Brirtish intereats might sn er in the maltter, but hel (Mr. si ]?orelter believed that in the tilatter~pt ...

... itndu;ceil to beenome one with only dhree M-one view-that the ships should start from Mdilford Haven, oft or- and be tile commelncing operations of large numbers of fo- thain' rig reign ships starting from the saeiace. However, he had Uj11u anot attended ...

... abundant sup- plies had arrived, aftd there-aas ro proipe.of any dcii- ciency to the time of hasvest. One -,mse in London has shipped 6o,ooo ?? or w ; an eq-ual .aan- t titv hus bebn eitsrkcd f~mr L,.ko h the rest of the trade taken together, s.:d p+o'n ; ...