... latest Intelligence. SATURDAY MOasIcG, DaEcmBEa 28, 1850. A short meeting of the delegates at the Dresden Conferences took place on the 24th, the proceedings at which were secret. The most satisfactory undorstanding seems to prevail on all points, but it is stated that the result will be withheld from the public until it has become an accomplished fact. It is stated that the Cabinets of ...

... IRELAN D. THE PEaLITES ON PAPAL AGRasssIox.-Two distinct and impres- sive letters, as the 'Freeman ' styles them, have been received by Sir Colman O'Loglhlen (who acted as one of the secretaries to the iagregate meeting) from the Earl of Aberdeen and Sir James Graham. Lord Aberdeen, in acknowledging the receipt of a copy of the resolu- tin unanimously adopted at an aggregate meeting of the ...

... members of the ?? family of France domiciled at that place. Several journals having stated that Calcraft was too much engaged to be able to execute Maria Clarke, at Ipswich, on the day named, sundry individuals sent written applications to the authorities at the county gaol, offering their services in the capacity of hangman . One asked 201. for the job, and most of them stated their ...

... Tuesday, -August 19. WaVar Offiee, August 19-1st Regiment of Life Guards: A. W. Peyton, Gent, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieut., by purchase, vice Lygon, promoted-2nd Regiment of Life Guards: H. C. Lane, Gent., to be Cornet and Snb.Lieut. by purchase, vice Stephens, promoted-4th DragooA Guards: C. Pearson, Gent., to be Cornet, by punchose, vico Scott, promoted; A. Cuppago, Gent., to be Cornet, by ...

... M ISCELLAN EO US. THE QUENF S VISIT TO TEE CITY.-On Saturday the Lord Mayor and members of the Court of Aldermen and Common Councilmen forming the committee for carrying out the forthcoming entertainment at Guildhall, had an audience of the Queen at Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty, at a previous interview with the committee, had men. tioned Wednesday, the 2nd of July next, as the day the ...

... APPOINT;szNUrs.-The Hon. Richard Bingham, now Secretary of Legation at Turin, has been appointed to that post at Lisbon, and the H on, E. Mi. Erskine, now Paid Attache to the Legation at Brussels, has been appointed Secretary of Legation at Turin. ELECTION INTELLIGENcE.-Mr Devereux, the present member for the borough of Wexford, having intimated his intention to retire from Parliament at the ...

... . HEALTH op LONDON DURING THE WvEw-This return, in connection with the two previous, indicates a continuous increase in the mortality of the metropolitan districts. The deaths which in the two preceding weeks were successively 781, 863. rose last week toS898. In the cor- responding weeks of nine years (1840-8) the lowest number occurred in 1843, and was 749; the highest in 1848, when it was 1 ...

... THE CAMP AT CHOB3HAM. The long talked-of formation of a camp on Chobham common took place on Tuesday, and for some time to come the inhabitants of London have within easy reach of them a military display more extensive and more nearly approaching to the realities of a soldier's life, than for many years has been witnessed in this peaceful country. That such a spectacle will prove immensely ...

... TIHE ALLEGED DISCOVERY ON THE ICEBERG. A further report respecting the ships alleged to have been seen on an iceberg by the brig Renovation, has been received by the Admiralty, the substance of which we give below. The first communication is Imade by Captain Erasmus Onlileanney, RIN., who hail been sent to Limerick to procure the staeieneents of Mr Simp'on, late nmate of the Renovation, and ...

... INVESTITURE OF TEE BATH. -The Queen held an inyestiture of the Order of the Bath on Tuesday, at Buckingham Palace, awhen Lord Cowley received the insignia of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order (civil division); Mr G. W. Ouseley and Mr B. H. Wilson. those of Knights Commanders (civil division) ; and Lieut.-General C. Xacloud, of the East India Company's service, that of Knight Commander ...

... The Council of the Board of Health at Genoa have received intelli- gence that several cases of Asiatic cholera have manifested themselves among the German and Irish emigrants at New Orleans and Mobile and, in consequence, a quarantine has been established in the Sar- dinian ports upon all vessels from those places. The 'Piedtiontese Gazette' of the 30th ult., publishes the law I authorising ...

... FRANCE. - ARREST OF THE ADMINISTR.ATOr 0F THE ORLEANS DOtAINS.-We announced this event in our late edition of Saturday last. The following is the connmiuniqu6 published in the ' Constitu- tionnel:' I M. Bocher. one of the administrators of the Orleans family, an ancient deputy of the Parliamentary coalition, who had figured on the 2nd of De- cember at the meeting of the Mairie of the 10th ...