... MISCELLAN EOUS TnE. ROYAL CuasrssT %iG.-The christening of the iniant san of Her Majelny and His Rveal Hichness Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening in Buck. :inghain Palace. The sacred rite was percormed in the private chapel in the Palace, which was duly prepared -for the occasion. The Royal infant received the name of Leopold George Duncan Albert at the hands of the Archbist-p of ...

... (ORRESPOD ENC tiE. T7 VIe lditor of the Ipswich Journtal. S: w- tt the present tiTIC whcn each circumstanec vted nith Africa hears n peculiar interest, andj, f h ci late lI1);, t b'et nmruch increased by the perusal1. a -Dthot;y and tiltde Dlahonins a bv- lorbes, Corn- hlill liE\N.. ?? nainl -Unlic Tom's Cabin,' c:lo,( : o ...

... The Council of Ministers has been occupied of late with the question of what is best to be done with Queen Christina, and it is believed to have been decided that she sball be conducted to the frontier and banished perpetually from Spain, her pension stopped, and her property in Spain sequtestrated to abide the investigation and judgment ?? Cortes. It is said that the real an - svor given by ...

... I TURKEY. The Grand Council, which assembled on the 17th ult. to deliberate on the propositions of arrangement was unable to come to a decision on that day, and it met again the following day. After remaining in delibera- tion till the evening, it came to the conclusion to accept the proposition. Other letters agree in stating that little h1pe was en- tertained of the negotiations leading to ...

... Sir G. H. Seymour, lately our Ambassador at St. Petersburg, was at the Easter dinner this year, given by the Lord Mayor of London, and addressed the CCn, pf.-y2 at some length. On his health being drunk, he said that the compliment belonged rather to the system under which he had been brought up than to himself indivi- dually. That system was a remarkably simple one. It was in fact, nothing ...

... IMPERMAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, hi FR5DAY, May 26. In reply to several questions put by Lord CLANRI- G CARD C, Lord CLARErDON stated that the treaty between B Austria and Prussia would be laid before the House as B soon as the protocol in which it had been embodied had e been received. With respect to Greece, he hoped, m when the papers relating to that country were laid on the table, ...

... COUSBSP.ND*E1VE. GALL v. GROSS. To the Editor of ehe Ipsrickh .ornat. Sra,-Tbe defendants are desirous that the verdict in this cause should be reported in the terms iii which it wasdelivered. Thejury found for theplaintiff, without damnages, and being asked by the Judge to say whether the nuisance continued after the alterations made by fendats in closinx the. window of the fat chain- u upon ...

... Ipswcltb, COMMISSION SIGNED BtT THE LorD) LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.-East Suffolk Militia Artillery corps: Charles Corton. Esq., to be Captain. 1 EAsT SUIFFOLK HOSPITAL.-The Committee desire ' to express their thanks for the following sums received *1 E as thanks offerings for the late abundant harvest, viz.': -Froma the parish of IBramford, £5 9s.; from the parisha of Bricet, 17s. ...

... IPSIW ICW. XC~~ftSgCQIf, Octiroler '21, 'I Ps-. DEATn or S it W. ?? ?? rcaret to an ounc| tbe leath of this gunltiCian, who exprired very suddenly on l thl v'sdaly aorel ng, ;at is residence, near iBlack. rock. 1) DhIin. ?? bad beei ?? driviie a the prevsozths eveininzin his usualrobust heulth. Sir William leth:a I held the offices of Ulster King >at-Arms, leceper of the: Records in Dublin ...

... VOR1tE?POSflEI ?? 7'o the Edtitor of the Ipswich Joeurnlt. Si n-! ?? feel obliged If you permit me. through s-our columnts to mnlke public a few of the reasons. shiih rentler necessary the crection of a police station in this toan, for the safe keeping of prisoners, andl thie rehidence of the police. Au ap3plictatio to Qunrter SNcsion- for uclah an ercc. ino hfI t cen refu-cd. :and thc aau ...

... MISCELLANEOUS IN-ELLIGENCE. ROYAL NrPrECJOFN OF INVALIDS.-A Party of 35 invaiids of the Scots Fusilier Guards. consiting of men who had fought and had been wounded eitaier at Alma or Inkermann were inspected by the Queen, at three o'clock on Friday afternoon. in the Grand Hall of Buck. ingham Palace. A few of the Grenadier Guards, re. cently arrihed disabled from the Crimea, wrere nspected at ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FaAIDA. Myl 27. The Earl FORTZ5CUS ?? a; petion from the Rev. Mr. Latyrd, complaitnig of dhe conduct of the Bishop or Eitev in refusing to institute bhim into the dacy of Escoti in Devon. Lord BeouonAse rowe to lay uponi their lOrdships' table io bill for the repeal of various acts ant p, Of acts which imposed or continued religious disabilities. He thought he lw s utoi ttled i ...