but the Prince of Wales still lingers on the Atlantic. The Hero is a slow craft, and it is conjectured that, having expended their coals, the Prince's ship and her consorts are...

Vicroa EMMANVEL has entered Naples in company with Gari- baldi, and has formally accepted the offer of allegiance tendered by the people of the Two Sieilies. On Wednesday, he...

stone, the Duke of Argyll, and others. The salient speech is that of Mr. Gladstone. It was delivered at Chester apropos of a Volunteer celebration, and, in spite of Mr....

carry men's minds back to the period of the great war, and lead them to contrast now and then, favourably for the present time. Lord Dundonald was the victim of party malice....

which to an Englishman seems to contain the elements of liberty, will not be received with any affection by the bulk of the Hun- garians. Of the foreign emigration, M. de...

Government will bring the commercial treaty into opera- tion at a period earlier than the stipulations required. In the teeth of the prophets of failure, we see everywhere signs...

which gab been constructed for the .purpose. 2he ancient landmarks in The la* of evidence have been set aside as effete, and the new court collects gossip, rumour, hearsay, and...

of the despatch which Lord John Russell has forwarded to Sir James Hudson at the Court of Turin. It was pub- lished last Saturday ; and its purport appeared impart of our...

Considerable successes have been gained in Southern Italy by Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi. ,By the resolute movement of Victor Em- manuel on the Gerigliane and the passage of...

The .itrstdistribution of prize s for the Middle Class Examine- li m ie s t ()jinni, took place on Monday at the Guildhall, under the presi- dency of the Lord Mayor. The Bishop...

THE QU'EM has walked this week in the g rounds of Windsor C a stle, and has driven out in the nei g hbourhood, visitin g the Duchess of Kent, M. and Madame Van de Weyer, and...

'laded lie Vititiiin of the Conserve- ' WHayne, the Liberal, polled Lslise - - The election at Dart e b tire, Mr. Hardy, who pb 7 11 e 2 110. Majority 2. w . ! °eIa tie) f...

trEnr?.—The most important news from France is an announce- ment in the lifoniteur that the Government. will carry into effiiet; from the let instant, the convention annexed to...

Edinburgh was somewhat agitated this week in its municipal elections, Whitit turned upon the Annuity-tax. tinder the Act, the city council signs bonds for 6001. each to the...

The City Council of Cork have been -granted leave Mr. Train to lay di) yin. tre e tAremw ays in certain principal streets. About 300 members of the brigadoarrived in Dublin-on...

The Berwick Election Commissioners met agaie on Tuesday. Mr. Disraeli was first examined. Ho gave an account of his acquaintance with Alexander Brodie, whose ease he thought a...

SATURDAY AFTERNOON. The Lord Mayor's annual progress, from the City to Westminster took place yesterday. The novelty in the procession was the appearance of bodies of riflemen....

instant, at half-past eight p.m. at Burlington House, Piccadilly ; when the fol- lowing papers will be read—L ' Australia " Proposed Exploration in North West 'Australia under...

excur- sion of Volunteers to Paris. A Mr. Klotz-Rowsell proposed that Volun- teers should go in uniform with arms and be reviewed by the Emperor —brigaded with the French...

on his return from the Cape of Good Hope, and at once started off by rail- way to Windsor Castle. Two vessels, supposed to be the Hero, having the Prince of Wales on board, and...

STOCK EXCHANOZ, FRIDAY APTERNOOW. The Bank Directors have at length raised the rate of discount from 4, at which it had stood since the 24th of Man to 41 per cent : it had been...

night that the Queen has given orders for the appointment of Lieutenant-General Sir James Hope Grant, K.C.B., Commanding her Majesty's Military Forces in China, to beKnight...

formal result of the vote on annexation. The Independanee Beige publishes a remarkable letter from Berlin upon a point ar ising out of the Warsaw conferences, which, if...

6th Nave mher, 1860. Stu—On reading your article of last Saturday, on " The Decay of Archi- teettrral Sculpture, an idea occurred to Ine, so simple that I can hardly suppose...

the Wife of Lieutenant.-Colonel IL W. Norman,' C.B.oita.daughter. - • •• • - On the 29th; at The Cloisters, Windsor, the Wife of Dr. Elvey, of a daughter.. Ou-the.30th, at...

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ITALIA uNrrA ! Lonn Jon's Rus,sELL's despatch to Sir James Hudson has appeared Most . opportifiely to conVinee continental , Europe'that England is on the side of those who...

Ws draw on our imagination for a title to this article, but we are prepared Ia give reasons for the faith that is in us, and our belief that by this time Lord Elgin either is'or...

WE have a festering sore in our 'body politic now growing so dan- gerous as to create an apprehension of mortification to the cake constitution. The political history of...

Taiga has recently been some discussion in contemporary, columns on the question of party government. Mr. Du Cane may be said to have raised it by his bold statement that, at...

WE have reached such a pointin the diffusion of knowledge, that it may be as well for us to take a survey of ddr edict position. There is great progress to be noted; but...

" Tuns bad- begins, but worse remains behind," is the natural reflection of any thoughtful reader who studies the details of the Galway- Contract. IN c have riot forgotten how...

LORD DIINDON.S.LD'S AUTOBIOGB 4 PEIT. * [SECOND VOLI^A1E—YIRST NOTICE.] TILE second volume of the Earl of Dundonald's Autobiography was advertised on the 13th of last month as...

ME. HERBERT SPENCER has long been known to that still ex- tremely small section of society which seeks such an explanation of the world, material and human, as will at least...

Ix " The Sea avid its Lfeing Weeders," Dr. Hartwig has pre- Betted us with a delightftil and instruetive work. Originally written in German, it has 'been translated into...

that last year produced an admirable digest of avast body of= facts concerning - the sanitary condition of our -soldiers in subject of incalculable int-- pa:tame to the...

introduce this volume in Mr. Keightley's own words- " Passing one day by an old book-shop, I saw a book with a Dutch title marked at a very low price. Dutch books are rare in...

The WorUebankDiary, and some old Stories from Kathie Brande's Port- folio. By Holnie Lee.—The Wortlebank Diary; is neither altogether new nor altogether old. It is three volumes...

The series of articles written by the late. Reverend J. J. Blunt, D.D., for the Quarterly Review, are about to be issued in a collective form by Mr. Murray, under the title,...

TZLITSTRATIVR ART, THE Idle .Rookh, illustrated by Mr. J. Tenniel, places book illustra- tion in such, high rank in the bands of English artists and 'English Pub- lishers, that...

Edward Loder's opera, The Night _Dancers, to be revived this evening at the Royal English Opera, Covent Garden, was originally produced at the Princess's, in October, 1846, when...

The rush of dramatic works into visible existence is as violent as ever. On Monday last, a new piece, half comedietta, half ballet, was brought out at the Lyceum, with...

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