On the Ist of this month the Commander-in- Chief broke up his camp at Futteygur, and marched for Cawnpore. He himself, with General Mansfield and other officers, pushed on in advance of the army, escorted by the 9th Lancers and a troop' of Bengal Horse Artillery, and, covering f

In the north-west of Oude, where the great province of Rohilcund yet remains to be trangailised, five Sikh regiments of foot, with horse and artillery, are moving down the roads from Lahore; and already within the boundaries of the province, and without the aid of the Sikh force

This was a suit for judicial separation promoted by Mrs. Ann Deane against her husband, Arthur Deane, a lieutenant in the Berkshire Militia, on the ground of his having left her for another woman called Mrs. Turner, an actress. The evidence was of a nature to criminate the husba

An accident of an alarming character occurred to the 6.30 p.m. train from Manchester, on Thursday evening. The train, which consisted of seven carriages, with a brake-van in front and behind, arrived at and left Penistone within a minute of its usual time. Only one of the carria

Service from Gravesmd (Town Pier). at 3 50 a. m ,and from F,enchurch • street, tt 4.15 p.m., every weekday—London, Tilbury, and Soithend Railway. April 3, 1858.

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Indian News, which he considers quite at variance with ours. We have read it, and can only say that the wviter must be ignorant of the contents of the pamphlet, and of Hindoo law also. The family of a Rajah does not mean his descendants only, but his wives, relatives, and depend

SATURDAY. MINCING LANE. —The markets continue more than usually heavy, and although there have been somewhat numerous public sales, but little business has resulted, and that at lower prices generally. WHEAT.-:—English steadily maintained the improved feeling noted last day. For

fleets aud armies at any given place or period? But this theme would lead us beyond the limits of our paper. What we meant to show was that the Minister who would be powerful and popular should require the foreign potentate to accommodate himself to our laws, if he wishes to ava

The supply of English wheat was small, nevertheless a reduction of 2s to 38 per qr. upon last Mondays quotations had to be submitted to before a eleatance could be effected. For foreign wheat the 'demand was very limited, and a decline of Is to 2s was conceded where sales were m