ARRIVAL OF THE PHCEBE. The Union Company's royal mail steamer Phoebe, Captain Clarke, with mails from the Cape of Good Hope, Table Bay, St. Helena, has arrived. The Phcebe, on her way to Southampton, landed her mails at Plymouth on Saturday, at 2 p.m. She sailed from Cape Town o

FALL OF LUCKNOW. ALEXANDRIA, April 3, 1858. By the steamer Caudia from Calcutta, we have the following news : Lucknow.—General Oatram crossed the Goomtee,on the 16th of March. On the 1 1 th, Hope's Brigade captured the Queen's Palace. On the 13th, Kaierebagh and Unanbarra, a mas

riIHE TWO NAPOLEONS and ENGLAND. Two Pages Of History, by the AuthOr of "State Policy of AlOtlern Europe." . "He who would learn the relation which France and England hear to each other, and their true position in the political' 'world, will do well to reail thimasterly sketch o

One of the large pictures of the show is a paint* of "Greenwich "—the hospital that isby J. fflebb and J. Dujandin, jun. The river front h picturesquely filled ; and the figures convey a lotion of foreigners rather than of Englishmen. A "Winter Day in St. James's Park," and "A S

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Blackburn gave a cOunter-statement to Mr. Brady's, and pointed out that no creditor ot depositor Would lose one farthing by the failure. Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald remarked, that if the directors had not been guilfy oraiiy Moral turpitude they had grossly neglected the interests of th

Some partieulars have been given of the murder of an old man named John Bucknall and his wife at Creech St. Michael, and of the apprehension of their grandson, John Baker Bucknall, upon whom suspicion at once fell. On Thursday a party of the Somerset county constabulary , accomp

The c 0 : 11 , a - nder-in-Chief send s t h e f o ll ow i ng to day from Lu c k now :—Yesterday were secured, an d the troops advanced and tinhetellrigidenee oc cupied the Munh ee B owun and G reat Iniamburrah. Large bodi es o f t h e enemy crossed . t he stone bridges an hour b

The London correspondent of one of the papers here lately reported that the recent . changes in the passport arrangements in France were giving rise to a scheme in London for getting up excursion trains to Germany in the summer. To this annonncement he added the following hint [

— rid of the IRh inst. gives rather letter l a er d f s r: o m uraglng account of the state of public affairs in Spam: It says !hall present b e f ore l ong a counterpart to Mexico. r r . t court is corrupt and not respected ; parties ar e a ll di v id e d among t h em - sseol::