(Translation.) "Paris, March 11. "hi. le Comte.---Lord Cowley has delivered to me a despatch which has been addressed to him by Her Britannic Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, dated the 4th of March, and of which you will find a copy annexed hereto. "Th

Henry Grew, the omnibus conductor, who was put upon his trial at the last session at Clerkenwell for being concerned with a woman named Smith, now under sentence of penal servitude, in robbing a lady of her purse containing a £lOO note, &c., in his omnibus, surrendered pursuant

Whilst the question as to what particular body the future destinies of our Indian Empire are to be committed is under legislative consideration, allusion has been made to a distinguished nobleman as a likely successor to Lord Canning. It may be well to revert to the antecedents

The bright days of eariy spring which we are now enjoying create a demand for something between the fur-trimmed burnous of the winter and the light mantelet of summer; consequently, we have noticed in one of our first houses several patterns of mantles, closed in front and high

By the Australian mail steamer Simla (the' Ottawa, from Bombay, had left Aden a few hours before her) we have the following news : Sir James Ontram, with 6,000 men and 30 guns, crossed the Goontee on the 6th of March, and took up a position within range on the eastern side of th

The . r Lordships met at 4 o'clock. The royal assent was given by commission to the Militia Act Continuance Bill. :On the commencement of public business at ro'clock, - Lord MONTEAGLE hoped the fullest information respecting the conditon of India would be laid before the House p

dir ection of Mr. JOHN HULL H. Principal vocalists Rowland, M ss Banks. Mlle. d e Nailer, Miss Fanny Mr. Saintle ss P almer, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. W. Evans, m , Air T hoas. Tickets Is., 2s dd.; stalls ss. Commence B.

I,IOZART's REQUIEM Vocalitts :—Madame Castel- Dolby, Miss Banks, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. orchestra of nearly 700 performers. lackets, 6,5 s and lOs• . '6d each at ihe Society's office, in Exeter hall. ~..._

stamps to Mr. .1. Wright, Clayton-street, Wes , t, Newc-istle-on-Tyne, and he will forward ledged to the re c i pe. It cannot be surpasse d. Acknowbe the best ever used.