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HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE

Majesty's steam-frigate Euryalm, which has on board out
midshipmen pekoe wired on Friday from Canes, after
having visited Alendandria and the ports of the Syrian coast.
During her stay at Almandris, which wee over a month,
the whole of the ship's company were liberally 'applied with
beef, mutton, rice, Sour, coffee, eager, totems and even
sherry for the officers, at the cost to the Paths of from 6001.
to 60W. a day. Carriages with bur MOM and steamers on the
Nile, were placid at the disposal of the prince and alms of
the ship, and Name Bey, the director of the transi wee
specially deputed by the Viceroy to attend upon hie Royal
Wilmer. On the part of the young prince some very
handsome gold-mounted opera-gleams, telesemes, revolvers,
m.thematkal instrument', and other snob Mut objects have
been largely distributed to pease, and other Egyptian and
Turkish authorities, at places visited by his Royal Rightism.
The Euryalus will leave shortly to crates outside with the
admiral, and her fatties movements will depend upon orders
from Eogland.—Yaks noes, May 17.
MONUMENT TO A DELHI llnno.—A handsome
monument of white Carrara marble is now in comes of
erection by Mr. T. than, the sculptor of the Quadrant,
Regent-street, in Paagbourne Church, Reading, to the
memory of the late Lieutenant Somerville. The monument,
which is elaborately carved, bears the following inscription:
la memory of William Thomson Somerville, lieutenant of
the Bengal ArtilLry, who died of fever Mangles on by fatigue
and etpceure in the camp before the My of Delhi on the ith
of September, 11167, aged 21 years and menthe. He was
the son of James Crewe Somerville, 31_ ~D. whom remains
are interred in this churchyard. It pleased God to remove
him before the bright promise of his short career in India
could be fully realised in emcees, but not before his modest
disposition and cultivated mind bad won for him the esteem
of all that knew him, and the affectionate regard and deep
love of Major-General Edward W. Mahwah's, C. 8., of the
Bengal Artillery, who desires thus to commemorate the loss
that he Ma sustained."
HATTl.—Letters from Port-au-Prince of the 28th
of Aril announce the opening of the legislative session by
the President of Hayti in person, who went to the home in
great state, and aldreseci the deputies in • speech of some
length. The president of the chamber, in his reply, con-
gratulated the chief of the state on hie motes in effecting
the restoration of their liberties, and assured him of the
hearty support of the representatives. The president of the
republic then retired amidst eattaudeetic shouts in favour of
Independence and liberty.
MURDER AND SUICIDIL—A horrible crime was
committed at Holl) !twat, • small village In the neigh-
bourhood of Manchester on Monday. Yesterday a
coroner's inquest was held, to inquire into the dream-
stomas of the awful occurrence. The outline is briefly that a
married woman, in a At of jealousy, Ant cut the throat of
her child and then destroyed herself. The husband of the
dammed denied that any occasion existed for his wife's jea-
lousy, and • verdict was given in accordance with the evi-
dence.

PAINFUL CABll.—Yeeferilay in interesting-looking
little girl, about eiztern years of age, was brought before thu
North Shields bench charged with attempting to commit
suicide. It seems that on Monday afternoon about three
o'clock, am Mr. Charltoa, clockmaker, was pulling down the
narrow in a boat, he observed a bonnet on the water, and
neer to it the body of a little girl, Mating. Be immediately
got the girl into the boat and pulled to the shore, and beta •
stately, though she was quit* unconscious for some time, she
recovered. The girl, who was placed in the dock on Tuesday
morning, was Sarah Gilchrist, daughter of a kashmir, re-
siding at Bt. Anthony'.. She had been a domestic with
Mn.Mladoo, of Linekill street, and some unpleasantness bad
mires with her sister, who had told her her father would
beat her. The father, who is nrarried a second time, wee in
court with his wife, but they denied any intention of offering
violin:eh her. The girl had walked into the water in front
of Perey-squere, and when picked up watt about fifteen yards
from the shore, and about thirty yards above the lower buoy.
The poor creature had had a marvellous escape. The magis-
trate spoke • few kind words to her, end ebe was allowed to
go horns with her parents.—Artrantle Chronicle.
An inquest was held yesterday before the borough oaraner,
at Liverpool, upon the body of Charles Thompson, one of the
anew of the ill-fated emigrant ship Pomona, which wee
wrecked on Blackwater Bank, cm the 28th ult. Thompson was
one of the very hw who returned to reach the shore alive.
Be &Mad at Liverpool on the 3rd inst., is company with
two others of the mew who were saved. All three were sent
by the Americas consul to a boarding-houroorhere Thompson
complained of weskneas and emissive, purging. At his own
heirs he was sent to the Royal Infirmary, where, though
every rare and attention were bestowed upon him, be died on
Tuesday. Mr. Allen, the house surgeon, stated that
death was UMed by diarrhais and fever, the result of in-
mask% sad ax . A verdict to that effect was re-
tuned. The otter two men am quite well, and hare gone
to see
CRYST again.
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visitors, 3, .
FIRST ENGLISH NIMSPAPSIL—The most eminent
mouloro et maim; of this sort were Nathaniel Butler,
Niihau Bourne, and Thomas Archer ; and by them win
howl, is May 1622, the first authentic periorbcol news-
paper which is now known to exist:—" The 23rd of May
—The Weekly News Pone Italy, Germany, dt.c., Landon,
printed by I. D. for Nichols. Bourne and Thomas Archer."
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