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ulagized amongst those killed in the
action, the brave Maj. Gen. Sir Jas.
McCaskill. But to the returns:


NUMBER KILLED AND WOUNDED.


Killed. Woun.
European officers, so III
Native officers, 10 81
Warrant officers, O 8
Sergeants aud Havillars, 43 14I
Trumpeters and drum'rs, 5 81
Rank and file. IT'S 2O4I
Lascars, Syce drivers


and grass cutters, Is 33
Total. 600 1856
The introduction OF Indian corn, as
an article Of food, is rapidly going
on in England. The most favorable
effects are attributed TO pamphlet
by Dr.. Bartlett, OF the New York Al
bion, explaining the modes of using it,
sc.


Little is said of the affairs of Ireland.
The people of that unhappy country
are watching the progress Of events
in Parliament, and especially any ac-
tion in the cora laws. Famine is
plainly anticipated, unless Parliament
take measures to stave off so grievous
a calamity.


Wilmer & Smiths Times contains
half a column of impertinences to,
wards this country, founded upon the
Presidents rehuke Of French interfe>
renee in the Annexation question.


Military preparations are going on
in England, as usual, upon IA vast
scale. The regular army is to be in
creased 10000 men; the militia are
kept in readiness for any emergency;
and the navy is still receiving acces,
eions. What all this portends the
papers do not pretend to conjecture.


Mr.. Van de Weyer, late the Bel,
gian prime minister, has rendered his
resignation, which King Leopold re-
luctantly accepted. Mr.. Van de
Weyer was shortly TO resume his old
diplomatic post at London. 1t will
be recollected that this minister mar
ried the beautiful daughter of Joshua
Bates, Esv., the American partner in
the house of Barngs.


Great preparations are making to
give briliancy to Queen Victoria's
visit 10 Paris, which is 10 take place
assoon after her approaching accouche.
naent as possible.


More Steamship Projects. arri'
walls al New York from Havre report thai
two Ocean Steam Navigation Companies
have recently been formed in France fol
the purpose drumming between Havre anc
New York. When completed they expec
TO make semi>monihly trips between the
two places. These companies confidently
expect The sanction and aid of the French
Chamber of Deputies, at their presen
session, in the way of mail service, &c
Another, it is said, is forming in the city o
Paris, TO run a line of mail steamers to tht
West Indies, touching at New Orleans


Picayune.


Man conceives fortune, but woman con
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