... SOUTH D)Evo N RAILIVAY.-An extraordinarv goneral mefting Wavs beld at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, on Tuesday the 4th of April, Mr. Gill in the chair. The mfeeting was cnnvened for the purposf of obtaining tha approcal of the pronrietara to two bills now before Pnrliament. Tho first related to ?? Great Western Dechl, situited at the ternminus of the South Doevon Railway. This bill ?? to obtoin ...

... * Letters frcttn Toulo fte2dntsaepstvl thot thea King of Naples woo 1rp.ilg0l pdiif Oti P Sicily. It was feared titat that prceii wudcnplct h relations of thu( Ritng of NpitO ofi h uch Iuulc inamertch as the letter ha's Be~uolodo h oepnot f .Sicily. SPAIN.-It is stated Ittat onl the 16th Cabrera wsca ii itsthoeniros f Vidra With 1,000 me.01 Throughiout all Catalonia the Cerlists interceplt tho ...

... IMPERIAL PkRLIAilENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TRURSDAY. The Marquis .f LANSDOWNP, in reply to a qucslion from LOrl Br-tIMONT, snid Ihat Go ernoi'nt would be vpry ivittlig to oul anv Bill for L gollosiii the Society or Odd Fellows.-TIhe Adnoi!i.- tritiojl or Oaths. Court of Chancery Bill . passed iirougti Coui riltee. -Irhe Report of [he Auditof ltrliooy Accoults Bill was recowev. -lord STLNeF.Y rilq ...

... i ;',2 ?? T Tied k register. ~Thei2Queftanl ?? i~h ciden and hou~ho~d~left W~'dsoffl- tie ~ ~ 'nesday, for the -s14 ~f ~Wgle t. f -~e2route fr ?? to Ports-. modth wras pursued; insteadof driving seventeen miles Sto the Faruborough station of the South-western railway, the party drove to Slough, went thence by the Great l Western rRaiia, to Reading,-and thence by ?? l aid Basingptoke4Jiuncti~ ...

... A SWTOiT MInSAPPanmisNaiom.-The New Yorl: SNun mentions that an Irish cool, heariog the lady of the house at dinner nsk her husband to bring Dombey and Son with him when he rcturned, laid tvo extra plates on the nuappor table. ALL ieH DtenrSnstxcz.-- There iS ?? one difference between myself and Byron, said the Comte de Neuilly.-* I awoke one morning, and found myself infamous! -Puppet ...

... MISOELIANEA. - He is happy rwho circtumstances suit his temper; but le is more excellent who con suit his temper to any cireumsntscet. CrIV~iZATION.-Civilization, like a noble river, took itsrise among barren mountains-alittle spring of usefulness; for many centuries it has been swelling in size; . it still widens W and extends its limits, and will pursue its course; until it reaches ta the ...

... THE CTIN nd NEW INSURRECTi IN PARIS. Gv ,Ti F o3 VIT1 THto Vol! COLLISIOW Oh' ; 10 vrf H TROOrS AND THE NdATIONAL~ GUAID,_DREADFUI, T LOS FXF,~rPA~lS IN A STATE OF T LSSEOE X13l)CATION or THE EXNECUiTIVE, oven SnIEGTABODS1I'F GENERAL CAVAIGNAC. Facill -DICTTORS~l 0reply Our ,Iot serious apprehenionslf have been fearfully ltl realiaod. Since Friday last as civil war hase raged in Paris, the ...

... M [S(EILN ANEA. Ti .A1 ii ?? c Ill C 10ton d ho tt Ca tritou tays Coicridgoe) lee toe induilge thle feelings even oif virtionis inidignatrioni loivtliriron js thle irorirsokno irotlier of Atigir eund Mlrtrd, O'CoyNNtLL'S COUPT'StttP.-Oli one or our repeal jrorrnii'i tIe, ads oriodn0s ho frteqrenintv (]ld, to thin ?? of thle lato Mr s. (Voniiirr'i. I ticcor,,. sold hie, propostri tinrrigog ...

... SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.-OPENING OF THE I TORQUAY BRANCH. The South D'evon Railway was opened to Torquay on Monday, by the train which leaves Exeter at 11 o'clock an.m, and which conveyed a large party of the Directors and their friends, including T. Woollcombe, Esq., (the chairman of the company), J. NV. Buller, Esq., (chairman of the Bristoland Exeter Company), P. Miller, Esq., M.D., I. K. ...

... TUESDAY'SI POSTL ENTP.ANCE OF THE A115TRIA'N INTO FER.IAitA. -AY, e learn from' Ports of Monlay's (late, that a etEe,- graphic, dispatch had been receiveil froml Rome of' the 0th instant, ann~ouncinig thle entrance of the Austriiifl into Ferrara, when thley disarmed boith thle Papal troopS and the N ational Ounrd We wrer not ulnpr-epared for1 this event, for letters from Florence in ...

... FRANCE.-The French Government is adopt- ing active measures to suppress all secret or open meetings held in violation of the deoree against clubs published in July last. Itis reported that one of the first acts of the new President will be to create General Cavaignac a Marshal of France. A letter from Rome, dated the 5th inst., an- nounces that MIarslhal Radetzky is assembling a corps d'arm&e ...

... -Rep orts of a or ec ] oencendnt of thel yish rebellion abounded in London on Thursday. The accounts Of late editions of the Kilkenny and Clonmee journalunls were reproduced, statiig 'gthat 4,00- '0ffen h ad' ?? hills, under Dohien and .Godriiawn; had h levied rations f or afor tnight; and were on the march for Carrick-ou-Suir. Several police stations ad-beenhattacked-' een arOU ;raghmore, ...