... - ?? The correspondent of the Trieste Gazette writes al from Constantinople:-Prince Kallimaki, irritated at his recal from Paris, and the nomination of Vely Ia Pacha to the same post, due solely to Mustapha la Pacha's gold, has informed the Porte that he not pc only renounces his barren principality of Samos, but al also divests himself of the character of a Turkish vc subject. The Prince is ...

... PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING;. The Mbsniteur contains very, little additional infor- Mation relative to the vote. It publishes a table of Y definitive results, in which there are a great many blanks, and it awfards no means of calculating the number of abstentions, because the number of're-e 'ered electors is omitted in numerous instance. Te other government journals seem to ba in advance of the ...

... A ULTTER FROM A CUMBERLAND FAuRgmE. TO TEX1 U'DXTOH- OF THE DAvT 2MW. SIR,-I am an admirer of. the editorial remarksa of the Daily News from day lo day for some time back, and generally- upon the compensation cuse for, the landowners. NowI n a andowner cannot make out acase for^compensa- tion, nor any other landowner in Cumberland if he be an honest man; and I say it is the other way, that the ...

... iNATIONAL MERCANTILE LIFE ASS URANCE. The annual general meeting of the proprietors of this society was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, RBOBERT WILLXOTT, Esq., the chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The report, which was read by 'Mr. Jenkin Jones, the secretary, stated, that during the year ending 30th Sept. last, there had been new assurances effected with the com- pany to ...

... THE RECENT HURRICANE APPALLING DISASTERS AT SEA. Accounts continue to pour in from all parts of the coast detailing the dreadful effects, both on sea and land, of the hurricane of Christmas-day and Sunday last, adding enormously to the long list of catastrophes which appeared in yesterday's journal. It is gratifying to observe, how- ever, that they report a considerable moderation of the ...

... f, S&O i ONFESSOR. __g ;/e* jatrn nl.) ss? &e~n, ie ti on Mrm Stowe's great wtl$ *bjectounsc con as that of exaggeration or o*~vawing u$ha cle Tom's death. All who r4 'ier belhiee g to death do occur, t~il 4 ?? that any one, for con- ?? shire, ?? diedl the lash here, in this glorious nine~stthcentury. Those niggers who are whipped todestharedesperate characters-persons who have worn out he ...

... 1MPE RIALJ PARLIAMEN T bring HOUSE OF LO-RDS.-FicTDAY, A~rIL 22. tbinlg The LORDt CR.`x.,rL1ciRt oak hi s-at at 5o'cl~ek. Yi~ PETI rIONS P'JIJSE NTED. CLERGY 1L~1,iyliS (CA'NAiDA) StLL-fly thle Ea rl Of first ti CLEiBY, from ovraE pac the Bishop of 110O uponl I CUESTERi, fromI thep. Society' for tlte Propagation of tehre Gespi in Foreign lert-', and lb B shops of Qachec a nd f~or hII Tt tonto ...

... PO- On Tuesday last the gentlemen connected with On the Commissions of Sewers for the City of London mnot tit the Guildhall for the transaction of business. Deputy ly Peacock presided. in The ordinary preliminary business hiving been 'gone O- through, the commissioners proceeded to receive tenders for 4ut lighting the public lamps within the City with gas, for the is- term of one year, and ...

... TO TIE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In Sir F. Kelly's speech in the above suit on behalf of Lord Guilford, when he alluded to Car- dinal Beanfort's endowment for 13 decayed gentle- men, he said that the visitor, Bishop Waynefleet, had reduced the number to 2. At the same time the learned advocate added that the lands were now, no doubt, of considerable value, I am afraid the learned ...

... TE ELECTION OF' CHAMBRLAIN. n e ; ' 'DECLARATION OF TEE POLL. . Yesterday a common hall was held, at the Guilds . ball, for the purpose of announcing to the livery of the city ,of London the number of votes'which had been given to the two candidates who contended for the office of Chamber-' ;lain. The attendanceof liverymen was large. Mr. Sheriff CsRo~ said that it was his duty to pro- . ...

... THE MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIA ANT) AUSTRIA. 1 Two seemingly important statements appeared : yesterday in the columns of a contemporary, one of t which is a groundless blunder, and the other likely r to prove little better. The first of these statements Y was, that Count Nesselrode had arrived at Constan- tinople from Russia. The other allegation was in. e the following words-- Diplomatic ...

... SECOND EDITION. FRlANCE. PARIS, TuEns.&Y EVEXiNmG. Yesterday, on the occasion of the Fete Napoleon, the Emperor and Empress found assembled, at twelve o'clock, at the Tuileries, in the salon of Louis XIV., Prince Jerome Napoleon, Prince Napoleon, the Princess Mathilde, Pridce Louis-Lucien Bonaparte, Prince and Princess Murat, and Prince Frederick of 1-Hesse. These princes and princesses ...