... We gire the following e2xtracts -from the letter of onr Bombay correspondent, in additien to tho intelligence published yesterday in the Dnify Neos: .TeGovernor ?? are still amongst. us-rumour gives out that by theo cnd of'-the month both. the noble lords will be snugly housed on the hills. ILord Fitzelarence has imorayed greatly in health, but is still . unable to goj ab'out 'except' in e ...

... ''THE TIMES AND Mt. B:OSSUTH. TO TltE EDITOR OT TRE DAtILY HEWS. ,SIR,-May I hope that your sense of the injustice ?? done to M. Koassuth by the 2'inses newspaper, will -induce you to give insertion to the accompanying nletter. I am, Sir, respectfully yours, It MAYNE REID. r14, Alpha-road, Regent'n-park, April 16, 1S5J. m~ [We publish Captain Reid's letter, omitting only one at paragraph.) ...

... Mr Constantine Caratti, Greek merchant, of Glasgow, who was so terribly maimed by the accident on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, at Dixon-fold, died on Sunday, at the Manchester 'Royal fnigrmarj, after lingering upwards of a iouthi in great pain. n inquest was held on Monday, when-the: jury found that Mi Caratti died from ?? received from- the train going off the line. Mr Caratti was ...

... ISEIZURE OF ARMS AT IOSSUTH'S HOUSE.| . Crro:y. the. Times of yeserdar. I (F rwo the Times of yesterday.) The British Government has not waited long for f an opportunity of proving to all the world the sinesrity ofI c its resolution to put the law rigorously in force against such r foreign refugees residing in this country as have kbused the l tolerant hospitality of England by carrying on ...

... PARLIANENTAI? 1' L UINe. -- PAPt LDDLOIEN TA R Y B US1VES.S. R-lOUSE OF LORDS-MOSDAY. 'fhe Earl of NViuehilsea and Nottgl ghr ?? move for a com- mittce to inquire hito the Eyste-ll of education p ursued at tile Col- lcze of Mlavnaotb, andI its results. The Yiscovut Gordon-To move, as an amendment to the Earl ?? anld Nottinghlamn's motion, that rll humble address l, presented to her Majeety, ...

... I - . D . .a LONDNot, FRIDAY MORNINGs.. ~111 T1he Education Committee have held two meetings S since I# last addressed you, and are meaking progress with,~ the evidence of Dr. WArrS in favour of the secular scheme. co The doctor is fluent, collected, and ready, obviously t familiar with the points of the controversy, strong in his 'tb convictions, and by no means' destitute of courage. As Da, ...

... . . I I . I - ~I I I : RAILWAY TRHF1C dBETURNqS. - ?? East Anglian . Mar. 1853. 1852s pe Eas Anlin .. ?? 27., 2. 67.6 Apr..7 62 .Belfast and Ballymena ?? . 9 .. 702 1.710 . 375 .Birkenhehd, Lsno.& CheohJunc, ?? 1717 .1782 33 ?? - a6'I Bristol ?? . ?? -4611 . .4343 ..848 Caledoniiat,.3 I 825..775 .I89 Chester end Hio yhead i 10 .. 203 ..2587 ..101 Cork ?? ?? ?? 9 .235 .'172 ..20 ...

... TlHE DEVON AND EXETER REFUGE SOCIETYr8 REPORT. [A, pressure upon our space caused~the omliission' oc Sis report in our'last. numnber.) Ino o-ffering once more nix atintisil report to their, friesids And -to the public:, the Committee of the Devon and Exiteri Refuge for Discharged, Prisoners desire to 'xPi'ess theur' increased conuii ions-that'ther.q ?? in-stitntionfa ?? the -diotates' of sound ...

... re- -- re- EXECUTION IN WATERFotsD.-The execution of Hackett rto and Noonan, for the murder of Mr. O'Callaghan Ryan, a id, of Clonmel, took place on Friday. At twelve o'clock pre- br he cisely the Rev. Mr. Kent, one of the curates of Trinity r( oe- Without, came out on the drop and addressed the assem- tc ho bled multitude, saying that the unfortunate men about al ,ho to suffer the last ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. hr SARES,-I underehitand you know every ting, and vili tell o in every body every ting ticey vent to know. Very vell, I vant To 50to knew hornting. l am von Fr~enchartisanlcomie for devyork, th and looking for aculaioon valt you call lionse to live inl, I find Von tb ed just de ting in Rirkdale, and on looking at de paper in de Vill. lydowlIread- ThIs ...

... I _ _ ., ?? TO TIRE EDITORS OF THE DfRBl Y MERCURY. tli Dear Sir-Having seen a letter in the last week's Reporter, ty respecting the Mormons, which states that these people would meet any one to defend and discuss their principles, and also B expresses a wish that some Rev. Gentleman would meet them, h; I take this opportunity of informing the readers of your so s valuable paper, that this ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF PORESPZERRE'S BIRTH- DAY.- A tea party and public meeting. most numerously attended, was held at the National Hall, Holborn, on WedneEday, for the purpose of commemorating the anniversary of Robe. spierre's birthday. Mr. J. B. O'Brien was called to the chair, and read letters apologising for ioea-attcndance from Messrs. Ijossuth, G. W. H. Reynolds, Harney, &l. The letter of ...