... LATEST FROMI FRANCE. . ~(in EnECTRIC TELEGB.iPIL.): . PARIS, SUNDAY EvzN1NO. .Thao French Minister at the court of Prussia has p resenlted to the King his letters of recall. ,The Second Danish Chamuber has rejected the Lstate budget of 13,307,054 rit dollars, demanded by .the government, and passed one granting 13,066,176 .rix dollars. The receipts are estimated at 13,795,198 .rix dollars. An ...

... ELECtION EXiOSUIIES. 'i'hoe comtttnitteO oo;ut yesterday mottling at 11 of the petitiono. It wxlill be seen fromu thc proceedintgs be pettiftietucrst5 eu t to sulbstantiate againlst the sitting memn p~ir' 55'r, wsx the t called (l'andl produced thle statemui its 1n i,. ileet etjnitlullt they madec to him they (lidt not tic- itskit tht trhev received any mloney for their votes. 1tbe X z2e l ...

... COL)IONIl_&.POST'AGE. I:N'I'1' ?? WITll fiE PlUEl~r M1NTS2'-~t1 (hiniStaird-iM n numerous :isnd inlfluential til.lpuln- tit1of ,.n nh ?? ?? n ior.5l P oot. g .As.- ole I.- (lieu tv cppmiatnes:iint, nl~on the Lordo lAlher- 1 o.n et nor tu~,'E :c, at ilo Bofficial, Es. 'residne Calden- cotrt,; sr the pus o. layingrd ?? his Dilord 2ship ther sraste , o i..k bi-~ropos, by~ the J.o1. ssit, -Ensq., ...

... Frop?t1d?o LONDONGAZETTE.- T?esdc?y, April 1?. LI?RIi?CHAMREtILAXN'S OFFICE, Are.m Il. Notice i? hereby given, that his 'Royal Highness Prince Albert will, old leveje at ?? ?alsiea, on 4t ? o'clp??'s?adnvs- day, the 20th ieee.; Weduesdaythe 2lth snot. It ix her Majesty's pleasure that pre?oalations to his royal higheceB at theo? levees shall be considered 'equivalent to presonsatiens to the ?? ...

... THEFF REPRESENTATION- OF TYNEM~OU-TIT e ~~TvD.13rouTwr, SATVR1DAV NIi;~r. ?? with the telegraphic mnessage, says outr cor- n respondent, that conveyed the onnounclement to lbs Iihnral 0 committee '9tere, yesterday, that Mr. Ilugh Tavlor, thlc s Derbyite representative of this boroughI, as unseated by the al parliamentary committee- for bribery and treating, w t., e announcement that M~r. Ralph ...

... ELE (JTJONEI'OSURESI V t; } * 0. LEICESTE'lR. !: t .: -t nce'ts Ansec 5DOt.'ota!T or c~TES FarrToro.-*xrOLO~v]5X flEtTB- ion of - -Exivel~OaxlS, :s : it-o The committee re-assemtbled at i : o'clock ye stcrz when Iday, and their laboors were soon brosights' toe a loae-4he' :ldc-~ petitioners aba3ndon ing 'their case' unreservedly,sn d! throu'gh ftetheir counsel, wiithdrswirog every isdputariod ...

... INDIA A?D CIIJN?.. -The despatches. in anticipation of the Overland Mail have arrived.: -The dates eire-Calcutta,; March a 5; 'B~ombay, MIarch 14; Madras, Marcht 10; and h China, :Feb. 25. i- . ; f 'TheL following is a summary 0f the ?omnlbey lfimes; -T hc intelligence sent home from Burmah by last Y mail came down to the '14th February. Tidingsl Ii have since then reaidhed us to- the '28d but ...

... ELI1?CTIO? EXPOSIJRES Yesterday, on the re-assemlbling of the committee, Mr. Ilenry Murphy wins examained, but gsive .is ewiildetac5 with great reluctantee He stnted tjhat he resided at Castier bar, andl was a mem~ber of the Independent 0mb. The club was enrolled in 1846, but siace'10847 it was a club only in name anad soot in reality.- There was' a body called the Independenat Club at the, ...

... ?? from Odessa state that on' the 1st inst. a coureier hhad arriv~ed from St. Petersburg, bearing an imperial order to suspend the military and naval prcparations :that have been going forwvard for somue time past at that place. TLhe Ooh^sti utionanice ?? letters from 'Constan- tinople, of the 5'th inst., which relate the reception of Lord Stratford de Redoliffe at the landing place of Tophana ...

... 'XT~iE UN-ITED STAT r;ES. :\ItR1R'VAL OF TH~E FRANKLtERIN. SOlUTHAM3PTON, WEDN'ESDAY. The ?? arrived here thlis evoninlg, havilg, Mt N: Yurk, April the itbn She brings specie to! the om ont of rvto hundrecl tfousand dollars. The! New '1~urk Imol~ey markiet was active. In breadstuffsI u2nd iI ur the iccciit.Y wecre fihir a0d tho suppivr 'u B~(. In cot ton no declirne is qooted, the price ...

... THE FRiEND OF THE CLERGY. The third anniversary of this useful and rapidly extending charity took piece yesterday, and wias inaugu- rated in the first instance by a religious service at the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Chepepide, at which Lord J. Russell, the Lord Mayor, and M~r. Sheriff Croil, and a numnerous congregation, attended. The sermon was preached by the Right Rev, the Bishop of St. ...

... THLE ALTERtATIONS IN THIE INCOMES TAX. The fellowingf is the proposition with respect to fihe incomeo tax, as embodied in the resolution laid lupon! the table of the house of Commons by the Chancellor of the Exchequer: That it is the opinion of this comnmittee, that towards raisinlg the supply granted to her Maj esty, there shall he raised annually dulrinlg the terms hereinafter limited, the ...