... - l fL-_. {7 ?? ?? - .. . ?? The Q0jcial Gazette of Piedmont, of the 1(;tl inst., publishes the text of the mermorandusm ad. dressed by the Cabinet of Piedmont to the Greal Powers. The following is a translatioU:- MEMiORANDUMiC OF THE CABINET OF TUrIN ON TITE CONFLICT WHICH HAS ArnSEN BETWEEN PIEDMONT AMU AUSTRIA RELATIVE TO THE SEQUESTRATION BY THI LATTER POWER OF TUE PROPERTY OF LOMBARD ...

... ELECTION COMMJ TTEES. COCKERMOUTH. The committee met again yesterday morning, and imme- diately afterwards desired the room to be cleared, in order to consider their decision upon the petition against Mr. Aglioliby. After an interval of nearly an hour, the parties were re-admitted, when The Chairman (Mr. G. Hamilton) said: I have to an- eounce that the committee have unanimously resolved that ...

... I LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY ETENING. The decision of the Tribunal of Correctional Pblice of the Seine, in the affair of the foreign correspondents, has excited considerable surprise here, not because out of the ten persons accused eight have been convicted, but because two have been acquitted. A prosecution at the instance of the Government before the Correctional Police ...

... A USTRIA AND SARDINIA. The last accounts from Italy inform us that the Count Do Revel has been recalled on leave by his Government. The significancy of this recall on leave, under present circumstances, will be under- stood by everyone. It shows us, however, that, while maintaining its rights and its dignity with firmness, the Government of Victor Emmanuel has never departed from the principle ...

... [FitOX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, TUESDAY MORNING. The poor-law guardians are stil engaged in clear- ing the workhouses of all able-bodied paupers, male and female, on account of the scarcity of labourers now generally complained of in various districts. In those establishments great progress ihas ltterly been made in training young. females in muslin embroidery and other industrial ...

... TA1XES ON KNOWLEDGE. HOUSE OF COMIONS.-TEURsDAY. Advertisements.-Motion made, and question proposed, That the Advertisement Duttv ouight to be repealed:-(Hr. Miler Giblson :)-W~hereupon the previous question put, 1Titat that. question be stow put: :-The House divided; Ayes 20), Noes16D. AYES. Adderley, C. B Cubitt, Aid . Konight, F W Pugh, n Alack. 'T Dashwuood, SirG Knox, Hon W Ricaido, J L ...

... The Bishop of Exeter has instituted the Rev. Frederisk Trovor, B.A., formerly curate of Exrnouth, to the rectory of Willand, near Collumpton, Devonshire, rendered vacant ly the death of the Rev. John Taylor, M.A., on the nomination of Miessrs. Salter and others ; and the Rev. Henry Mowbray Northcote, M.A., curate of Sulham, near Reading, to the rectory of Monks Okehampton, near Hatherleigh, ...

... UI V1ERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFOllD, AraIL 15. The following is an alphabetical list of candidates for honours under the second public examination, viz.:- Beesley, E. S., bible clerk, Wadham College. Bowstead, J., taberdar, Queen'se College. Brook, A., scholar, University College Brown, T. E., exhihitioner; Christ Curech. Carter, T., commoner, Queen's College. ,untler, E., .counmoner, Balliol ...

... HUDDERSFIELD ELECTION'. -4 The nomination of a candidate for the borough of Hd-. dersfield in Parliament, vacant by the unseating of Mr. W. Rt. C. Stansfield on petition, took place yesterday. The candidates were-Mr. Joseph Starkey, of the firm of Starkey Brothers, woollen cloth manufacturers, and chairman of the late member's committee, and Lord Goderich, the recently unseated member for Hull ...

... BARNSTAPLE. This committee re-assembled yesterday, when a number of witnesses were called by the petitioners with the view of carrying home direct money bribery to the active agents and partizans of the sitting member. The first witness of this description was Henry Bucking- ham. He deposed that he was a freeman of the borough, and that at the last election he had voted for Fraser and ...

... TEE NsW SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLO URS. It is always a satisfaction to see the results of labour, whether artistic orimechanical, proportioned to the means employed. Hence it is that the exhi- bitions of the old and new Societies of Painters in Water Colours are less disappointing than the ex- hibitions of the Royal Academy; not that the actual result istreater, but that, considering ...

... SIR JAMES IHOGG AND INDIAN PA TRWNA GE. At a Quarterly General Meeting of Proprietori of East India Stock, held but a few weeks since Sir James Hogg, the Chairman of the Board ol Directors, found himself in the disagreeable positior of having to answer certain strictures, passee by Mr. Lewvin, upon the description of met usually selected by the proprietary body to fill us vacancies in the ...