... The' following are the main points of the memo- randum of the Cabinet of Turin on the difference which has arisen between Piedmont and Austria, relative to the sequestration of the property of Lombardo-Venetian emigrants who have become Sardinian subjects, after having, first obtained the legal sanction of the Austrian Government to emi- grate. The memorandum, copies of which have been ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1858. In the HousE of LORDS yesterday, The Earl of WINOHILSEA moved for a committee to inquire into the system of education pursued at the Roman Catholic College of Maynooth and its results. He objected to the appointment of a commission for this purpose, but he would with- draw the objection if the noble earl at the head of the Government would allow him to appoint ...

... LFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.j PHILADELPHIA, AnRIL G. I an happy to learn that official advices have been received at Washington from Central Ame- rica, showing that the alleged capture of San Juan (Greytown) was a much exaggerated fact. The truth is, that the American Transit Company feared that their buildings and property would be destroyed, either by the Nicaraguan populace or authorities, ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday, 12, Noon. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. Letters from Turin of the 15th state that as soor as the Sardinian Government learned that ths Austrian Cabinet was determined not to giv( a satisfactory reply to its demands with re spect to the sequestration of the propert3 of the lnzigr6s from Lombardy, who have be come ...

... PHILHARMONIC ASOCIETY. The programme of the third concert of the season, which tok place last night, was a pleasant and varied orne-very agreeable to listen to, but not presenting any particular features or novel points of musical interest. Perhaps the gem of the evening's entertainments, and Abe composition most unfamiliar to the greater proportion of the auditore, Was MENDELSSOtN'S ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. Tho Earl of MALBESBURY gave notice that, on Thurs- day, he should put a question to her Majesty's Government respecting the negotiations which have taken place between Great Britain and the Enited States with regard to colonial fisheries. THE COLLEGE OF MAYNOOTH. Petitions against the Maynooth grant were ...