... Wfe are favoured by the Peninsular and Oriental CoInlplany with the ?? copy of a message re- ceivedby submarine tclegraph MA1RSEILLES, WEDNESDAY. The steam-ship Vectis, with the Bombay mails, arrived at NMirsuilles this day. ,Itils leave for London at 3 p.m. ...

... IANOTHBE GOVERNMENT PROSE- I CUTIOT. ALLEGED LIBEL ON THE EMPEROR OF THM FRENCH. Yesterday Mr. Bodkin, counsel to the Treasury, atrodl in atpow-street polioe-offioe to conduct a prosecution against Edward Traelove, a well-dresed, middle-aged man, described as a bookseller, who was charged with having ?? written and published a false, malicious, scan- dalous, and seditious libel of and ...

... PLYMOUTH, SATURDAiY. The screw steamer Celt, Captais Brown, arrived here to- day with mails, &o., from the Cape. Her dates are Cape of Good Hope, December 30; St. Helena, Jan. 6; and, Ascen- d0on, 12. She brings a full general cargo, valued at 10,0001., consist- ing chiefly of wine and wool. She has two cases of specie. Twenty passengers came in the Celt, including Lady Grey, the wife of Sir ...

... DISEA ON P ELEPHANTS AT - i W CLCU=AFROM AURMA.l g I , _ . . _ j ?? CALCUTTA, Duo. 24. 8i Two cargoes of plephants from BurmaL have been m landed at Calcutta since the last mail left. One b1 arrived in the ship Tubal Cain, consisting of twenty fo elephants -rthe other in the Belgravia, and numberedV fifty elephants. The process of hoisting these meet al gigantic of existing quadrupeds from ...

... PARAGUAY AND ITS RULER. tolt TO THE MDITOR OF THE DAILT NEWS. Biu | Sn,-Being on a visit to London, myr.attention side has been directed to a letter which appeared in your celumns wem about a month ago, and the evident aim of which was to dis- ( parsg the government of Paraguay, and bring it into eqt disrepute in this country, at a time when it s engaged in a- importaut negotations with a ...

... T HE UNIVERS AND THE NEAPOLITAJN T GOVERNMENT. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. MOWSIEUR LE REDACTEURI,-I have just had the note sent to me in which the director of the Univers protests against an allegation of the Daily News, which, in a letter from Naples, asserts that the correspondent of the Univers inthat capital had received from the Neapolitan government, in virtue of an order of ...

... ST. YfABK'S fOSPITTA. Yesterday the twenty-second annual meeting of the friends and supporters of St. Mark's HospitAl was held at the London Tavern; Mr. GLAS SANDIEXAN in the chair. The nieeting was numerously attended. The report stated that the list of governors had been sadly reduced during the twelve months by death, but new names were being continually added ta supply their place. The ...

... i - PA17LIdMETARY DIVISION . CHl72WH RATB.~g HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEB. 17. Church Rates Abolition Bili-Order for second resding read. The housa divided; Ayes, 214, Noes, 160. AYES. Adair, H. E. Evans, T. W. Mellos John Agnew, Sir Andrew Ewart, William ile..fhomas Alcoek, Thomas Hwaft, J. C. Mitchell, P. . Antrobus, Edmund EWing, H. B. C. NUffatt, Geerge Ayrton, A. S. Nagan, Willism Morris, David ...

... INCORPORATED FEMALE REFUGE, .DALSTON. The annual general meeting of this, the oldest reformatory in London, which was founded in 1805, and in- Jcorporated in 1838, was held yesterday at Will.s Rooms, St. James'd. The Right Hon. Lord RADSTOCIK presided; and, in openingthe proceedings, briefly alluded to the benefits of the C institution and the support which it deserved. The report, as read by ...

... I W l- ILWURA The general meeting of this compn a eda St athatlpool on ' Friday. t t report read the director, statd tat te Wst Hrtlpool undertaking and its Iloaii have, under all circumstances, suffered lees thande mighty unnaturally, have been expected for so youanight, a ot undertaking at auch an unprecedented Periodo uivprts pression, notwithstanding a diminished, sd indn ca indo stances ...

... FROM LAST NIG.HT' GAZETTE. WILIM RYLYLATAlBANKRUPTS. WILLAM snavLAS, AMoraterracc, lolialton, commission fttent. to surrender Feb. 27 at 1, and Match '23' at 12, at Basinghall. st~reet. Bols., Sole and. Co., Aldesioanbury ;off. assig., Edwards, Basingball. street. Jo~st TAUB, UaPger Belgrave-place Pimallco Ucensed victualler, Feb. 26 at 2j, and D arch 19 at 1. at baslughall-Ptreot. Sole., ...

... f|F NRACE. (rMOt oUR OWN ?? Spoinmn'r.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday] PARIS, TUESDAY EVENMNG. The beiutifras paid his usual annualvisit to theTui- leries this afternoon. Although not so fine and mach colder than on Sunday, the weather was more than tolerable for a Mardi Gras, when the streets are very apt to be greasy. To-day they were dry, and the black clouds, ...