... | ,les ~ MR. PARK'S NARRATIVE. We have been favoured (says the Manch~ester Ie Guardian) by a gentleman connected with this city -with the ad Ifollowing -narrative, taken down by him from the recital of lhe Mr. Park, the 'second engineer of the Cagliari two days tin after Mr. Park hoad been set at liberty by the k'eapolitrsn ile- authorities : the 1Shortly after leaving Genoa, on our voyage to ...

... TO THEt EDITORh GP THE DAILY xZWB Slit,-As you have given insertion, as'a matte of fairness, to my letter of the 8th, m I a s atI e I as a matter of fairness. to give a Place in aou Cou, lia to this reply to your article of the 12th your colee I am no partizan of tho Midland, or any Other company; neither is my maxim Whatever is, is rhter t., do I view all railways couleur de rose. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTO I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, APRIL 27. 1 The LORD CHAN CELLOI. took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Cheltenham Water, Whitehaven Harbour, Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, and Goeport Water Bills (Amend. ments) were read a third time and passed. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Petitions against the admission of Jews to parliament were ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-We have now a Palmerston and a Derby Iadia Bill before Parliament. The first is obnoxious to every British p7inciple and feel- ing, from its despotic tendency both towards England and India; and from its subjecting the latter in particular to the arbitrary sway of an individual who, in all probability, would be practically unacquainted with that country ...

... LORD ELLENBOROUGH'S COUNCIL. TO THE EDITOR OF TnR DAILY NWSb. SIR,-In your issue of the 9th inst., bhifting your c attack Irom one portion of Lord Ellenborough'a India Bill to sti another, you have assailed with unsparing severity the selec- tion of gentlemen made by the noble Preeident of the India Board.b Having a personal acquaintance with many of the gentle- b men thus assailed, a ...

... THll CE UBRO-AN2R Q.UESTION. I I DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF DERBY. Yesterday afternoon a deputatiou, cousieting of members of parliament and others, waited on the Earl of Derby, the First Lord of the Treasury, at his 'official reei- deuce in Downing-sereet, in deprecation of the bill now before the House of Commons, introduced by Sir John Trelawny, 3 for the abolition of church rates. The ...

... qgE EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFS IN I RUSSIA. A letter from St. Petersburg, dated March 21, in Le Nord of yesterday, gives us the following in- teresting information The committee for the government of Nijni-Novgo- rod, charged to investigate and prepare plans for the b emancipation of the serfs, held its first sitting on the 0 3rd instant, that being the anniversary of Alexan- derlI.'S ?? to the ...

... Fuj The steamer Vanderbilt arrived off Cowes yester-PO day morning on her way to Havre. She left New th York on the 10th inst. off The Vanderbilt brought no mail; but she had on dec board 206 passengers, and 358,600 dollars in specie. giv On the 11th inst., in lat. 42.0, Ion. 58.10, she ex-the changed colours with a large screw steamship, sup- S posed to be the City of Washington. On the 14th ...

... ELYD IAN .RFORdT AND TIBE RESTORATIOY OF I ?? aE A public meeting was held on Thursday night at to the Town Hall, Bimingham, to consider the above subject. w The admission being tree, there was a large attendance, at Amongst those present were the Rev. A. G. O'Neill, Alder- fo man Baldwin, Messrs. Ernest Jones, J. P. lurrough t (late M.P. for Bridport), P. Edwards, Joseph Sturge, at Sturges, ...

... IZ B BXECUTION OP GIO WNPI LANI. I-- The last penalty of the law was inflicted yester- day morning, at eight o'clock, in front of the gaol of New- gate, Upon Giovanni Lani, a Sardinian, who was convicted at the hast session of th'e Central Criminal Court of the murerkt ?? Thaubijo, a French woman, in tte Hay- Father Fienzi was with the prisoner the greater part of Sunday, and he did not leave ...

... HAYMARKET. Tpss E1v.nssoAN UNEQtUaL MATCH. Msoro Dackoton' GblpM pendsle. WY.Farren. and Gomp ton hiss Amy S;dsgwick Mrs B. Wtce. -PLUTO AND PKOSERPI3NE. Mr.Com ton, Miss 1. Leolereq,Mis. xwnny Wright.-And MY HUSBAND S (iHOST.-Commenze it 7. PRINCESS'S. TEIS EvsNhna, SAMSUEL IN SEARCH OF HIMSELF. -And RING LEAR. Ir.C. Eean.-Openat balf-pst 6. OLYMPIC. Trizs EvNswo, YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR ...

... THE NEW INDIA BILL. No. III. amo, and TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. then SIn,-The dangerous, or, at the least, the most Ti mischievous tendency of the Calcutta debating be d societies, roused many native gentlemen of sterling Gov sense to endeavour to stem the torrent of the evil; Sion but when we consider what is the usual character of mar] hot-headed young men, who imagine they possess to ...