... I. 23S STdTB Pko3~cUoN& The trial of Simon Bernard will take place this (&Morda=) morning, at ten o'clock, under the special commis. sion. 'he case appears to create extraordinary interest, and on Saturday the Sheriffs were literally besieged by applicants for orders for admission, it being arranged, in order to pre- vent confasion, that no person shall be admitted without an order. Within the ...

... THE TERRITORIAL DEBT Ov Dw4P .1 I.. _ TO THE ODITOR OF THE AILY ranW Sm.i-The lively interest felt by the pjnb] establishing good government for He pop our Asiatic possessions will be an excse for t creasing the number of your correspondents seeking space in outa edition t-morrow frm following condensed remarks. Having paid attention to all that has been oji. Parliament and at the discussions ...

... A St. Petersburg correspondent of the Ivde'pen- fr( dance Bclye gives us the following information as to WI an important measure of reform now undertaken by ?? the Russian government: ml I have said that the activity going on in the War-offices in has slackened but little. That may be easily understood. DL The reduction of the army has given the clerks a great deal to do in regulating the ...

... LOSS OF IHgo ROSEDALE, LONDON AND NRWOFA STL E STEXAMER. ?? Yesterday the following report was received at do Lloyd's relative to the total loss of the Rosedale, screw- of steamer, from London to Newcastle, on the morning of the of 1st inst., on the Long Scaur Rocks, near Hartlepool, The cc report is written by Captaiu G. Wood, the master of the Rosedale, who attested to the truth of it before ...

... -i-t 4Z i4OW B Y. T1, i . A THAN, RnIL 7. ;t>s c nil i t rIndia, to the anuher of 609!r2u of asi pjiided to Gravesend, where they embarked on board the rteam& Benares, for Kur- rachee, for the purpose of augmenti nk-their respective corps Snow M vin: re-nfocements wsree eeleoted from the ?? regiments, viz.:-7th Dragoon Guards, 8rd LightDrsgpipm,8th Humars, 14th Light Dragoons, 17th Lancers, ...

... THE TWO BONAPATES-PARgALLEL ' PRESS PRQSloUTIjOs -TO THE DITOR OF IRY OLDp's mmwSPAPEL Sm,-At this late hour 6f 6h w orld's existence, the monarchs of the day, like humbler folk, have great difficulty in being original. It is scarcely possible for them to think, say, or do anything that has not been thought, said, or done by some person who flourished before they were born. Hence the great ...

... FRANCE. - Who shall attempt. to describe the astonishment and indignation of the government circles occasioned by the verdict in Bernard's case ? The surprise at the verdict is at least as great as the disappointment. The worat that was expected was that, after averdict of guilty upon the facts, the fifteen judges would have declared that the act of Geo. IV. did not apply to the case, and then ...

... TEMPERAOCE FEUDS. Mr. Quain moved on Thursday morning, in the Court of Queen's Bencb, on behalf of Mr. Jclha Bar- tholomew Gough, for a criminal information against Frederick Richard Dees, for a series of libels reflect- irg on the character of the former in letters which were sent to a gentleman named Wileon, residing near Nottingham. Mr. Gough, the well-known tea- perance lecturer, stated in ...

... TIHE INDIAN MUTILVY. --4 The following extracts of private letters from an off of high standing in India will be read with interest TAM do not profess to give news, but the details tleyiL tail; of the native character and manners tbrows con j'I I II, light on the probable cause of the insurrection, writer, Captain T., has been eighteen years in the 6M p any's service, and fifteen on the ...

... EXTRA ODINARv.Y MUNIFICENCE. et tic Lazter vestry ;f St. iMargaret's,, Canterbury, the following letter was read, which had been received by the churchwardcns from, the Rev. E. 11. Woodall:- You are aware that when the restoration of the parish church was undertaken some years ago, a loan to the amiount of one thousand pounds was effected through the Guarantee Board of Works, on the usual ...

... FUTURE POLICY TO WARDPS THB INDIAN I U BE.REELS. I LETTER 'TO THE GOVrERNOR-GENERAL, Yesterday was issued a return to an order of the House of Lords, requirilg a copy of a letter from the secret com- inittee of tins uorte of Directors of die East India Con- pany to the C~overisor-U-culeral of India in Council, dated the 24t llof Afarch. 1858, relative to the policy to be pur- sued towards the ...

... THE HALF WAY TO THlE PACIFIC*-- THE7 ROAD TO THE RED RIVER. [Frzo-v our. SrzaiL COltoESuONDE2T.] fHAMILTON, APRIL G. In my letter from Toronto I had forgotten to mention having met Captain Kennedy and other gentlemen who had visited the Red River last year, and it would be well to compare their time from l Toronto with that of the troops sent by Sir GeorgeE Simpson, at the great risk of their ...