... 1TALIAN COMMENTS ON TIHE LAST LETTER OF ORSINI. and The Itdependente of Turin makes the following M~r' reflections upon Orsini's second letter to the Emperor haL Napoleon, which we published yesterday: Stu Mr We have already said of Orsini that his was certainly no mi~ vulgar soul ; his last letter and his testament now afford us a Ko confirmation of that judgment, and a great lesson to those ...

... 1 1868 1867. 1868. 1817. Dealeaai ?? 10 311 £74i £74 Belfasl ?? 68 65 3.93. 1L42 Belas ad ?? ?? 17 17 W2. 242 ?? Cheshire . - 33 63 288 258T Blackburn ?? 260 20j Iitadyne 13 13 12112 3069 rstlandE e e . 117 117 5768 06 Caledonlan ?? 12112 12j10 Chester and ?? 94 94j 6124 m10 ?? ?? 29 2o 276~ 285 Cor IlacrekndPasae *69 09 188 186 Dsesfde 17.. I 17 221~ 195 Dslblln and ?? Jucn68 so 1010 1049 ...

... COBBESPOLEN.CE BR piFSir,(7lvcG PASS7?OB TS. I I Yesterday was issued a return to the House of Lords of correspondence repecting passports. These communications include letters to and froin English Consuls at certain French ports and the Earl of Clarendon-letters which have passed between Earl Cowley and Count Walewski, and Earl Cowley anld the Forei-n-office. On the 9th of Mlarch the Earl of ...

... TnrirsItiy EVENiNG2. Rather more business was done to-day in mining stocks, and the market wore a somewhat firmer ap pearance. East Basset shares were inquired for, whilst South Frances are still offered. Wheal Basset were quoted 215 to 2171; Wheal Buller, 280 to 290; WVheal El dward, 6 , to 7; East Wheal Russell. o to 1; Ilingston D)owns, 65 to 1 ; and Carn Brea, 48 to 50. Cobre copper shares ...

... -1lE CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday was a special day at the Crystll Palace, and the arrangements miade for the reception of the public, having become extensively known, there was a very large gathering. The attendance wits prolably enhanrce tj a considerable extent by the facilities now afforded to tba inhabitants of the West-end for rapid conveyance to Syden. latil; while the aaventage thus ...

... NORifOrz's DESTR UC 'TION OF PROPER TY BY FIE: I 6 13 Yesterday (Suiday) morning, about lialf-past two o'clock, the inhabitants of Titchifield-street, s1lortiiner~street, and 69 Wells-street, Oxford-street, were aroused from -their shllm- old& hers and terribly alarmed in' consequencee of a moat exten- Wdsive fire-the largest that has occurred for someo years &C in the saine locality-breaking ...

... IREUND. THE IRISH COURT. Cards of invitation have been issued, by the command of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, for a grand ball at the Castle on Wednesday, the 7th inst. FUNERAL OF THE LATE QUINTIN DICK, ASQ. The mortal remains of the late Mr. Ifck were deposited in St. Michan's Church, otl Saturday lust, The funeral was strictly private. It is understood that Mr. Dick died worth ...

... IWATT, TIHE ENGENEER. L]FROXr T1E BRITISH MEDIC.U. JOURNAL.] Hemy Watt, the English enincer, whose long ideten- tion and scandalous usage in a Nicapolitan prison, in couise- quence of his seizure oi hoard tire Cagliari steamler, are subjects of public notoriety, has noS, it appe:ils, on his arrival in England, been forwarded to his native towns, Newcastle; but, under the direction of the ...

... NFCmo IMMIGRANTS INTO THE! FRENCH COLONIES, fBY RLEUTBIC 'ELEGRAPH..l jc'flC out olvWN ColESFOCNstENT.| PARIS, MIONDAy EvNs:xsN A ;nus:s llhave been receiivcd that thle Austrians ?? asstralig a cosieioeraule foroe in Placentia ., e, the Sardinias frontie4s. I);Oviisions Of war of all kinds are also ari-ving, *lsil1 lacitia is treated as in a state of siege. lhi~rer Verdolugo was stabibed ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1858. The secret negotiations which, it is rumoured, are still persevered in by the Austrian Government, for the purpose of obtaining the assistance of the Bri- tigh Government in constructin-g a submarine tele- graph from Corfu to Alexandria, are at length begin- ning to awaken public attention to the principle upon which Submarine Telegraphs should be con- struoted. ...

... ARMY 8TATIONS$ APRIL 1,1858. Ist I~fe Gds., BegVs-parqk 86th, Manleter; Athlone. 2nQddo., Ede.park. 37th,.Bengsl; COnhe*ter. Bl' H~ore bas., Windsor. S6th, Bengal; Oolchesftr. 1stDragoonGuardaMadras; Both, Canada TeMIefMoas. Canterbury. 40th, N. S. Wales; Belfast. nd, Bengal; Canterbury. 4161, Jamaica; Jessey. frd, Bengay; Canterbr.42nd, Bengal; Perth. dh, Bmabn;Che ter.3rd, Madras; C, 0th, ...

... THIRD EDITION. PUBIJSHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. U.YD'B WEmY LOWSPAE OFIQE, SATUIIDA AFTERNOON. By the arrival of the Kangaroo at Liverpool en Friday, we have intelligence from New York to the 20th of March. The Kansas bill was still being de- layed in the senate. The bill providing for an inf erease in the army had been passed by the house of representatives; it ...