... %s, We seem to be ?? A bo approaches to the truth with respect to those hJ We tales of horror in connection with the Indian fi n- outbreak which have so ionq and so painfull . S! is excited public feeling in this country. ?? It is re now just two months slice the appearance 1s es (January 29) of the celebrated letter in the tI r, [ TTems signed Judex, which first cast. a Wa g- serious doubt ...

... FRANCE. The Times' Paris correspondent says, the state of the relations between the French and Swiss Governments is beginning to be viewed with some ?? in Paris. The fatality that was so near bringing about a rupture with England seems present on this occasion. The Minister of Public Safety will make an official toni' through the departments in the summer. Owing to the state of the finances, ...

... 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 ...

... rig CONTINUED FROM OUR SEVENTir PAGE. I CULLOMPTON. t of TowN HALL.-Henry Rugg, of this place, labourer,wao brought I ry up before the Rev. J. P. Sydenham, by P.O. No. 26, on Wednes. I b day last, oharged with stealing a half-quartern cake from the shop by of Mrs. Marshall, baker, of this plae. Owen Rowe, a servant to I id Mrs. Marshall, stated that on Tuesday night he observed the H8 prisoner ...

... T ln four great powers of the world,-England, TI France, Russia, and America,-are now acting together t in China, and appear to have resolved upon a common w course of action. This happy result seems to have al been brought about by the success of our operations tb against Canton, as M R. REED, the representative of pl American interests in China, had, previously to the cap. re ture of that ...

... i HEARTLESS OONDUCP-A GA YDECIVER. Thomas.Owen Davis, a saddler, residing at 5A, Haiker- street, Chelsea, appeared before Mr. Corrie yesterday, at ithe Clerkenwell Police-court, in answer to assunmons taken out against him by Miss Ann Davis, a young woman re- siding at 31, Devonshire street, St. George's, Bloomsbury, to show cause why he should not contribute to the support of an illegitimate ...

... ViTM1,14has FAg WOOL THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE revenue returns are alluded to by the Minis- terial journals of last night. It is stated that the account for the quarter ending yesterday will be very favourable, and that the revenue has revived consider. ably since the termination of the commercial crisis. However the acconnt of the year, although it will be a million and a ...

... TIHE BOMBAY ARMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. i: SiR,-Thc following extracts from a letter from an officer of rank in the Bomibay army, received by the last 0 mail, will be road with interest by the public, as they testify to the loyalty of the native arlny of Bombay, and exhibit at the seaie time opinions (which are commonly expressed) of 6 the impolicy of a change in the government of ...

... FRANCE. A telegraphic despatch has been saent to the maritixie arrondissements and sub-arrondissements ordering all sailors from twenty to forty years of age, who have not. completed their four years of service, to join their ships Immediately. A sum of money has been voted for turning more selling vessels into. screw steamers. The Marshals appointed to command the five divisions of the French ...

... got t , It. CIIUI1T MAlISSIONARY SOCIETY.-WC understand the ?? scrmons will be preacield oll tile Hllt of May on behalf of tile above society, and the meetings will be hl)cd the day following. VICTORIAH hALL, SERVICES FOR TIIE WORKING CLASSES.-We nrc glad to learn that it has been de- termined to continno these services during themonth of April, at tie same holur-four o'clock in the after- ...

... NORT If - NION (OU ItSiYG CLUB, COURSINGi IrxET --3IST MAIRCH, 1858. President-The Viseouint Miasseieene and Ferrard, Stewvards-Lord Luirgan, Lord Betive, lieutenant- Colonel L. Conynglian), J. G. Winder, Jas. Cramsie, and Goo. Nixon, Esqrs. This meeting came off to-day Bnder. Very favour- able c'eiumislances. T'il day was beantiful, and Jogs from tll pails of Ireland ?? oitertid. The hrares ...

... ..-II SECOND ?? T HIlS 1)A Y'S LONDO 0N N EWS. TILE' E?C(l Ai~it I)uiCUPAT''ION OFt TIlE ISLE OF iLII iAN. Pi'a ?? 11 1(lI2dn 21a Ee Fx'enf 'tie i.i+,0 a :iw!:txiuieiit article', t, Cll(pti~li ol Perim'IiiN. ?? i ?? i ii, 1121l2' Ui.A Ell'(ijopu ho Titiliev h Zl 211 rllltfioll, it is Jllilllu~'Im:salvi to) 1rteat ~t'l'taluptll 'IMil: jwdilt i ?? Ululls.,tl lot m ?? 21.A11 ?? Ll All.R GAMBIA. ...