... MALTA.-FORCIBLE D&TENTION OF A SE- CEDING PRIEST. WE (Record) have received the painfully interesting caso of a priest who, having had his eyes opened to the falsehood of the Romisl system, has becn forcibly seized and placetl in a3lunatic asylum, ;vhere, at the date of the lettci (March 20), h~e was still confined. His name is Joseppi Borj. About the 20th February, he had, on the previous ...

... GF'ffiRAL TOSW-OFFICE, EDNBURGlI, BoxesICoaC sl Delvery C General Ree iv'gl P.O. i. EdOOS P. Of fce. Houses. Leith.. Lelih. MATILS. Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 46A. 10 OP 10. OP r 40.' ( Stirling, Alloa, &c. . S a 7 20P 7 OP 7 O- 6 S0P Beiviek and E. o0f'England, 1 30P 11 OP 1 0r 6 40A Berwvial, Dunbar, lHad-) dington, t&c, K of.Eng- 5 U 55P 4 Sop 4 30P' 3 Op Carlisle, Liverpool, Ian-) 4 OP 15 ...

... To TTre EDITOR OF TiUE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-A, singular proposition has been made in aletter which recently appeared in one of your contemporaries, in which the writer says: I am uncharitable enough to suspect that Africans arc required more for the advantage of tyrannical overseers than for the good of the colonies isI general, of sending the 40,000 negroes and mixed coloured races in ...

... fortigly Apittlitylict. THE BOMBAY MATL. OUR SUCCESSES IN OUDE. (From the Times Specl Corcspondent.) CAMP CAWNPORE, February 27, Eight Morning.-The head quarters camp is breaking up, and in an hour or two I shall be on my way to our first halting groand at Oonao, in Oude, ten miles from this, and on the road to Lucknow. Walpole's Brigade, Tombs' troop Horse Artillery, and the greater portion ...

... I _ i_ I C0N1)C,,C-r OF Ti[E, ENGLI6SII GOVERNMENT IN T111' ('CAGLIARI CASE. I (Flo OVI( OWVN COitfESPONDI)ENT.) this TURN, MAIRHII 31. dom l ruumour which was yesterday spread that the tain real)olitan government l] Id rejected the last Sar- beli( diniari note, without inaking it any reply, has not cabi bee'n verified. Naples has niot yet spoken. lut I n bho,,ld not have written to you to-day ...

... BELFAST DOMES'TIC MISSION. TInE annual soived of the Domestic Mission to the poor of Belfast, was held in the Fountain Street School- room, on Friday evening. Amongst those present cI were:-R. Grimshaw, J.P., D.L.; Robert Patterson, nRsq.; W. J. C. Allen, Esq.; James Darbyshiro, Esq.; Rev. Mr. Bruce; John Gray, Esq.; Rev. J. Scott Por- ter; William Campbell, Herbert Darbyshire, Esq,; Rev. John ...

... ] M1ORNIGO CHONIOCL , OFFI'CE, Moaday, 1 30 II.n . EXPRESS F ROM PARIS. 1 Fom R ORw, COW1RNiSrONDBNT1. 1 PARIS, SUNDAY EVFNING. This is one of the few days in the year on which polities become a dead letter in Paris. The poli- tical mind is deprived of its accustomed food, anud is co mpelled to turn to unaccustomed quarters to satisfy its constant craving for excitement. Easter Sunday is one ...

... M ETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS SDeduced. fromn observations. taken at the Liverpool ?? dur0ngthe week ending Saturday, is April 3, 1858. Latitude, 53o24'481T. Lonaitude' 3° (IV W. . jfi Time eaupld I1, in ~ flln. C45O.C 1 _ _ 1229E ,. motion of air. [? ,? Le Extreme pressure - A3g on square foot. ,_ r. A [a ~ [ Le ~ 'A5 id .10- t, Meam, rang 5ame ?? G S ea ytemp.ares , dayf ?? rom ayer.of[ I ? ?? ...

... THI S DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [13Y MAGNEITIC TELEGIAI'II.] A'EIIWS-LTTE'J'R OFFlCI, 3IuNIDAY, 1 O'CLOCI;, i'M. ITALYL . * )'TIIE EIMPi -,i NAPOLEO)N. The ?? ?? - I t' r aily Xceiz at Turin transmits Orsini's v, ., second letter to tile Emperor Napoleon. Thiey se flppeared in thb ?? Gazette of P'iedmonit. he correspondent of the Dalyq .ews is of opinion thait thley lbve been sup- plied by the Prench ...

... ?? J 1!lE RE-0ORGANISATION OF 1'1Eh SATIVE, ARMIE'S O1 INDiA. Tt-, fitl' V11 lrtOFTHEII I' INIT NVAYSL 31. A.'~ligilLi 713. tofrlr ilrs If hi -: Ir at. i rgr mh y ll t Wi) u r( com t ters 1,I. kilt liii. ?? ot' our. 11ilitirv svterol in flsenj.Y iils, adj to at ljaact itt, iriI' i~ta.ihY destruc- a tive; 2nd. Tloat to I'l-sIolVthis s~v~t 3rn xmildli e In enisuref aSeeborA fdilure-s lweg a~ t ...

... THE EXECUTION GROUND O CANTON. (Fronm the Special Correspondent of the Times.) Canton, Sept. 13. Threading our way, under the guidance of some experienced friend, we came to a carpenter's shop, fronting the entrance to a small potter's field. It is not a rood in area, of an irretular shape; resembling most an oblong. A row of cottages open into it on one side; there is a wall on the other. The ...

... As we have no doubt that niany orour readers would be glad to be acquainted with the parentage and other antecedents of the man who bears this blood- stained name, we propose, in the present article, to give a brief sketch of him. Nana Sahib, RaJah of Bithoor-whose correct name is Sree Munt Dhoon- doo Punt-is the eldest son, by adoption, of the late Badgee Rlao, ?? of the Maharattas. For many ...