... Tuesday, April 6. TVav-Oflice, PALE21ALL, April 6.-16th Regiment of Foot: Gen. S. If. Berkeley, from 75th Foot, to be Col., vice Msj.-Gen. C. Bisshopp, C.B., decease, -75th Foot: Maj.-Gen. St J. A. Clerke to be Col., vice Gen. Berkeley, reltovet to 16th Foot. rntllitruspts -C. F. Richardson, late of Church street, Stoke Nesvi3to1, victualler. (r'ate and Dodd, Bucklersbury.-G. Bennett, ...

... | ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... The royal mail steamer Arabia, arrived at Liver- pool on Monday, brought advices from New York to the 31st ult., with 3,000 dollars in specie on freight, and ninety-three passengers. On the 0th inst., in lat. 50 N., long. 16 W., the Arabia signalled the ship Britannia, standing to the northward; and on the 11th, at 3.40 a.m., passed the Canada, from Liverpool for Boston. The steam ship Persia, ...

... LONDON: TUFSDAY, APRIL 13, 1858. In the HousE of Loitis yesterday, On1 the LORD CHANCELLOR taking his seat, and after the Duke of MARLBOROUGH had presented a petition against the bill for permitting marriage with a deceased wife's sister, tt The Earl of MALMESBURY gave notice of his in- tention to produce papers and make a statement on Thursday on the subject of passports. The Earl of DEmIm, ...

... I i 'VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Earl of Eglinton gave his first ball for tire season oal Wednesday everring, which was nullmeroully attended. THE MAGISTRACY. The Lord Chancellor; onl the recommendation of the Right Hon. Jo]mn Wynne, AM.P., has been pleased to :appoint Mr. William A. Woods, anti Dr. Wood, to the commission of the peace for tile bo- rough. of Sligo, ill the room of Mr. ...

... The following has been published as the second letter of Orsini to Louis Napoleon:- TO HIS MAJESTYNAPOLEON }11,, EMPEROR OP THE RRION., Sox,-Your imperial majesty having permitted that my letter written to you on the l1th of February should be pro- duced for public comment, bltistit is a clear proof of your generosity, shows me also that tbe prayers whioh I have offered on behalf of my country ...

... ITALY, THE NEAPOLITAN PRISONS. (FROX Ovr OWN COBLBDSPONDMNv.) NAPLES, APIL 6. I am not surprised at men becoming nervous and depressed by a long imprisonment in this country, the tender mercies of which are indeed cruel. Still less surprised am I after hearing the following tales from some of those who were captured with the Cagliari: In the court below our widows, said they, was a bench, ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... Yesterday there was recorded the particulars of a de- structive conflagration t a b ok o in Union-street, Oxford-street, a densely populated neighbourhood, but fortunately no loss of life took place, leave alone such a painful catastrophe as that which attended the late fire in Blcomsbury ; but from certain disclosures that caune to light in the course of yesterday, while investigating the ...

... ObW enwSA new power ris tl1y,and glmbst Invisibly, growi~ng U~ i themids ofus, which, If not' destroyed ere It has . arrived at it5inatiu ill convert our Magna Chatta, our 'Bil O.:Bght, or ?? Corpus, our Trial by Jury,,aiid. alltheoter auneddefences of our pereoinanad political. fr~do', ito eremutY p~archmnents, melalncholy chimeras, or hlples' fnissns. he power txi, whuch 'we refer is. ...