... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... THE LOSS OF THE AVA. A telegram has been received by the Paninisear and Oviental Steam Navigation Company, reportiug that, when the Candia paeeed Ceylonl, nearly the whaole of' the spociS and mails had been recovered from the wreck of te Ave. NAPLES. Wa have recedved the following telegram from Naples- Sdlerno, Thursday, Aprl8 A royal decree, cf this dayS dat, allows Paz to re turn to ...

... At the Easter Banquet, given on Monday night last by thle Lord Mayor, the company, which was numerous and brilliant, included the princisepal members ef thle presentlMinistry. lbs flake of CAMNBRIDGE, in speaking to the feast of the army, ?? us not lose sight of the great lesson and warning we hove received-in the Crimean war and the Indian revolt. Let us never imagine that a great Powcr like ...

... TOWN EDITI ON FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY EvzNiatG -In connexion with Indian affairs, which ire uppermost in the public mind, I have to note the death, at Toulouse, of General Ventura, whose long career under Runjeet Siogh is matter of history. Yesterday two decisions were given by the law courts, one about Memoirs of Due de St. Simon, the other about Sarabot, the late beci'f qras. In the first ...

... COMMElDOR&roIW OFf THE BIETH Or __ -.-AROBOSIER.E. On Tuesday evenlint, a nuinecous gathering-.-ealled by the National Reform seague-teok place at the Institu- tion, Johrn-street, Tottenham-coart-road to celebrate the birthday of M ximilian R hbespierre , Letters were readt from meesrs. dammage, G. W. K. Reynolde, C. Schaffer, Louis Blanc. Tallandier, &c, apologizing for not being able-from ...

... I ONDON NWSPAPE_ |LONDON NEWSPAPEIL The English public is now in possession of a fair and candid history of the capture of the steamship Cagliari, by Neapolitan cruisers; and the imprisonment of the crew on a charge of having aided conspirators in an endeavour to overthrow the mild government of Bomba. Mr. Park, one of the imprisoned engineers, has pub. lished his narrative. It is 8 clear, ...

... On the 3rd instant a very attractive exhibi- tion was arranged for the edification of the people in and about York, A man was to be strangled, for having murdered a farmer. The exhibition drew together some 12,000 specta- tors. According to the upholders of capital punishment-the exhibition was to act as a salutary example. Men were to go home-say- ing to themsealves: I wsill not commit ...

... The case of the Rev. SAm CEL SMITE, for the assault on JOHN LweACH, is without doubt the worst instance of social and moral depravity that it has been our duty for a long time to record. It is not a simple dereliction of some law or duty, best a grave and heavy combination of offeoces against morality, truth, and older; for here we have adultery, falsehood, lying, revenge, cunning, and blood- ...

... rio Itommo appeared in~ o!r Edition of lasg Sundda. SIR COLIN CAmPBELL BEFORE OUDE; BATTLES WITH THE REBELS; PRE- PARATIONS FOR THE GREAT FIGHT. Advices from Bombay, vwith dates to the 9th ult., in an- ticipation of the Overland Mail, have been received. The following is from ?? Times of IMarch 9?- ' Trhe bombardmlernt of Lucknow has gby this time corm- menced, and the doomed city is Most ...

... You are seeking- statistics on the g reat social evil. You wish to kuoW whether the female Arabs of London shall be hunted down by the bloodhounds of the la-w,, or left tothe meiciless ?? of black Mail by a police'i-s picto ay dissolute anid uotoriously perjured; *hether they~ shell be caged in pniteitiaties, or ~tofid in reformatoriesB swe6pt Off the streets Int6 emigration sh1ipsi as the ...

... GOSSIP OF THA WEEK. Lola Montes has been lecturing on Love, at New York, and Bulwer Lytton has beeo holding forth on the sane subj';ct at Lincoln Both ths Countess of Landtdsfelt aud the author of Maltravers are well qualified to expatiate on this everlasting and ever-interesting topic. A diseased person may speak or write very eloquently and edifyingly about health. It does not require ...