... SARtDINIA AND A U S TRIA. A LETTER, dated 10th April, from Placenza, in the Unione of Turin, says:- Austria is concentrating troops in Placenza and on the Sardinian frontier. Five hundred Austrian troops arrived this morning, and more are expected.l The garrison is composed already of 2,500 men. No one can comprehend the motive for these military movements, They have given rise to much specula ...

... RESOLUTIONS TO BE PROPOSED BY THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER ON THE 30TH OF APRIL. 1. That, as the territories under the government of the East India Company are by law to remain under such government only until parliament shall otherwise provide, this house is of opinion that it is expedient that the transfer of such government to the crown should now take place, in order that the direct ...

... 31ILIT.41ZY BANQUET TO 'MAR$IR.AL TILE I I 1. 1 UC D)E M fAL[A iO I'm The ineisbags of the United Sorvice Club gave a miagnifi- cent bancquet on Thursday evening to his Excellency the Marshal I elissibr, the Due de Malakofil at their Club-house i5l PRIll-1lflhl. Since the visit of Marslal Sotlilt to this country in 183S, whlen that veteran of the French arniy caine as Ambassador ...

... There has not been much excitement abroad this veek, since the acquittal of Bernard, on Saturday- an event that has given rise to a very unpleasant feel- h)g in France, where, vhatever may be thought in this countrv, the Emperor is popular with the people 'The man has still to take his trial for misdemeanor; but bail was accepted on Tuesday for his appearance. On Thursday (last) night, Mr. ...

... BANKRUPTS—FMDAY, APBIL 16. W. WILD, Counter-street, Sonthwark, carman. J. G. DICKINSON, Hastings, Sussex, draper. J. PATCH, Northampton, grocer. J. T. BARNES, Stratford, Essex, builder. C. H. STEWABD. Tothill-street, Westminster, corn merchant. T. TAYLOR, Modderghall Mill, near Stone, Statordsnire, flint grinder. S. BUTLER and C. and C. E. BAKEE, Birmingham, tvira drawers. J. SULUVAIT, Bristol ...

... Illperal v artiallmct. (aUY'MA(NE Ior TELE GR APH1.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY, SPIRITUAL INSTR1UQTMO. The Bishop of EXETER moved for the appoint- ment of a select committee to inquire into deficiency of the means of spiritual instruction in places of Divine worship in the metropolis and other populous districts in England and Wales, especially in the mining and manufacturing districts, and to ...

... BANGOR AND BE'AUMARIS UNION. v The fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was held tl On Wednesday last. Present-Mr. C. Bicknell in the v Chair; Rev. Morris Hughes, ex-officio ; Rev. T. J. tl Williams; Messrs. G. Simpson, G. Davies, C. Ches- r tterton, W. Thomas, LI. Lewis, T. Hughes, T. Ash- si lF urst, J. Barker, T. G. indley, P. Al. Pierce, E. Ro- / a berts, XV. Owen, W. Jones, R. M. Lloyd, ...

... DEPARTUrE OF TDoors FORI 1NDIA.-The reinforcemenits- for regimeite. serving iu India halve been considerable I ,. _1 _- 1 ?? ITI - - I I. ?? . 5 . . .I iiringbthe last few *lays. The enibarkations number 43 l officers and 1,929 non-comnmissioned officers and privates. On the 8th instant, detachments of 29 regiments left Gravesend for Calcutta, to fill up the vacancies of the service companies ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. d LONDNN: df SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1858. On their Lordships assemibling at five o'clock, Petitions were presented by Lord Sondes against the abolition of church-rates without equivalent s vompensation to the church ; by the Duke of Marl- borough, the Duke of Montrose, and the Bishop of Oxford, against the Jen Bill; and by the same prelate against the Divorce Bill. ...

... THE MUTINIES IN INDIA: THE FALL OF LUCKXOW. The following letter from the Bombay correspondent of The London Times supplies the details of this gallant affair, and likewise particulars of the present state of affairs generally BOMBAY, MARCH 24. — Our news by telegraph from the Commander-in-Chiel'E camp comes down only to the igth-five days ago—when the last position of the enemy in or around ...

... BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. —A meeting of the general and local committee was held this (Prid-iy) morning, in the Grand Jury-room at the Town Hall, the Mayor in the chair, when it was resolved to invite the in- habitants of Cardiff to co-operate with the sub-committee in decorating the. town on the society's visit, so as to give it a fitting reception. A sum of jB50 was ...

... SPECIAL EXPRESSC. (FROM THE TIMIES:.) INDIA AND CHINA. CORFU, April 23d, 1 ?? L :; ?? April 20th.-The Calcutta and Chli l 'ai!s, peC: Hindostan, leave this afternoon wi`.u ?? from Calcutta to the 23d March; Madras, 2NtIh Ceylon, 2d April; and Hong Xloig to 15ta March. The Bentinck, extra mail and passenge ,: .e.u Calcutta, arrived at Suez on the 14th. There is intelligence from Lucknow to ...