... FRANCE, PRINCE NAPOLEON AND THE PRINCESS CLOTILDA. The 3l1oniteur of yesterday morning contains the 'following :- Their Imperial Highnesse3 the Prince and Princess Napoleon will arrive at three o'clock this afternoon at the Tuileriep. A squadron of the cuirassiers of the imperial guardwill form the escort. Four battalions of the national guards, beside cuirassiers, voltigeurs, guards, and ...

... I INDIA. MARSEILLES, FEB. 19. The steamer, with the Bombay mails, has arrived to-day. The mails left for London at noon. This arrival does not furnish any later intelligence than that contained in the government telegrams already published. The Bombay Times of the 25th January states that public notice has been given of the provinces of Oude and Rohilcund being again open to Euro- pean ...

... THEZ CASBTROKG G WUV ThoeeTehais agzn. Tego'vernment arei exercising unwonted care in keepng te naure f Mr. A rtstroiig'e gun a seIcret. Th* have suppressed hiss applicatian for a patent, and are abouit to bring a bill into parliamenit to justify that proceeding, the Patent Law Amendment Act of 1862 Making no, provilsion for it. If we believed it posaible for them to prevent 1oreigu ...

... BEFUGZS YOR BOMELESS AND DES TITUTE CHILDREN AND RAGGED SCHOOLS. Yesterday evening the annual meeting of the sub- scribers and friends of the above institution was held at the d Boys' Retuges, No. 8. Great Queca-swreet, Lincola'e-inn- fields. Tbe Earl of SH1APTESEURY occupied the chair, and f called on Mr. W: W. Williams, the secretary, to read the re- port. Tiat document stated that the ...

... MARY-LB.ONR ZELCToZIy. CI There was a spirited contest yesterday between cgl the friends of the two candidates for the honour of represent- lbs log this borough in Parliament, but f, om the first it became b evident that Air. Eawln James, though the last in the field, 1, was the Popular Candidate. At nine o'clock the first return showed that that gentleman had polled nearly double thte. t1 ...

... I MOtM oU OWN CORRPoSPNDENT.) . JMAYENCE, FEB. 14. I am sorry to say the hopes of those who fondly I believed that the regeneration of Germany would E issue from the debates of the new liberal parlia- r ment of Prussia are not likely to be realised very E soon. The phalanx of moderate constitutionalists in the minor German states have at present rather a hard stand, for they are frequently ...

... i THB BAST.INDIA OFFJO. I 7H EAST -. A complete s~tatement of the new Indian esta- blishment, with 1hoe salaries of each officer, was presented yeeterday to the Blonsa of Commons. The snmE gi anted as compensation duiring the reteation of office by the present holder are shown in an additional column, but do not seem to be very formidable in amout. Tbe estaobishment is divided Into the ...

... FRANCE I (FROM OUIL OWN COxRESEONDENT.) LThe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterdsyl: PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. 'T'he uniform tendency of anl the evidence which now presses upon my ear at every moment is to show that war was thoroughly resolved upon at the moment when the Emperor made his ever-memo- rable new-year's speech to Ml. de Hubner; and that all semi-official statements ...

... I (FRtOM OUR OWN CORRESPOcNDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yeake tertlay] :k PARIS, Tfrubtsnsy EvXcNcxo. ha The followinz paragraph appears in the .Patric: to Lord Cnwley's departure for Vienna has been the subject Pi' of much discussion eoth yesterday and to-day. Public'opi- for Orion attaches great imnpoitance to this journey, and, as, we go, think, sightly so. ...

... I i (raow Olrt owx cOuiEtsONDINT.) TORONTO, JAbr. 31. Parliament was opened on Saturday, the 29tb, by 1 the Governor-General, in the following speech: r Honourable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council, Gentlemeu of the Legislative Assembly, It is my duty on the present occasion to call your atten- 1 tion to the question of the seat of government of Canada. ?? legislature of Canada, having ...

... nbe iourt. WINDSOR CASTLE, pEB. * Her Miajesty and the Prince Consort, accomnpanied b by Princess Alice, Princess Helena, Prcncess Laud a Prince Arthur, and Peince Leopold, wore present at juvenile ball given by the Duchess of lient at Frogwo e Friday evening, in honour of the birth of her great gra n and the Queen and Prince Consort's first granndchild TO r I suite in attendance consisted of ...

... I . SARDINIA. (momu OUR OWN CORU55PONDMMT.) TURIN, FEB. 15. The Sardinian Government presented to the Chamber this day an act for prohibiting the removal of forage and corn across our Lombard frontiers. This is in retaliation of Austria's forbidding the exportation of- horset. IXi a few days Count Cavour will also give notice to Austria, that he does riot intend renewing the treaty concluded ...