... The electric cable between France and England has been again broken, and despatches between Paris and London have to be transiamtted vait steid. The young Italian noble, Emile Dandolo, who died recently at Milan, had made himself conspicuous during the days of 1548, and by some liberal effu- sions in verse. His funeral was attended by 10,000 persons, and Italian eookades were hurled from ...

... :Hong Kong journals, of January 15, report the eel :Earl of Elgin's return to Shanghae, from, as it ag seems, a perilous voyage up the Yang-tee-ciang pal as far as Hankow; ani also a battle royal in the di vicinity of Canton, our troops on this occasion I'e ha driving everything before them. The Friend of eit China reports: TI Major- General Sir C. T. Van Straubenzee has again been va ...

... THE MARKETS BILL.. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I observe that the Markets Bill lisue been read a second time in the Commons, but I have not been able to learn what are the provisions of this Bill, or in what particulas itdiffers from the Bill, as amended in the select committee at the end of last session, except that reference to the fairs bad been left out; under these ...

... FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCrDopTs LF9mibSGTO, SATURaDY EV1XqSN(4 , LnAFAlLt4L 5JO, .3AOLJI(UY il.VOONINQtr ?? there occurred on the Rugby and lea 0toa t L°'itg (a branch of tbo Londou anI NorthWeslr oa il y accident by which three persons loot their an) D scene of ?? catastrophe, with the down Er. 3 The Leamington at 10.35 a m-, was about s c le£fr dou I town. The train consisted of a van, a ...

... I . . . . ?? 1 .: , j A.BILL TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATIN To THE REPRESEN'TATION OF THE PB&OI~E IN Pa ENGLAN'D AND WALES, ANDTO 'FACItITATE X THE REGISTRATION AND VPTING OF JLELEC- `~P TORS. prol Whereas it is expodieft t oaheaed~'the- laws affeoting the 2t representation of the people ?? and Wales, and to men afford increased facilities for the tegistration end voin of her Majesty's asubjbcts ...

... IFTERNtON2- EDITION. HERALD OFFICE, Tuesday, 2 P.M. ?? BY ELECTRIC'TEL1EGRAPE. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARTS, M10onday.-Alessandri, Minister for Foreign Affairs in Moldavia, has been received by the Emperor. Be was unaccompanied by any deputation; He is about to proceed tosEng]land. Tle Turkish Minister of Finance has resigned. GENERAL NEWS. Lord Lovaine will replace Lord Donoughmore as Vice- ...

... I THE CALCUTTA MAIL. Calcutta papers to the 22nd of January came to hand yesterday, and the substance of the news was given in our Evening Edition. Lord Clyde had returned to Lcklnow, and it was expected that he 'would leave India for England. Sir Hugh Rose was still talked of as his successor. Lord Canning left Allahabad for Calcutta on the 20th. The Agra papers publish the following: i From ...

... TARIFF REFORM AN DIRECT 1. TAXATION. - IThe following is a copy of a petition presented by Xr. Iforsfall TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMO fNS, &c. THE PErITION.,OF THE UNDERSIGNED MRMBMIS OF THE LIVlEPOOL rINANCUL REFORM ASOCA- TION, Humbly ?? the total revenue of Great Britain and Ireland for the year ended March 31, 1858, was £68,257,090, of whioh sum no less than £41,180,357, or very nearly ...

... ROMAN CATIIOLIC OATI. A Bill to substitutc an Oath for the Oath requilred to be taken and subscribed by the Statute passed in the Tenth Year of the Reign of Kilng George the Fourth, for the Relief of his Mlajesty's Roman Ca- tholic Subjects. (Prepared and brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. John Fitzgerald, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Scijeant Deasy.) The preamble recites the 10th George IV., ...

... YDuSTERDAY evening, the twenty-third annual meeting of the Belfast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held in the Town Hall, Police Build- ings. Amongst those present were-John Clarkic, Esq., J.P., Rev. J. B. Wilson, Rev. I. C. Jones, Rev. TJames Young, Rev. J. Mcnnaliglitan, Rev, Mr. MI'Cul- longl1, Rev. Joshlia Collins, It. T. MGocagh, Janies Hamnilton, Aldermfn Iliamilton, ...

... , O CORREWPONDENkE . I - - ?? RUGGED WAYS-TO THE FERRIES. .O MsT nDTOR TlE LtVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentilm*n,-It is a long tine since peoplY began topetition avid memorialise anda tho council to debate upon the improvemnent of tile- several approaches to our lauding stages . yet notshing is done. Is it aoh woulderful that ?? the greatest thoroughfares of this great port should remain so long in the ...

... TOWN CoUNiL'PROCEEDINGS. i;. fiwd Vnin ?? ^rn .4Nn adj urmtneowetingcft the Tpi'nw im0'dilwss lb'h14 lbedsy ?? Prvwtitheiir ' L~>T~ onzi Pnov ?? thdt snt aiiei~b eusi tonie -tuhe' adxght13iii ieadn ~h'eec 'of dlisession had we-olved to adp tefloigmnute, 4 iich~i. N.Vurnwould now red JAi.1-TbONER acovrduingy~r'ad as follows .. itA41W6*w, 26th Februar~y, 1859-Cnvne teembers. ?? ~ ?? on' 'the ...