... 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 ...

... Every additional night's debate on the Government Reform Bill makes some things increasingly plain to the very humblest capa- city, and surrounds'others with ever-deepen- ing obscurity. Each successive speaker, from whatever quarter of the House he may rise,- helps to render it superfluously clear that the bDad bill has not the faintest chance of find- ing its way to the statute book, unless ...

... Mr. John Moore and Mr. William Robinson, jun., have been placed on the commuisionl of the peace for this county. They will be amnong the resident ~,magistrates of fiurniey. THE WATER COaMTTr-E9.- Atthe weekly meeting of this committee, yesterday, the following meincroer were present :-Messrs. Hods-on (chairman), Ityloy, e ae, Jeffery, Chilton, Wagutaff, Stitt, CrellinJases 5-the quantity of ...

... LORD DERBY AND HIS SUPPORTERS, The Momcing Herald in a leader respecting the withdrawal of Mr. WaIpole and Mr. Henley from the the Ministry, says:- Far from being divided, the c01 Conservative party are animated by the best spirit. iral The meeting at Lord Derby's yesterday passed ace off in a most satisfactory manner. Unanimity pre- In vailed, and a strong determination was shown to the ...

... ?? ?? CORAtESPOINT VE ?? - A HARtD CASE. TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVERPOOL Gelitlerinc.-Conoiiiering the itiblliciy that 01lRe ritr to -atb a b cirreoety d ealwtltoil. Af0'a C]aso: 1,11 the Ant Fulbruary, altbid ll I etth 1 -3raion o t iyoI t eaded tint tile ofl`oa had I ?? Y eimr r aerloot. I dd Ute ak WlalolryeI u hnellr cuuauoo Inb igiormieeo h hl ict ?? moos by plt .,I Fr'l1ay u~w ..lce ...

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... LVMTHE FiasT ENaiNEERi OS'T1HE ?? to a lato hour last evening John Buchanian, the first Fort, engineer of the Bogota, bad not -surrendered to take his trial. a the HENGLER'.S CIRCUS.-ThE9 place of asiusensent, itreet, which has afforded by its ever varying and excellent *Lperformances so much gratification to oar townsmen withi tisrougheut the wintoir season, will close on Friday It'next. In ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ARRIVALr OF NEAPOLITAN EXILES IN LONDON. The 15 Neapolitan exiles who arrived at Bristol on Saturday reached London yesterday morning. A large crowd bad assembled at the Paddington atation. AD address of welcome was presented to them at the Great Western Hotel, and was acknowledged in t Italian. Upon the appearance of the exiles in the L doorway they were received with ...

... WORKHOUSE CoMMImEI I AU the weekly meeting of the committee, 'eter- o dasy there were pmeent Mlessrs. Cropper gnthe chair), Smith, O7rstchley, Williams, Syred, wonst (1affesrata, Jackson, Denton, Peck, Broom, and Gair. During the week ending March 22 the number of e deaths in the establishment was 20-10 men, 8 women, and 2 children. In the hospital there were 6f24 ptients last week, 124 cases ...

... &TMpOmft. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publication must be accompanied by the names and addresses of the writers, not necessarily for publtticton, but for the information of the Editor. .orrespondents who set any specil value upon their corn- municaetions must keep copies of then, as ee cannot utnder- take to return unused contributions. The letters of G. G., Alfred ...

... 6r 0,,?t vuhl.co. . Sir James Brooke, of Sarawak, is-stal ing at Dawlish in a stateof convalescenCe. Mr. Martley, the Chief Judge of the Landed Estates Court, died. at Dublin on Friday morning. The salary of his successor is to be 2,5o00. DREjARFUL DEATH OF A LALDY.-On Tuesday evening a fearful accident occurred in the corn mill of Me.msrs. Baker and Nash, at Chesterfield. It appears that a ...

... | ARRIVAL-OF :THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES AT fi-BRISTOL. ' Soon after five.o'clock on Saturday, a telegram from the river's mduth announcedtlie ainrival of the Juverna in the river, and that she had on board fifteen of the most dis- tinguished-of the Neapolitan exiles ; and the rumour 'lin like wild6re in all directions,.the inhabitants wera ain a meo ment:on the ?? ei vive, and.there was such ...