... I I (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Ia ?? following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- a terdayl: . PARIS, MONDAYL ETENiNo. ri Oa Saturday last, as soon as the telegram came a, atnuouncinrt whlat had passed in the House of' Comn- p mons on Friday, I felt justified in saying at once, 01 in very strong language, that the whole thing was a mystification, and That the French1 govearnment had ...

... LAW NOTICES-Tais Diy. ROLLS COURT, CHANCERY-LANE, at 11. Motions (the Fourth Seal). Demurrer and motions: Ma-lean v Daweson. From Chambers: In Re Mexican and South American Company, by order. Causes, &c.: Wilson v Copland-Neale v Stuart-wEdwards v Crowther-Lazenby v Kibble-Woodburn v Grant (2)-Goodall v Goodall. In Chambers (at four o'clock): In Re Nicholson's Estate-Lane v Smith-In Re Wa. ...

... LONDON: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1859. In the HousE of LoRDS, yesterday, Lord CAmrRELL, in moving the second reading of the Vexatious Indictment Bill, explained that its object was to provide that no person should be indicted for conspiracy to obtain money by false l pretences without previous investigation before a magistrate. After some remarks from Lords Wensleydale and a Brougham and the Lord ...

... I PIEDMON-T. TURIN, TrESDAY. In execution of the law concerning the loan, the official Piedmontese Gazette publishes a decree by which the Minister of Finance is authorised to alienate by public subscription 1I million francs of the Five per Cent. Rente at the price of 79. THE BRAZILIAN MAILS. LISBON, FEn. 28. The Tamar has arrived with the Brazilian mails, having leit Rio Janeiro on the 7th ...

... (PRiOX ouR OWNe CORRESPONDENT.) CALCUTTA, JTAN. 22. COde is at last clear of armed rebels. Oa the 26th ult., Lord Clyde took the fort of Burgudiah, capturing six guns; and on the 29th, after a rapid march, he succeeded in overtaking the Begum's armiy, which he drove across the Raptu in precipi- tate flight, taking eight more guns. Ten minor chiefs and a large number of Sepoys laid down their ...

... I The following declaration on the part of thirty- nine members of the Legislative Assembly of War- temberg has been addressed to the select committee, in order to be laid before government. The whole of Germany is penetrated by otie sentiment- that of protound indignation at the attempt that is now made of disturbing the peace of Europe. Nobody, in beholding the enormous armements now going ...

... 2'TH FIRER AND LOS OF SIX LIVES IN MArBLEBBONE. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Wakley, the coroner for 'West Middlesex, held au inquiry at the Buffalo's Read Tavern, Marylebone-road, for the purpose of investigating thecircumstances attending the fire and loss of life which took plate in Great James-street, Lisson-grove, on' the mornnug of Saturday last, reported in the Daily Yews o The names of the ...

... LORD .ELGIN'S BXPBDITO2V TO -DecNo FY. RXEIIY- (Fromu the North China Herald of Jan. 6.) The importance in a political and commnercial point of view, combined with the geographical interest that at- taches to the expedition up the Yang-teze-Kiang which hag just been accomplished, seem to ?? the obligation upon those who have returned from it of furnishing the public with seme account of the ...

... [GREpIHIC DESPATCHES. MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE BRAZILS. LiSBON, FEB. 28. ' z Tamar has arrived with the Brazil mails, ie left 1tic Saneitro oza the 7th February. &l leave to morrow morning for South- On her voyage out the Tamar reacbed ?r'0 Southampton on the 2d inst. There i8 .xgical news from the Brazils. The cases of 1ere few. The .Mtinister and the fleet of the , 9state have left Monte ...

... CONOERTS. MONDAY POPUT.&R - Haydn and Webt, were in theascendant on~fondaynight atSt. Jatkes's Hall, the a first part being consecrated to the former, and the second r. to the latter. The well-known and appreciated quartet in C, 'tfor two violins, viola, and violoncello, with the variations on the Austrinm God Save the Emperor, opened the scheme. s| The trio in G for pianoforte, violin, ...

... THR LODN SGAZETTtE OF TUEMDAY, ' I * '1 ' . ZIA CI 1. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARcH 1. C, Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty will hold' a A M Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, upon Thursday, the M 14th of April next, at two o'clock. Notice is hereby given, thather Majesty will hold Levees tu at St. James's, Palace upon the following days, at two B N o'clock, viz,. - 'hi Wednesdaiy, ...

... I CA HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAT, MARCH 1. vt The home met at five o'clock.a PETITIONS. CntritcH RATcEs.-By the Bishop Of OXFRD~, from the I clergy, churcbhwardens, and others of five parishs in the a county of Derby, against the abolition of church rates, with- Y out some suitable provision for the preservation of the fabric t of churches; also from a parish in Durham to the sitme effect. _ ...