... (FROM OURo OWN CORRMSPONDENT.) , Re following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. You will have observed that the Moniteur-in drily announcing the fact that on the 22nd instpt the Pope intimated to the French and Austrian am- bassadors at Rome that he now ielt perfectly able to maintain order in his own dominions, and was ready to make arrangements with the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor tok his seat oe. the woolsack at the sulhour. MANNING THE NAVY. The Earl of HARDWICKEI laid upon the table of the house the separate report of Mr. Lindsay on the subject Of manning the navy. THE EVACUATION OF THE PAPAL STATES. The Earl of CLARENDON said: I wish to call the atten- tion of the noble lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs to a ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS, LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. The proceedings in the English Parliament seem to have afforded the most lively satisfaction to our politicians, and the comments of our journals in general evince the importance attached to the move- ments of England at this period. The Parisian press, with but few exceptions, seems gratified that England has so plainly ...

... LOSS OF THE PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIidf AND TH?.RB LIVrIES. CALAIS, SUNOAY AFTERNOOM. This morning, at half-past One, the English steamer, r. Prince Frederick William, Captain Pittock, -carrying. on r, the postal gervice between Dover and Calais, and which e' carried the letters and despatches of the outward mail for . India, the daily French post, -and S4 paseengers, arrived opposite the ...

... I BGAIL WAY INTBLLIGENCE. l a] LONDO21, TILEBUBY, AND SOUTIZEND .EXT2K- &ON0 RAILLWAY. a The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the pro- ol pitors of this company was bold yesterday afternoon, at cc 1MtheLodon Tavern; JAMES N. DANIELL, REq, chairman of the company, presided. The report (whicho has already appeared in the Daily News) was read by the secretary. The total receipts for the 51 half ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, AXFRCI 1, 1859. In the HousE of LORDS, yesterday, The Earl of MALMESBURY, in reply to the Earl of Clarendon,repeated the declaration made on Friday, that the French and Austrian troops were about to withdraw from the Roman States, atthe direct re- quest of the Papal Government. The French Am- bassador had declared that his Government was most anxious to withdraw their troops. ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TORONTO, FEB. 14. The session is now in its third week, and yet the address in reply to the speech has not been passed. Everything is in confusion and doubt, and the most acute observers cannot see a way out of the difficul- ties which environ the province. The upper house sustained the Queen's decision, as it is cailed, by a large majority, but they rejected by ...

... TELE GRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [:THOUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.) POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS AT MILAN. Tutnim, For,. 28. Advices have been received from Milan to the 27th inst. In consequence of the popular demonstration at the funeral of Signor Dandolo numerous arrests and domiciliary visits have taken place, but several persons whom it was intended to arrest, succeeded in escaping. The prisoners were ...

... :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 ...

... ' I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEB. 28. The house met at five o'clockr. THE Wi IrHDRAWAL OF FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN TROOPS FROM THE PAPAL DOMINIONS. The Enrl of CLARENDON-1 wish to put a question to my noble friend, the Secrtt.ry for Foreign Affairs, with re- rpect to a discrepancy which appears to exist in the state- roents made by noble friend in this house, and that matte by s the Chancvellor of ...

... The Norcl of yesterday has the following remarks on the points that now principally engage the at- tention of Europe,- The situation has just advanced a first step the Moniteur announces that the Pope has made an official demand for the withdrawal of the Austrian and French troops. Is this step of a nature to put an end to the abbnormal situation of Italy ? Evi- dently not. the dangers of the ...

... FRIGHTFUL A CCIDENT TO THE PRINCB Ti B) ERICK WFILLI-AM OF PBUSS8A MAIL 8TEAMEB, AND LOSS OF LIE.. lem CALAIS, SUNDAY EVENONo. b' We regret to state that a very melancholy acci- r dent befel the Prince Frederick William of Prussia mail tl steamer, Capt. Piddick, belonging to the Continental Royal ms Mail Steam Packet Company, on her attempting to enter In Calais harbour this morning about I ...