... The Times' Paris correspondent ?? friends of Prince Napoleon believe his retirement from the Ministry to be only temporary. The writer remarks that if this be true, M. Walewski's tenure of office will be very brief indeed. The Nord distinctly asserts that, as negotiations are pending, the Emperor Napoleon consented to the insertion of the recent article in the Moaiteur to show his difficulties ...

... Cr, 0 )!,I t ?'ft ? I a 5 1? j U% The Prince Consort, attended by Colonel the Hon. A. Un 'Uardinge, visited the South Kensington Mluseum on Tisurs- day afternoon. His Royal Highness rode on horseback in all the forenoon. art The Queen'sad a dinner party in the evening at Bucking- it ham Palace.dt 'Lord and Lady Arthur Sray have left London on a visit the 'to Msr and Lady Charlotte Start, at ...

... The Cork Reportey furnishes uts with the following additional details relative to the proceedings of the Neapolitan exiles On Monday a deputation from the Neapolitan sufferers waited upon the Mayor, for the purpose of vindicating as promptly as possible; and in the presence of the highest local authority, the course which they took in having themselves brought to this port. They were ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. The House met at five o'clock. tl The Minor Courts, &c. (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, and the Occasional Forms of Prayer Bill passed through committee. PETITION FROM THE BANFERS AND MRUCHANTS OF SINGAPORSE. Lord STANLEY, of Alderley, presented a peti- ' tion from the bankers and. merchants of Singapore, and asked what were the intentions of Government P with ...

... IECOND EDITION. MERCUBY OFFICE, WZDNESDAY EzaswO'TA AUSTRA. dgeiino VbmA, ?? evening edftior ot the omlcal Viia Gaztte publisshes. long article, dating, by several ?? founded on interna- tloem1 law, that Austria wiH insist upon the com- pleti'maintenance of its special treaties with the Italie States. The only additional article to the traty with Naples, in which the conformity of tkeir ...

... GREAT REFORM MEETING. BxP.cNGIrIHjs, Wednesday.-Tbe Town's meeting held in the Town Hall this evening on the question of Parliamentary Reform, was attended by upwards of 8000. Amongst them was John Bright, Esq., Mr Ernest Jones, of London, and all the leading Libe- rals of the town. Mr Bright was received with long and loud cheer- ing from the multiuude, and the meeting was opened by W. Lacy, ...

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... jurap Intaliplut. THE PR11KCIPALITIES. The new Hospodar of the United Danubian Prin- cipalities is carrying things with a high band. He has met the menacing preparations of Turkey, which is forming an army against him, by calling out -the national militia, 70,000 strong, a force numerically double that which the Sultan can bring down to the eDanube, and stronger still in the enthusiasm of the ...

... THE FIRST ENGLISHMAN WHO EVER SAW A GALVANO-ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, Dr Hamel, of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St Petersburg (and the oldest corresponding mem- her of the Society of Arts in London), has communi- cated to the Academy some results of his researches relative to the first development of galvanic and elec- tro-magnetic telegraphy. Among other interesting facts, he shows that the ...

... SLECOND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, TIESDAY, ELEVEN OIYCLOM Ma GkD5smrEt is expected in London to-day. Iba Bombay letters of 9th February hare arrived. rS.AND PaL, the bankers, are to be libe- catod in October. STOPPAGE OF TELnGRP~rc CoUttcNxoAT1O BE- cwast MALTA AND CAGLAI-Another interruption has been reported in the submarine communication between Malta and Cagliari. The nature of the faalt is ...

... (FItox TIlE CORKc EXAMINER.) I Great sensation was created in Queenstown on C1 Sunday morning by the arrival of the American ship fc David Stewart, of Baltimore, Captain Prentice, 674 ti tons register, having on board the celebrated Poerio MI and his companions, whom the recent act of grace of m the Neapolitan Government had set free from the tl dungeons of that State. It will be remembered ...