... THE PHOEAIX CLUB PROSECUTIOYS. The examination of witnesses for the prosecution was proceeded with all Thursday and Friday; on the former day a scene similar to that which occurr-ed at the memorable trial of the State prisoners in 1848 happened, wheno two of the witnesses peremptorily refused to give evidence, and, all threats failing to induce them to change their resolution, they were ...

... NAVAL AND MILI7ARF. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 14. - APPOINTMENTS. - Lieutenrqus 1*. B. Woolcombe (1853), to the Doris, 32, tscrew steam-ship, at Davonport. Surgemns ?? E. Molesworib, M.D. (1849), to the Mersey, 40, screw stem. frigate. at Chatham; and IV. L. Gordon, M.D. ?? to be additional to the Fisgard, 42, at Wool- wich. Acting Assistant-Surgcon C. Strickland, to the Doris. Masters' Aeis'ants W. E. ...

... SWITZERLAND AND THE POPE It would appear that the Pope is likely to en- counter an unexpected difficulty in obtaining a sufficient number of Swiss recruits to bring up his army to the footing required by the withdrawal of the French and Austrian garrisons. The Courrier diu Di1nanche furnishes the following as a detailed analysis of a Note transmitted, on the 7th inst., from Berne to the Swiss ...

... 'CDC Dattlp 'gelvo DRURY-LANE. Tins Evas~enr, WILLI AND SUSAN. Mewr. 31anvens, Haigh. mad Rosenlhnal * Miss Muddart, and iss Lucetie. -And BOBIN iOOD; or. =aricqu.n Friar Tuc I & the mleny Mon ol Sherwood Forest. 80ieno ?? m Signori Milano and S M. kayne: Madasme Boleno. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENT GARDEN. Tine EVriseo, S&TANELLA. Messrs. Wels, St. Aibyn, Honer. ?? 70,e =rrison,; lisea Losis, ...

... iMPERTAL PARLIAMENT. d HOUSE OF LORDS-31OXDAT. tl The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the vwoolsach at five t3 o'clock. CHURCH RATE RELIEF BILL. h Lord TEYNHIAM gave notice that on, themotion for the b second reading of this bill, he should movo that it be read a P second tinid that day six inonthis. The. Earl of RIPON presented a petition from Boston, praying that dissenturs imght be ...

... LIVERPOOL, MOimZAY. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Captain Shan- non, whichi sailed from New York on the 2ad inst., arrived here at seven o'clock this morning, bringing 76 passengers and 663,216 dollars in specie. The screw steamship City of Baltimore hence, ar- rived out at New York on the morning of the ist inst. A terrible tragedy was enacted at Washington on Sunday, the 27th ult. It is ...

... [FROM OUR OWNC COiR5P0oNtRNBT I] - LIVERPOOL, MIoNDAY. th The royal mail stlam-ship' Africa, Captain | of Neil Shannon, arrived in the Mersey this uporning th fiom New York, with advives from thence to theth 2d inst., 74 pasengers, 13 distressed Britis' sea- th g re! men, and 663,216 dols. in specie. The screw steam-ship City of Baltimore, hence, de arrived at New York on the Ist list. ; on ...

... 'THE COROAERSIIIP OF EJ,57 AUJIADLFS'BX. There is an old English proverb which c'3fl pir, abad clergyman to a direction post, which 1'i, out ii path it never follows; and of thlis p1,ve we were strongly reminded onl reading ania tli1i le ji a Sunday contemporary, which ?? j, body, or anybody, to conme forward to uli)fw,- 1r. JOHN HUSIPHREYS in his candidature for tle Cur,,. nership of East ...

... LORD GREY 02? THE REFORM BILL. A contemporary publishes the following letter from Earlal1 Grey to Lord Eicho on Lord John Russell's proposed-me- blite tion. aeid the Government Reform Bill: Go' Carlton Houise-terrace, March 12, 1859. the My dear Elcho,-On thinking over our conversation of yesterday it has occurred to inc that there may be sornicad- MeI vantage in say expressing to you rather ...

... ,c-RAPHiC -DESPATCSO. fES. Igot G NIBU. ERUTEBlSUAGBNCYj. ITALY, . GBNOA, SUDAy. ers fronm Venice are expected to arrive Cotral (ealdini is about to organise a ' . (f voltinteers. gznorri~er Aferntie publishes an article ?? 'If w e aid ourselvesa We shall be aided. i 'i cle expr~es .esonfidence in the identity of ltaitetestswith the interests of the rest 'jii wlriter of the article hopes ...

... SECOND EDITIONi. XORNIXG- CHRONICLE OFFICB, Phesday, 1 p.m. TELEGRAPHI1U DESPATCHES. [THROUG11 MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.) A REMONSTRANCE FROM FRANCE TO GERMANY. . PARIS, TUJSDAY MOE ING. The Afwtiteur publishes another article on the existing situation. Part of Germany (says the article) now presents an appearance both afflicting and astonishing. France has occupied herself with the consideration' ...

... I LORD GaEY OV ZHA BR.YOBRM BILL. I We have received for publication the following letter from Earl Grey to Lord Elcho on Lord John Russell's proposed motion and the Government Roform Bill: . Carlton Hiouse-terrace, March 12. My dear Eleho,-On thinking over our conversation of yesterday it has occurred to me that there may be some ad- van agein my expressing to you rather more fully than I ...