... TO THE EDI'rOR OF THE WtVER-LY RLEGISTER. S1R.-It is but natural that British Catholics, who have so lndn nuffered from political proscriptton apd per- iactition, should feel sympathy with those who are tbe victims of eirmflar-oppresoion. I am not, therefore, Eur- prised at perceiving a manifestation of sympathy among Catholics in England and in Ireland for the Italian ex. iles who recently ...

... - I (t-romn Ike Obsvoer.) The defeat of tho government on the resolution of Lord J. Russell may now be considered aes certain. Tois fcet being admitted, it remains to inquire what conrse the government will take under those circumstancps. The courest open to them ear res gnation of power, dis- solution of paillamnent, or conformity with the conditions imruoseed upon them by the resolution, ...

... | [iATRK[ LT !9K 1 L~.~ (Byr MAGNMTIO TK11'- - WAR MOVEMIENTS. (Reuter's Telegram)e Tuissue, MONDAY, DdARon 28.-Lettera from Piacera annoance thlat on the 28d, 24th, and-25th Inst. 12,000 Austrlans, with 50 cannons, 160 barrels of s and a great quantity of congreve rockets, arrived there. The church hae been converted into a tlour Miagezifle. THE BAVARIAN MINISTRY. (Rent.rxa Telegram.) ...

... [ LORD PALMEBSTON, | Lord Palmerston's speech on Friday night was empba- tically the speech of the week. At no time of hie life did this experienced statesman and practied orator shine with more accomplished brilliancy and clearness. He brought back the question to its original significance, and showed up its true purport in a manner peculiarly his own. He acknowledged the duty of the ...

... gr? .1 - J ?? C t M-,Itat 'Arco iii 4-t a's , I ?? I DYUBLIN: TUESDAY, BIAECHI29,1859. THE COMING CONGRESS. C Nothing is yet definitely arranged about the a place which is to give an historical name to the b new Treaty. Geneva yielded to Aix Ia Chapelle, t, which in turnyielded toBaden,audnowV Manheim, n on theRhine, ispositivelythelocusini quo. Man- 1 heim is a fine town, connected by railway ...

... big. LAI3OUCiHERE ON THE BALLO. | Tre IRight iloo. 11 Labouchero has returned the fol- lowing answer to the members of the 1341lut Society of 'eaunton, who had forwarded him an address, signed by 287 registered clctore, praying that ho would support the ballot:-* D Belgrave.Equare, Murch 24. GE24TLEMIEN-I have teceived a reqgilition, signed by a considerable number ot my constituents, asikng ...

... HOUSE OF LORDSy (BY MAGPTe. 'T I Their lordehips mot at fve o'clock LORD COWrf,~y S t~ The Earl of C MLSRSrIO pust a qr estN to lb Secretary with reference to tbe mision of Lo ' to Vienna, and tbh ?? whicb woe itbtdly i from it. ?? observed that at prea:. te S nothing in reality of the nature of tt. tt4 gatbered from the newspaper3 that Lore 0 I |Ien entrusted with no pjwers to neti hr doeired ...

... CAVOSR:S DRSrPATCSl. Turin, March 17, 1859. MM. rLH M.eARQtuis-Sir James Hadeon, in a no e dated the 14:h of this montb, a copy of which you will find enclosed, has asked me, in the, name of his government, if Sardinia would be diepoeed to ?? the example tf Austria, and to declare in a formal manner, (as Count Bnol, on his part, declared Austria's intention not tu attack Piedmiont, in his ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELLS RESOLUrION (From the 7iracs of Yesterdoy.) The resolution of Lord Rliesell will in all probibility be carried, but, even should that not be the case, so. icr as the bill is concerned, the defewt of thie Oppcaitfoa would be a matter of secoudary importance. WhYethcr Lord John Russell's resolution be carried or not, tbE , debate hae completely established the pririciples viba- ...

... (Fros the'li hes Special Correspo. lent). HEAD.QuaTTaaS, NEAu Lut, XNow, FeB. 12.-The borrors of the hot winds and the po-itive miseries of beh Indian summer are almost forgotten under the influence of such delightful weather as Lucknow enjoys at pre- eant. The only drawback to the pleostares of the breeze which aets In every morning is found in the clonds of dust, composed of powdered brick, ...

... SOCIETY OF THE QUEEN OF CUABITY. A general meeting of the friends and patrons of tlas society was held on Sunday in the beautiful oratory of the institution, No. 65, Jervia-street The female chil- dren attending the school of the society, dressed in neat attire, and the orphan and destitute male children, in- mates of the house, wore present. They sang alterna- tely and in ceores hymns in ...

... (From the Evening Frcerma, or ye0seraay. e TdE PlRoPOSEiD CONGRESS. o The Paris correspondent of the Tiwes saye tbe English it government has consented to the admission of Sardinla il in to tlhe C Z(gress b RutrsTtdepsam,) ii Blsnr.rsN, INONDAY.-The town of Mannheim bas d been seiected an the place of Meeting of the Congress. n It i.s andorstood hero that it will assemble next month. c AUSTrIA ...