... SulcIDE IN BLENHzi PAUL-On Thursday week the Spanish Consul for Australia, Don Antonio Arrom de Ayala, committed suicide by shooting himself near the Home Farm in Blenheim park On his person were found three letters one addressed by him to the landlady of the Bear Hotel, Woodstock, where he has been staying since Tuesday lest, end another addressed to the Duke of Marlborough. The third was ...

... Carnspubtart. THE BALLOT. TO THE EDITOR Or THE EXAMINER. Sir,-As every arygument for and against the ballot has been advanced again and again, may I be permitted to give one prac- tical illustration of its necessity which has come under my own knowledge. I live in a country village of some five hundred inhabitants, and at a reading room in the same often meet and converse with them. Many are ...

... ORYST4dL P4LAC i The directors have JUSt laaued their 1 of arrangements for the sixth season-1859.60 pgromzq The Dew se0son vwill open on Monday, May d military musical f6te, in commemoration of th wahil it of the Indian rebellion. the general thank9*evieg eoopr1 . hasbeen appointed to take place on the da g riing, fr fgreat orchestra for the Handel Cnn neosdit y ttbe completed before that ...

... | I STATS OF FEELING IN FRANCE. A letter from Paris, dated yesterday, remarks- From Toulon we learn that the 34th and 35th of the line em- barked on Friday for Genoa'- -at least this was presumed to be their destination. The first regiment of the Foreign Legion is announced as having arrived yesterday at Marsbilles. The 84th of the line, belonging to the First Division (General Forey's), loft ...

... TELEGRAIPJIC INTELLIGENCE.! - 'I The fullowiflg telegrams were received yesterday at MIr. Reuter's office GERMANY. VIENNA, SUNDAY. Count Caroly left yesterday for St. Petersburg, on a private mission. On yesterday evenieg's Bours there )yas a slight rise in the shares of the Northern aqilway and the Credit 'Mobilier. STUTTGART, SUNDAY. The official TJtnrtember)q;scsher Staatsanze uer publishes ...

... ILLEGAL SALE OF ARMY COMM1S- I SIONKS. St, 3'1JRTHER EXAMINATION OF THE DEFENDANTS 1' AT BOW-STREET. D Mr. Henry proceeded yesterday with the further examination of .&Iward Mortimer ~called Captain Mdortimer to by several of the witnesses), and fhonaas .Rolert Alai-shall, be army clothier, who were remanded from the 30th ult., on the ubarge of having negotiated for 1bargain and sale1 of aa ...

... FRANCE.-We are still without any fresh reliable news respecting the congress. According to the latest intelligence, Austria still insists on the disarming of Piedmont, as a condition precedent. Unless she gives way upon this'point, it is said that the other powers will meet without her, bat in that case a peaceable solution to the difficulty would be all but hopeless. The Isipendsncre gives ...

... ITALIAI( GRATITUDE. TO THE ITALIANS RESIDING IN GREAT Birn.m FellowCountrymsn,-Surely there is none amongst us who will not feel grateful for the demonstrations made by the British people and the subscription open ill behalf of the Neapolitan exiles ! All this shows unmistakeable how the great nation sympathises with free institutions and their noble victims, to whatever country they may ...

... The returns for the Last week indicate a favourable state of the public health. In the week that ended March 5th the deaths registered in London were 1,215; in the three weeks that followed theyaveraged about 1,160; in the week that ended last Saturday they deelined to 1,067, of which 603 were deaths of males, and 464 those of females. In the ten years 1849-58 the average number of deaths ...

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... rIRST EDITION. 3RRITISU COLUMBIA. le have dates from Victoria, Vancouver's Islaud, the 2411 of FebrutriY, via5 New York. to h neg5 from the mines is of a very encouragI T iter, and considering the very rinau T11 SDS erie rS at work, the returnsmust be egarded v)e. There are not many more than six hun- ai. ierS at work on the Fraser River, and many drctd ?? are averaging 10 dols. per day per ...

... THE LATE CAL AM ITOUS EXPLOSION AT HIOUNSLOWTO WDER ITLLS. | Ysoterday afternoon Mr. Wakley, the coroner, and a jury of sixteen gentlemen, assembled at the Prince Blucher Inn, T vwickoenhar-comtaion, for the purpose of resuming the in- quiry relative to the circumstances of the late calamitous explosion at the Hounslow Powder Mills. The names of the jury having been called ever, the learned ...