... , , BY ELECTRIC TELEGAPI. REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY. ViaiwiAf2hursdV, Naon.-Arevolation brokeoutin PI* esterday- TbeGrand Ducalifamily flied. Nooficial n beea received here that the Austrian army has ered th The official; Austrian journal, Coirespadance, of Fdd details facts by which the machinations Of Piedmont, supp QY by Frl'anoe, are unveiled. It also announces the departureo the Grand Duke of ...

... -I . ?? trfou Art,:_ -.1 go t ?? I: .- , 1, , .? 3 ! 1; !? .1 ia ?? : , - . BRITO, LETION. T ?? of-The- Bristo Mercury., TI~A onte ?? cete ranttIi~ niu f 'candidates;, I eim deeifrous of entering Inpoee aait h introduction Pf'a lot of'riaffi'aus, '~Who vietl ct 'orders, madc u frqloios ptat'ak Ouam ?? l ~ ?? pbyMr, Thonaanigedby: 4:ql ZID gas stge Inibs eye,-..%bose nameil wasualet learn er ...

... IBt:t~toI. .SAURlDAXY. APIL 9,1859. ; e For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic -News, see the Supplement. W The Circulation of the Bausz oa Mxscer during 1858 was Upwards of SIX THOUSAND per Week, and exceededthat of any previous year. 'The Moscur. has for many years past been, he Leading Paper in the: West of .England. Tarn General Election into which the Derbyite Govern- ment ...

... .I- FRANCE. Of The London journals of Friday contain a full report of A tiv ?? es. hefoloing is the text of ev ,,The state of tlagaae yteaministrative WI measures ?? kig oti, ' determined the Austrian Govenetin DecmerlsMish to make armaments, which. soon presented acr acte menacing enough to awaken the most serilousueies in Piedmont. The Emperor Napoleon's Government could not see those ...

... ENGLAND AhTW THE WAR CRISIS. Msw is so naturally a flghting animal that even the beat of us hardly feel a sumiient dislike to the arts of des- traction when they are wielded. for the pastime of princes or the ambition of politicians. We heam often enough of the horrors 'of war and the calamities it entails, every glib schoolb can recount the loss of fe in the revolu- tionary campaigns of ...

... FOREIGNMITELLIGENCE. TRnUSTS. AprIl ?? reent adilces from' Egvpt bring fayourable report~respeoting the 8uez Canal uodertakinjl The I public funtlosrfliee haie recelvd orders to assist 11. de LefeeV a BUcHlAnEST. April 1l.-An Infernal maebine, supposed to be destined for the assa linatlon ?? Cosia, has been dis- covered and seven peraDnsarreated. PAms, April 18.-Tbe onference on the Danubianu ...

... LetterefromItalstates verypositively ?? ha asked for loant from s'll the Italian princes whom she considers her feudatorles. The Archduke Maximilian d'liste hastsponded to the appeal by an advance of 20,00,000 of Zoanngers-nearlY thewhole of ?? fottune. His nephew,the reigning Dukeof Modena, Francis V., gives six millions, and thcira family one million abd a half, besides an equal gar which ...

... LECTURES -RY-&IGNOR7GA-VAZZL.. ~OIWdedyeventfg~lgn Ior, qaV5 c- a!-lecture at the Broa. mead-ro0oms, his iubfict beinig 1Ttle CcNfewainaol. the 'sicrament of ?? were Miot etssetial to salvation, whiojx~wqs; t9 ,Op ob~tained simply by 'fifth in Obrist and obedience toO God-and hi's commandments. 4nerded into the ~uc ?? coneson was in harmony with the Gospel. The Tractarians, ~ve~it was proved ...

... .. - M Eb' FRIEND SOCIE..A AND: S EA NET.EL- UI5ON' __ __ _ __ ?? . . ,. .. C .. . The hiry-eghthannverarysery ced of ~hfs society have been held'during the jpsst ekintFltigChapel, on 'the, rov. OnSundy, sermons were 'praaohed'on be ?? of the' V foadrof te. On iety, aud'ofl ThurilaZ ?? annual meeticg) took piape on bpsrd the'Jeainefl' Chapbl, and wais ,4 nu4e cii ?? 0 s bee Prn ?? J Mit,,t~' ...

... -GREAT MEETI~qG OF THE WORKING A densely crowded 'meeting of the dworking olassee of this city, convened by the delegates of the Trades Conmmitteewas held on 'Wednesday evening at theBroftdmead-roome. ;The chair was taken by William George Nook,(an pperatlve cooper), who was -supported on the platform by a large body of the delegates., The CHAIRMANS havuing expressed the gratitleation be felt ...

... I - - -, atfspow, - I - 1, - - ?? 4 ;?s .. To ?? .o~ftlw &~istolt Sjfcrwuzti ?? ,forw~r~cniat~ n: ?? ersi bf j te~n,'ax Connsiel.o Slit-I rs eeavetsr haa~ac iioer'h'et crofttlt1co~paati~ puciy o W~o~ebriefs,, for .the: most . pa~toconiild~,to casen;in ibilsm'ere; Impuideon6 i .reqn re , ,alttasethlze estimate whibiab ?? ofhintm among~st the mea- lpers of n'profseionrI wish thieisn'IoY ...

... S 7YJR. fDA. YMt Ara: ,.5R 2: REFORM PROSPECrS. Gi 'honest msn struggling with'affliction is, according to the old heathen saying, a spectacle for the gods; and if we might confound times and places, we should say that l the bhadowy. wortbies of Olympus must, upon this I principle, have received perfect satisfaction from witness- lung the long sustained fight of Mr. Berkeley for the Ballot. ...