... 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 ...

... I ELLECYIOY IINTELLIGENCE. COUNTIES. ESSEX (NoRIT1.-This division of the county is T .-eotened to be disturbed by a contest, not by the attenpted ettmaicn of a liberal, but by the dttermination of Colonel s Br.se to dispute the right of Major Beresford to hold the sptwnatisn anv longer. About the election of Mr. Da Care B isnesquesetttioS amongst the party, b ut the colone] aL d s3 sho ...

... I THE TWO SICILIES. - (FirOl OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 5, NAPLES, APnTL 12, e The Italian governments, with the exception of that of Piedmont, may see at length what is gained' or rather, what is lost, by not being in accord with 8their subjects. Through having refused constita- o tional guarantees, it has now become almost a ques- - tion of the existence of states and of dynasties; for eno one ...

... REFUSAL OF i CLERBGYMN SO BUEUY CEiLlD. I The following correspondence has taken place in relation to the buei'l of a child belonging to Mr. Elijah Bowy a respectable farmer residlr 6at Eattbury: I'he Rev. L. Randolph having been applied to this day to bury a child of Elijah BDe's on Friday next, consented to do so, supposing that the child had been baptised as usu4l, but having since been ...

... I I I _ _- FRoM OVR OWN CORRE23PoDBNT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yea- tray]: PARIS, MONDAY EvENING, I learn from a good source that, down to the latest moment at which there was any news of the state of the negotiations, Austria insisted, as a con- dition preliminary to the congress, upon the die- arming of Piedmont without promising to disarm herself. This is a most ...

... PAdlLIAHl'TraEy BUSINESS OF YHS. WER. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Thrs DAty. ORDERS OF IHE DAY. WS ys and MeaEsL-report; Local Gove & upple- m~rcpestof tihe presitentent adoacl prt f Ir. Msr melsta Bellcornmadee ?? M inde Act Coatib in qu a e~ o illth ir d rt e a dci tn g ; a t st i a n d P trui b te A c t ( 8 8 ANels o n d mr e nort B - ~ n m t re ; Nhe atr e l w it h M ed ic a l S u pt ?? ...

... NA VAL A ND IM1LITA1A, l ?? -Y I s ADMIRALTY, APRIL .APT aINS Pander C. L. Waddilove (1855), to ?? St. innut 102 a e cund Master F. 0. Simpson (1856), to the jackal paddle-wbeel stearn-ve*set, at SheerneFs. 'J4 Acigf b4n.ugonX.Lccart, to the Inate e72, receiving-slaip, at Jar, aircs.ft h mt 91, Ascrewa Payrmtaster W. N jb e (18.55), to the Et 3 1 oevstearn guard ship in ordinaty 2t Pr~t Dbl ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NKws. SIl,_-I beg to enclose you a transcript of the Eightcyseofnd canon. The tweny-seven clergymen 'Who rdjoined to the archdeeon', and rural deane' report of the total innocence and orthodoxy of the diocese Of Oxford, that donfe were nine stone altars in chrcbeo in the areaidea- coury of Oxford, and within an ealy ride of that City, were not so uncivil to their ...

... BASTER MONDAY. The festivities of the holiday keepers, yesterday, was greatly marred by the rain which fell throughout the day. Despite, however, the unfavourable state of the weather, the Londva-bridgo and Waterloo stations were besieged with crowds of excursionists. The early trains to Brighton, Dover, Ramsgate, Hastings, and the Isle of Wight, were allwsUpatronised; while northward numbers ...