... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... FRO'M TILE NEW YORE IIERALD, MUrL 5.] Among the passengers who go to California in to-day's steamer is a corps of surveyors and civil engineers, en route to Oregon to open a noew line of communication from the Missoiri to the Columbia. This route is represented as passing through a rich and interesting region of country, and when completed must open a new gate to the redun- dantly populated ...

... [A pressure of matter compelled us to exclude the follow- ing ifrom our First Edition. A notice of the arrival of the steamer appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.] I THE WEST INDIA AND- SOUTH PACIFIC MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, TauRsDAY EvENING. 'tFRO OUR OWN CO0RESP ?? The Royal Mail Company's steamship La Plata, Capt. Weller, arrived at Southampton, yes- terday morning, from ?? Indies, with ...

... I TELEGRAPHIC , DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER.S AGENCY.) INDICT51ENT OF SENOR COLLANTES. MADRID, WEDNESDAY. The Congress has approved a bill of indictment C4 - . !tem- A,. ?? againss eenvi vollantes by 178 voices against uv. Senor Collantes was forthwith lodged as a prisoner in the Hotel of the Civil Governor. CONFERENCE ON DANUBIAN AFFAIRS- THE CONGRESS. Pinis, THuRSDAY. In yesterday's ...

... I [THROUGH MR. RETUTER'S AGENCY.] HEALTH OF THE KING OF NAPLES. MAISBILLES, MOSDAY. The mail steamer has arrived hero this evening from Naples. Several letters announce that the King being, on the 12th inst., in a very suffering condition, the I royal Princes had been summoned in haste to 1 Caserta. ENGLISH MEN-OF-WAR AT TRIESTE. TRIBEST, MONDAY. The shipohandlers of this town have received ...

... TfE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, APRIL 19. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, APRIL 16. This day had audience of her Majesty:- Monsieur Toussaint, and Monsiour Madiou, Envoys Ex- traordinarv and Ministers Plenipotentiary from Hayti, to announce to her Majesty the establishment of that Republic, to deliver their credentials. To which they were introduced by the Right Hon. the Earl of Malmesbury, her Majesty's ...

... IIPERIAL PARLIAMT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOfNDAY, The Tickct-ef-Leave SseLmo.-Viscount Dungannon moved for returns of the number of convicts to whom tickets of- leave had been granted during the years 1857. 1858, specify- ing the number given in each year, also the number Who during that period had been remanded to prison in conse- quente of the commission of ally ?? offence. He expressed his belief ...

... I x : G~i, EDITION FOR EARLY XORNING TRAINS ON SATURDAY. SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1859. . -- - -- - . I There is no mistake, and there shill be no mistale! were the words of the Duke of WELLINGTON, and part of them became a household phrase. Lord DEaay has adopted their spirit in his dealing with the Parliament that has dealt so unfairly by him. It was hoped in numerous quarters that he would avail ...

... 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 ...