... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, REVOLUTION IN TUSCANY, We (Times,) have received the following telegram from our cor| respondent at Vienna:- VIENNA, TmURSDAY, APILa 28, NOON. ' A revolution broke out at Florence yesterday. The Grand Decal family fled. No official news has as yet been received here that the Austrian army has crossed the Ticino. AUSTRIA AND FRANCE. The following telegram has been ...

... RIYLL' CORPS HOV.E ENZT. ;LIVERPOOL -The following address was exten- aively circulated throughout Liverpool yesterday:- The inhabitants in public meeting assembled having resolved that it is expedient to establish a volunteer ride and artillery corps for this borough, the mayor hereby invites all able-bodiedl men, not exceeding forty years of age, who are willing tojoin either of such corps ...

... POL UAVTBERI RIFLE CORPS MO EALrVT. I ISLINGTON.-Arrangements are being entered into in the parish of Islington to bold forthwitin , public nse'ting. of the inhabitants to consider the propriety of forming a volunte-3r rifle corpsafo~r the parish. 'A circuar has been issued announcing, that the temporary local quartlers for the present have btee tilkee at Caronbury Tavern, Islin'sn It is ...

... NAVAL AND MiLi TAB Y. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (FROM LAST NIGH'Y'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, M2Le 6. The Queen has been graciously pleased to signiay o her intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Cross q on the undermentioned officer of her blajesty's army, WiiOsct claim to the same has been submitted to her Majesty's approval, on account of an act of bravery performed by him in the Crimea. ...

... Ire Duke of Chartres is at Casale in General ?? division. Oa the evening of the 9:h the pqn prince made a reconnaissance and sent in his jorr. The Dic ?? has sent his nephew ,-n English horses. The events detailed in Piedmontese official nietins, fromn the 11th to the 13th inclusive, 3re occurred in the order following. On the iz)ning of the 11th the Austrians at Vercelli .de incarsions ...

... ely O To T lOTE EDITOR OF TrHE DAItLY NEWS. ien SIR,-The communications I daily receive prove ble incontestably that the Volunteer movement is ex- eat tending through every part of the land, and that the efforts now making cannot but be crowned with the the most triumphant success. ng To the honour of the University of Cambridge it he should be generally known that that noble body was Vas the ...

... REFUSAL OF A CLERGYMAN TO BURY A I , ?? TO THEB EDITOR OF TILE DAILY NEWS. t SIR,- have to-day read Mr. Randolph's letter et you, which is Certainly a most unaccountable production. aI his first letter to me meant anything it surely meant this: Your child has not bean validly bsptisee, and therefore I shall not bury it; go to the clergyman of jour own parish, and see if you can get him to ...

... PUBLSED ON SATURDAY MORNQG, IN TIWE FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATURDAY MORNING. THE WAR IN ITALY. THE ALLEGED INVASION. A telegram from Turin, received yesterday, states that up to the previous evening the Ticino had not been crossed by the Austrians. The only foundation for the story appears to be that a few pickets did cross in order to survey the ground, and ...

... AN EASY WAY OF PAYING OFF THE NATIONAL DEBT. To ruE Enrror.-Sir,-Thse subject of paying off the na- tional debt has often engaged my attention; but I have generally considered it was a thing quite impossible, and I find that that is the opinion of almost everybody else. According to the plan I now submit to you I think the diffculty may be overcome. I am aware that there are people to be found ...

... ?? SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. On Friday morning, between the hours of five and six o'clock, an accident of a most deplorable nature, attended up to the time we write with the sacrifice of five human beings, and serious if not fatal conse- quences to eight other persons, happened at the works connected with the construction of the great hotel, situate at the corner of New Victoria-street, ...

... THE REVOLT IN INDIU. TEE CAPTURE OF TANTIA TOPEE. Tantia Topee, the most expert of the itssrgent leafder lhea at length been cstured. The following, says a Calcutla paper, bas been ollected with care. from tha beet sources ope'a to s :- . ' : i ,While caj ling General Michel With' plibrisese of ur- render, and under the protection of the armiatice whj~h'h6 granted them, the insprgent leadere ...

... WILL ENGLAND ENGQX ' TU:w S I ; g . a Jig flu; f * 8 , : ! ?? i . 1 g .. , ...