... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHIES. ['FIIIROUG(I MAR1. REUTER'S AGENCY.] CIRCULAR OF COUNT CAVOUR. TuItiN, SUNDAY. On the 27th of Janualry the Miinister for Foreign Affairs forwarded a circhlar to the Sardinian Am- bass udors alooad, on the qjuestion of Central Italy. In this circular Count. CaLvoiir observes that the ialinhbaitan ts of (entral Iialy li ad accoptedl the Con- gress with cobtilnce, but ...

... TIHE CALCUTTA. MAIL. We have received rvil M'rseilles files of papcrs from (alrutta. We trke thO following suimmnary from the Bengal ]lrerirkru of Dec. 22. The campaigan on the frontiers of Nepainl is nearly at an end. Khlln Babadoor Ktahan, cx- awab of Bareilly, was captured by Sir Jung Bala- doer. and made over to the British authorities. IHe and Muninoo Khan have been sent to Lucknow, where ...

... The monthly meeting of this body was hold Atthe Guildhall, onsd Wednesday. The Alayor ( Drake, Esq.,) in the chair.' There Ti were also present, Mfr. M. IKannaway, Mr. D;-Moore; Mr. T. Norris, Mr. Latnier, Mr. JT. W.NIloocks. Air. Geaebsia's, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Sclater, AIr. Franklin, Mr. R. W. Hooper, Mr. Trehaone, Mr. S. Davies, Mr. Nor'ringtoin, Mr. Hirtzel,' Mr. Trimble, Mr, ...

... LONDON COPSPONDENCE. ?? . si8NliA: ?? :: . ?? ?? Until'thie'Third,Eitatct, tsue' :'oortlb'Estt'ii'' 'engaging all attention; i'conaeqnently,if 'we iound know . * how'tbe world wa0s, e'-hll b another * iek'iiew5 i c , readng, and ~then,.wih rfrence' to, thowirw -of i g . politics atleast, we, clubbistsi' will' haveour' JPorts lhot a 'from, the, lirai, !eaping te strn i'g , yarn ...

... iyoeer Mri. Albert Smith having recovered fromnbiB late *r; A illness, tesumed his exhibition or Tesday evening week. nary, 'Sir H. Keating took his seat as a judge in the threie Court of Common Pleas on Wednesday. too. The last returns of the Peruvian 0,ovdrnment show bunad that upwards of 560,000 tons of guano were unsold in the i and hands of their agentsb eyed. 'A man escaped from Hereford ...

... .1, .A i e, MARITIME ?? , Iwas - . oloing leter embodying facts and argumen ts In WA ?? of a ohange in, m.rltime, law), has been issued. by the a ?? Chamber of ComoierOO.- It is addressed, as a Dr. matter of form, to the mem bers of parliament; for this city, 4bu~t isi Inteded for general pema5i-al might (Manchester Chamnber of Commerce, January, 1860. Gentlemen,-.On tide occasion-of this ...

... MANCHESTER . On Saturday morning the rain, which for some daya previously had been frequent, was accompanied with a stiff breeze, but In the afternoon the sun shone cut, cnd the weather remained fine for a few hours. Betweez seveu and eight o'clock in the evening, however, the rain again began to falL heavily, accompanied with a stiff breeze from the soath-west, which increased in violence ...

... PEltSHORE. Centain Seobell, of the Gloucestershire Yeomanry, has been choesn to tie command of the corps of volunteers formed io this tobn. F. D, Holland, Eoq, of Croptteorne, is to be the lieutenant, secil T. S. Slithaelt, Req., of Little Cembarton, the ensign. 'fle ni.mes of lto volunteers have been submitted to Lord Lyttelton for approval. a VFESIIAM. 7he Rifle Corps at this place is ...

... Vkl OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE. WINDSOR CASTLE, Saturday, Jan. 28eh. r y'l llighnem the Prince of Orange arrived at the il'; r Fell, on's sotel, London, this afternoon, upon a *j>as~lo timecll lonel F. Hugh Seymour, Equerry to stY~ t 0tmended tho Prince from town. Baron Ben. j ?? rmemcntative of the King of tho Netherlands at !tih 'clootr accompanied his Royal Highness to the 1; 'rime c it'e of ...

... LIVER pot RHOYALI FIRMARY means I 0 ~and friondsor0 tris datioh he in tle oar aro yesterday morning, Mr. Gibbon in the clrair. Mr. flutohison read the ?allowwir report, showing the nuboier of patieos idvdd b3, theio £nstitution during the past year ROYAL INI1RBM~iAY nXTURN oF ?? AuDrrrii ABN ,ISCGED ysOM lee JAVUA5'.Y, 1819, To le1).iJAND D130Ay 1560. M Patients in the houso. leb January, 1859 ...

... CORREtSPONDENCE.- DEFECTIV CONSTRUCTION OV MODERN BIJILDJNGS. TO THE RiDITORUS OF THI LIVERPOOL IfEI' Gentlemen -The secret of durability it tl et tion of buildings which our progenitors appears to be entirely lost sight of by 0 architect. It is only a few years s' George's Churchwasrebuflt and St- rhou iit is a church of comparatively recentdate. T o castle at Castletown, Isle of Man, clahas ...

... This day, Friday, meetings of Cardiff Burial Board and 3oard of Health were held in the Town Hall, the Mayor, N. Alexander, Esq. presided. There were also present, Vlderman Reece and Councillors Dr. Vachell, H. Bird, 1. Clements, II. Bowen, E. Mason, W. Nell, Langley, T. Grover, C. W. David, and Winstone. The Burial :oard ordered advertisements to be inserted in the Times, tenders for ...