... DR. WATTS AND _POPULAR FALLAOCIES TO TS EDrM0 OF THSE DAILY NEWS. .ns,-It is bgh time that some one appeared 6n beheffof Dr Watts, and to correct a misquotation of one of his poems, wrhich, by careless repetition of writers lea&.epeekers innumerable, is fast becoming apart of the p optilkr belef, and will, in common with other fallacies and falsehtoods, require ages Qf denial md confutation to ...

... To TimE EDlITOR OF TUEB DAnY NEWS. Sm;,-I am one of the many thousands who have bieen seriously injured in pocket by the delusive state- f caents put forth in the prospectuses of too many of the speculating companies offered to the pablic during the 2ast few years. Like the majority, I believed in names. j;he adhesion to many of these projects of men enjoying high r epute for integrity and ...

... FRAN CE, -LI (raoIx o Wn OWS CO5ErIO1MMlrrs.) PARIS, TirunsnDEvAY nvG. The Figaro stated yesterday that the prosecu- tion of the Gaulois was withdrawn. The Irnd- pendance Belge says the same thing, and at the same time expresses very positively the opinion which I offered from the first that the semi-official contradictions only confirm the substantial accu- racy of the Gaidois' original ...

... . & ,. ; lA I.ALW BbY0 COVEN!rARDi' .el .E1s ]ZtIN5N Will bO DatrOnrmed'Doiilnettl' Opera, J LTI DI LA IEIhOOOL Edgardo, Signor Mongini: leo M. sutley; Ralmoud rFeol* IfAtroSor 3 No. ManDDO, SIgor ; Id~ Cor1 I l Mile., ichrie . NwQ plerfi as~ethfajFB). Qan tbs~on Ng~lh ! Xhi df; g~ds~t 11nA 8ktti bules till not given utfjil iext we-;.On T*IMDDAT n? (for the first e thi ereseawn) ?? eARsT.I ...

... FROM LAST NKIGrH GAZETTE. T~o Sorrendor at DI, hall-atreek ALLAN, DAYID, Malden, Seurry, bailulor, March 10, at 12. ASHUZe, WILLAM.n, LBUwo SIONSONs EDWARD DoerveN, All ALmAwoNat FoANeIn LAMB, fle'eclcOIti'ect, City, publihersi, March 16, at 1. .&AnEWSoN, Jona Wenaweiern, Queenhithe, genral merchant, Mauch 10), at 12, BANTrON Quonou Money, Wjaadbainyroa6, Camnberwell, licensed toalier, March ...

... (V01 oUR OWN eOU3eesronDurr.) In MADRID, Van. 2G. w The prooceiings in the Cortes this weok havo 3r been very interesting. On Monday Senor Rivero oR addressed the House in acknowledgment of his 51 having been voted to the presidency. Then a 5M letter was read, signed by Sorrano, in hi9 own a namno and that of the other niousbors of the 8U LProvisional Government, resigning to the CarLOe 01 the ...

... AGRICULTUBAL LEGISLATION. At the invitation of tho Central Chamber of Agriculture several members of Parliament aid gentle. men connected with rural affairs attended a meeting held yesterday, at the Salisbury Hotel, Fioet-street, under the chairmanship of Mr. Read, M.P., principally for the pur- poso of considering the folwowing motion mtroduced by Mr. Jasper More, ?? That this Chamber ...

... LATEST TE1EGRAMS. (MounsOr zMBS AMrOY.) THE FUTURE GOVERNMElNT OF SPAIN. MADRID, PA. 31.- The Epoca of to-day says:- The idea of yd- trusting a directory with the highest authority of the state has been unanimously agreed/upon, Eeverai names are being put forwardofor this office. This has been aocepte4 as tip ?? form of government aft er op eug thce Cortes. It is in fact a sanctioii of the ...

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... I A. (rouBoll ZDTsI AO M 6) ITALY. FLORENCE, Anm 14, ivano, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the President announced an interpellation moved by Signor Laporte, respeoting the present state of the Roman question, and the relations of Italy Ivith foreign countries. General Menabre. re- plied that he was ready to accept the interplla-l lion, but that the present moment was inoppor- ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TE UESAY, FEB. 21. h Their Lordshipe met at 5 o'clock. ti Petitions were presexited by the Earl. of BEL3TorE from g the Netropolitili Board of Works agist bars and gates Y in several parts of thle metrolpolis, and praying to be heard befoe th selct ?? Traffic Regulation Bill. t, By te Arhbisop o CAM~aBUitY rontseveral places P in Yorshire on te subect o ritulismand praying in ...

... , ?? (PROM OUR OWN CoRRESroNnET.) FLORENC, ArIa7 t Hi Of course the news of our- misfortune will have arrived, and will have been commented upon in the unfavourable sense in which alone English- a men can comment on it, long before this reaches to 0' you. I think that there is hardly anybody here- I certainly no political party-that does not feel and h admit the last change of ministry to be ...