... LATEST NEWSY BY LROTARIC AND INTIMNATIONAL TLEnsrAPFu. 031no0B TsWLU BUILDINGS, NW STRZT. TREE NEW PROPOSALS OF FRANCE FoR THE SETTLEMENT OF ITALY. The Dcbtasof yesterday states that private informati ...

... THE FATAL WRECK. OF THE NIMROD SEhAMER ALLEGED GROSS INHUMANITY. The Nimrod, paddle steamer, Captain Lyall, 700 tone burthen and 400-horse power, built by Vernon and Co., of Liverpool, and the propert ...

... BIRKENHEAD COMMnSSION A38. The momthly meetin eof s board wat held yadeor. day in the boardroom, Hamilton-sqe, ber. Hin in the ohaipr and the other member Present wtere motessrs. Keig'htler, Walker Mf ...

... I NOE OF THE WEER, B= - tS.6 DEG(RADATION MADE DOUBLY DEGR&DING English civilisation has reached the Cape; o rather, it has been improved upon it that ?? district. Not only are English soldiers flogged there just as brutally as in England, but they are ts~ggod ja' public. We learn, from the Commercial Advertiser who protests against the exhibition as an act of in- justice and wrong ...

... 1| [BY BrITISHE AND I111S2 MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] City, Friday-Consols have faklssbhday, and a similar rove ment has taken place In Paris. The alleged cause of the decllne is the tenour of th -Enipelor'szspecch. In the share market there is al3o a general but moderate reduction. BA-ki RETURNS. IISSijE DEPARTMENT. Notes isslUCO: £28 952,700'Government debt ?? 411,018,100 -Other securities ?? 3 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, AND THE GRAN5D NATIONAL STEEPLECaASE. By TOUCOS101a;E. I It is pleasant to [record the success of the rising meeting at Lincoln, after such a drawback as a postponement, for to bring it off before Northampton the new programme had to be prepared in such a hurry, that we confess to having had fears for its success. Happily, however, these were groundless, for we ...

... e A contest respecting a church-rate at Woolwich has n terminated, after a two days' poll, in a defeat, the num- bers at the close being 717 to 649. At All Saints, Here- ford, described as a very Radical and Dissenting parish, the result was the other way; the tiumbers after a very severe struggle being-for the rate, 220; against it, 173. g Dr. Vaughan, after a conditional acceptance, in the o ...

... PROPOSED LUNATIC ASYLUM FOR COUNTY MONAGHAN-SPItING ASSIZES. DURING the transaction of fiscal business two very important measures were brought under the con- sideration of the Grand Jury-the erection of a Lunatic Asylum for the County Monaghan, and the consideration of the necessity of mating such altera- tion in our County Prison that the separate system could be introduced therein. Large ...

... HALIVAX. lot re HE ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAL R AT HALiUAX.-We i I briefly mentioned on Thursday that a grand bazaar on belhalf td of thd anti-slavery cauoe, bad been opened at Halifax. The le- sales were on Wednesday and Thursday, and the amount fisrealised is about £300. )Yt TE HEALTH OF MRS. SUNDERLAND.-WeG are t. glad to learn that Mrs. Sunderland has apparently quite sat recovered her good health ...

... THE REFORM BILLT. (From the Times.) 'The same evening witnessed' the introduction of Reform Bills for England, Scotland, and Ireland. The triple cere- mony was over a little after nine o'clock, and the House,. g after refreshing. itself with a ?? debate on the1 1 Serpentine, betouok itself once more to the codsideration of ra t the Budget. The topics which, appeared to excite most at. 'St ...

... Ace A~~t~ct Aceb I wvl 4 ld a# I HUReUS!.dh rules the cabinet I The Man- The icetrsho-tfdo. Tottno. ?? utonb=lme, whbad~rae hr eenn plcns tation frohi Laneahirse papintod to-wait ?? Russell;'tb~iireseOht Oh eai= of this ctyorget- ?? of repr~ssoitaflves;ilhvea n Iurview' with ?? lordhhlp-thls day(ttrdytte CHi. Bquxiv.-AA Inquest was held on Monday,. at the btflrmary,: ?? ~ Hfr , o the body of ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE FIRST CGO.YIIS- i SlOXVElR OF 7PORES. Yesterday, a deputation from the vestry of St. Luke's, I Chelsea, waited on the Right Honourable W. F. Cowper, the First Commissioner of hor Majesty's Works, with reference to the bad condition of the new road leading from Lower Sloane-street, Chelsea, to Chelsea Suspension-bridge. The deputation was introduced by Mr. W. Tite, ?? and the ...