... Jtabal and JfUlttatg. LOUD CLYDE.—According to the latest accounts from India (says the Army and Gazette.), Lord Clyde has yielded to the pressure of the Governor- General's wishes, and has consented to remain in India for another year. The result will be a general though partial change in the Indian commands. As Sir Hugh Rose retains the Bombay command, Sir William Mans- field intends, it is ...

... ISMTAMEOF ISEIBS. Mr. Creasy; the judge of the Middlesex Sessions, Las been appointed Chief Justice of Ceylon. The Australian advices do not describe any material improvement in the prospects of trade. There had not been many additional fitilures, but, the markets were still glutted with English goods, every JlOpe entertained from time to time that the supply may be reduced within moderate ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 5. At present only a limited business doing in Colonial Produce on Home Trade or Continental account, and many public Sales are announced for the week; still in the value scarcely any variation took place to-day, and there is a fair consumption. Russian Produce is not much in reqaest, but sales are not pressed, and stocks are on the decrease. A firm market for Articles ...

... BY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. (Our readers nrW, understand that we do not hold ourselves re- sponsible for our able Correspondents opinions.) THE Budget virtually settled, and party fights on foreign policy, if not exhausted, reduced to speeches meant for continental ears — likely, however, to be useful in that way—an import- ant business has been opened by the Attorney- General, Sir Richard ...

... The New York Herald publishes the following extraordinary letter from an American sailor to the editor of that journal: I learn from a stray number of your great paper that Savers and Heenan have a match for June next, and I must therefore postpone the pleasure of lighting these men till some months later. That they may be timely advised, however, that I shall not only contest the championship ...

... FRANOE A POOR CUSTOMER FOR COALS! I hope the notion has been disposed of that the object of France in regard to the article of coal is a military one. I am sure that in the mind of any impartial person it is im- possible that such a notion could remain for a single moment. (Hear, hear.) In the first place, France has contrived at this moment to secure a fleet, by means of which fleet she has ...

... PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA. THE ENGLISH PROPOSALS. PARIS, FEB. 26. It is stated that the cabinets of Berlin and St. Peters- burg, in their reply to the English proposal for the settlement of the Italian question, have made counter proposals to be submitted to a future congress after having been examined by a conference of the five Great Powers. It is further said that M. de Thouvenel, on receipt of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. In the House of Lords on Friday, March 9, the M&rquis of Normanby called attention to the cruelties practised by the Provisional Government of Tuscany, moving for copies of certain correspondence and instructions to the British Chargg d' Affairs at Florence. lIe entered into an elaborate analysis of the election and constitution of the Tuscan Assembly, and of the acts of ...

... LEGHORN, Tuesday. The following is the result of the voting in Sienna, Pisa, and Leghorn:— For annexation to Piedmont 38,026 votes. For a separate kingdom 333 „ Majority for annexation 37,693 votes. The number of persons inserted in the lists is 45,518. FLORENCE, Tuesday. The returns of 30 communes give 101,386 votes in favour of annexation to Piedmont, and 2,809 votes for a separate kingdom. ...

... The French Minister of State has prohibited the actors of the Theatre Francis from playing in private houses, which they have lately been in the habit of doing very frequently they will, however, be per- mitted to fulfil their existing drawing-room engagements or the short remainder of the present season. ...

... The above eyent, which took place on Wednesday last, is thus loticed by Argus of the Post; John Day, the Lyndhurst of the Turf, expired on Wednesday, after having been in a declining state for many months. John Day was the son of Grandfather Day,' as lie was designated from the number of the family; and such of your readers as have visited Dane- bury will recollect his picture over the ...

... SYNOPSIS OF THE BILL. A Bill further to amend the Law relating to the Representation of the People in England and Wales. Whereas it is expedient to make further provision for the due representation of the people in Parliament; be it enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and con- sent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament ...