... HORRORS OF THE CONFE ,SO . The Criminal Court of . Tnrin has lately been occupicui with the hearing of a case whioh has spbead cousterua- tion and shame through many of at'a mos' respeolaly' connected families in the Sadna'sp A, htia21; which has excited such a sensation in Tund, was tat of Don Gurlino, attached, in the capacity of secoid curate1 first to the church of San Ckrlqi Aftergar_ d ...

... MR. BRIGFATv'B tIU MAM1 ar ?? ~~Et of considering the Reform illo, n p're - lai. 1 ment. The ble ?? in ear at n h ?? enthusiasm hl o th po th cent were Alderman Baldw;gin ayeik . ulr IT. hils C. terge. Councillors*lh akr Taylor, A&her, anid a 'large numbe ofteled ref~IAOM Ur. lerimhtn ?? g on t ie t- torm, *as reosred with loud ad an n e r Tee hay-or baving.'taken the, air ?? ' said he had ...

... ; sA1uS POrULI LEX SUPREMA. S U AC. WIC A i Y. DOME STIC. I .- ?? , ? - - -1, The Earl of Derty is determined to proceed this evening with his opposition to the repeal I of the duty on paper. His lordship announced this decision to a deputation which waited upon him on Saturday last. There seems to be a pretty general belief, botch in- Liverpool and London that Lord Monteagle's motion for the ...

... 3.1 ill., p - . I oj ? QI . -I I Abof ctoG ol respee-tieg the '~landing of General Garibaldi has hien preseneed;to arParliament, and from it we take the following letter, B'which gives inadetaile'd ird. coftseoutivo forns all the iiqnpipn sattered ?? o rltteso v -ty C.aiILA?SDED4IARRYAy TO ViCE9-XD1,1fftlf SIR4 be W~(xtract--f -INTSRiPSD, MALTA., M-AY 14, JlyupoUn'th0;lanlkling DUan armed ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF. DERBY. iot pra Anumerous deputation had an interiwo faor. day at noon with the Earl of Derby, at his residence, lat, Si, James's-qutare, to Present to his lordahip amemo.po rial which was adopted at a public nneetingheld t de St. Martins Hell an Tuesday, protesting against the p course which hiis lordship had intimated it to ho ?? intention to take in reference to ...

... I1I , ,ALUO OPULI LIM SUPRElA. TIEI FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. It is an old saying that wherever there 3L 'is a will there is a way. The truth of this 110 has been more than once proved by the in- TC genious manner in which legal and pecuniary difficulties have been got over in the council .10 chamber when all parties have been disposed to indulge in a little indirect extravagant ex- penditure out ...

... ?? I T1ie otjl of town ?? h e-i at 0eoiII :0! the public offices wJil, h9 considered at a hs ,ettgto be held to-day in the Oleubndon-rd~5iUh-- near $ee aldvc'e wrez Wve Understand that, M'Oormieck, Mth original seon paeteof the reaping Inachine which ebtaiiined so DinT weati notoriety at the Great Exhibition of 1851l, and ba~i'O leen au Iliuol in. favuur anioilgotitthe fAr- CkeI ,nerr nt ...

... VALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF ?? . HBI AVA ?? The ?? meeting of this board was held last iRS ovening, at the offliues, Egremont, Mr. Pooley in the f fil chair,; and ;he other memlbers present were the Rev. Aus Nhr. ltobert',' hlessar. Hill, Fishwick, Eyre, Hughes, ion Byerley, lI rrison, Caino Kerlsbae , and Holmei. func Froml tho proceeding3 of tho works aiid health f commsittee, it appeared that a ...

... Po -Baj SUPL SUMMARY. - DOMESTIO. In the House of Lords, last evening, Earl fr( Granville moved the second reading of the g paper Duty Repeal Bill. -ord. Lynohurst G vidicated the right of their lordahipa to reject wi a money bill, and 'offeredl his support to the th, ante'dment, which waa next moved by. Lord ta] yonteagle, that the bill be reed that day sixt th% He estimated that the paper ...

... SARIDNIA. THlE QUARRlEL WITH THE 3iSHOPS. I~~ ~ _ TURIN, MuAY 17.--However desirous to avoid the F religious question, the Government is unible to re- s main in a state of passiveness towards the ultranson- tane portion of the priesthood. Until now the Cabinet has behaved with the greatest forbearance towards them; no diaiculties were raised against the public collection of St. Petir's penp; ...

... THE ARMAMENTS OF ENGLAND I AND FRANCE. (From the Parii correspondence of the Moiraing Hd~lwd,) 2 1 ,The 0onstitutionncl, at the close off '1long article Oied with irmpsrtinence, against Sir Charles Naie, whos gtemt to induce the Government to place the navy On an efficient footing it derides, offers the following remarks: -, The amniss voted for the navv estimates axe enormous, and so much ...

... LATEST' G APD I -E ' TELEGRAHIC NEWS. PLYmo0L'H, TuEMDAY MORNING.-The iron sarew ?? st.ain etore ship Himalaya, Captain John Soccomb, that from Barbados, April 17, and Bermuda. May 3j the bound to Portsmouth, with eight companies of the aire 41it Regiment, under command of Major Bush, and ten companies of the 49th, commanded by Colonel Gr&nt, put into the Sound this morning, with syoW it ...