... THE EXPULSION OF FRENCH JOURNAL ISTS FROM VENICE. .e 'e (From La Sifcle.) io We wishi there were still any doubt of the expul- le eion of the French journalists who had gone to Venice. The g letter we publish gives us circumstantial details us to that Is expulsion. A We ask every impartial man if it is permitted to an t- Austrian ambassador to deliver passports to a functionary r- and to ...

... PAISUH CARE OF THE AGED SICK POOR. A correspondent, dating Monday last, -rites ! Yesterday afternoon, in the parish church of shotlsy, Suffolk, the 'Rev. Mr. Hibbs, the clergyman who is tool' porarily officiating for the rector, directed attention in his sermon to the inadequacy of paxochial assistance in the ca5e of the aged sick poor. The preacher s tatod that he wag about to bury a poor man ...

... This is a second, and unhappily a posthumous edition of the principal published work of one of the greatest almong our English scientific jurists. That suclh a work should be ahlost thirty years before the public ere reaching the goal of recoglni- tion implied ill t call for a new edition may seem at first to be another instance to be added to the manly in which merit has been disregarded by ...

... WEATIHER REPORT. I fI:IDAY, A B. E NAIRN ?? 29.D7 42 AB2I3I1,I5RN ?? 29.'JU 42 IRITII ?? 29.!5 45 jkETII )ZL ?? 29. D3 45 ?? 2A.9SS 45 jdI'(}ILIloi; ?? 29. 98 413 SniMcs ?? 29.91 [ 43 GALWAY ?? 21.9t9 4 2 S,'AuwdI,)'II 2 . 431 IV);iPuOOL .. I59 S4 ?? .9294; 4 (Q V P N. C9, 29.93' 15 YARMOUrTH . 29.951 4. IOSI)ON ?? 215 49 Dov1on .. 984 49 1OEwT2)(Ol'TIf.-. 29 qU 44 ]F(o LAND. ?? 12..91)' 41 ...

... PB1BTH AND DUNKELD RAILWAY, The half-yearly meeting, of this company was held in the Salutation Hotel, Perth, on Saturday last; the Earl of A1ANsFzPrD, chnirman of the cuopany, presiding. The report of the directors for the past half-year was submittel to the meeting. The following is an abstract:- The receipts from traffic show au increase of 2931. 1Ss. 4d. on the half-year ending Jan. 31, ...

... I The following official table, just issued from the i Census Department at Washington, shows the population 1 of the United States and Territories, according to the Seventh Ceusus (1850), and the Eighth Ceusus (1860), re- spectively: Census of 1430. Census of 1850. States. Free. ilave. jetal. Free. Slave. Total. . Alabama 42077j 242844 771523 5295 435132 954296 } Arkallsas ?? 1o2707 47100 ...

... I SIR JAMES BROOXE AT SARAWAK. (From the Singaprec Free Press of March S.) The Rainbow arrived .t the town of Kuching from this on the 11th ult., with Sir James Blrooke, etc., on board. The rajah was most affectionately welcomed back by his people, and on the night of his arrival the town was illuminated by al elasses, Europeans, Chicese, and Malays. In honour of the event the courts were ...

... TILEGRAPI INTELLIGENCE. I 71ec following telegrams have been received at pfr Rsuter's othl- ITALY. NAPLES, APRIL 17. The town of Venosa, in the province of Basili- t has been delivered from tbe Bourboniants, EOs had proclaimed thle government of Francis II. ff cops bave beenl elespatcshedl to dispossess thenm of abG towsn of Meleni. . NArLEs, A.PrIL 18. An attempt at reaction has broken out in ...

... 1 I _I (mnoar onse owos conrnaspoeirnm'.1 TURIN, Apit, 25. Garibaldi waa yesterday summoned by the King to the castle of Moncaliori about half an hour's journey from Turin. Tilere he found Count Cavour, The King explained to Garibaldi the present condition of the affairs of the kingdom, t both at home and abroad. Count Cavour also gave z personal explanations, with the candour and frank- ness ...

... ite Court. ?? r ?? r A Committee of the Lords of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privv Council had a meeting yesterday in the Council Chamber, for the consideration of a petition of the States of Guernsey, of the 12th March, 1860, praying her Majesty that the office of ContrOle de la Reine may be filled up, as of old. t Mr. Johu de Havelland Utermarok, her Majesty's Pro. fcureur of Guernsey, ...

... PAILrAMENTARY -B USINESS. HOUSE o0 COXN2ONS-Tuis DAY. OI4DEiUS OF TIHE DAY Supply-committtee NlMrkett n1,t! I iii'S i1t1realsnd) Bii-ceni- mittee; County Suirve nori .&c. jiyltcitl, Bill-secotit readinig; Locd (Governmnent Ac t Ame lent AUl-eoreutitteo: Admiralty Court Jnrisdictiot Bi1l-coliniitteo l Royal Marine Barracks (IEst Stotlieohs, Devioii ?? rcndling: Votu's (Ircloud) ]'ill-secoutd ...

... THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IIENGLAND. On the subject of the forthcoming meeting of this society, at Leeds, the Leeds Mercury, of yesterday, says the enclosure of the show-yard on the Kirkstall-road, opposite the Cardigan Arms Hotel, is rapidly progressing ad the ground is considered in every respect most suitable for the purpose. The trials of steam ploughs are fixed for Tuesday, the ...