... j TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE ?? .esTA~m. ?? 'ZLUEAL.) ITALY. TURIN, JET. D t Yesterdy'a awell-attenaed meeting of the menr. bers. forminng she majority in the Chamber of 1 Deputies was held for the' purpose of considering r whether, after the explanation given ?? I Ricasoli in a former meeting, the parliamentary l majority should continue to support the ministry. ' Signor Minghetti spoke at ...

... IHE SPECIAL SUJIWYkVEXNG SERVICES. .~TH SUAV The special services at St. Paul's were last even- ingresnmedforthe winter. Therea-1N a largeattendance; .and long before ieven the whol~ iaf the space which has been fitted up for the accommodation of worshippers was occupied Including the choir, which was several hundred strong, and was under the direction of Mr. Henry Buckland, not less than 5 ...

... RAILWAY TRAVELLING AND THE PUBBLI BEALTH. Mr. Elarvey, ?? surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear, communicates the fol- lowing to the Lancet commission on the influence of railway travelling on the public health:- MY attention has long been directed to a certain class of disoiders affecting chiefly the head, ears, and throat, resulting in deafness, nea- ralgic pains in the ear ...

... RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES I, I PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the following cases were disposed of before the examining barristers of the Houses of Lords and Commons, and declared to have complied with the standing orders of parliament: EDGWARE, HIGHGATB, AND LONDON RA LwAY.-For a railway between these places, connecting them with the Great Northern Railway, who undertake to subscribe 73,3001. ...

... FDUCE. (milo OUR OWN CORaMSPOMSDU .) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :1 PARIS, TuzsDrn Evm a. The Patrie gives the following as Latest News : We have a letter from London, dated Jan. 20, which states that the English government has determined to pro- test against the idea entertained by the cabinet of Washing- ton to submit to Congress a bill enacting ...

... 4- (FROM OUR OWN CO5BESPONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday :) PARIS, SUNDAr EvmNwa. The Emperor has made a cozy d'etat against free- masonry. He has abolished the right and universal practice of the craft to elect its owen grand master, and has thrust upon it in that capacity, for a period of three years, Marshal Magnan, the soldier who, it will be ...

... MR. MILL ON THE AMERICAN WAO. The following is an extract from an article on the contest in America in the new number of Fraser's xui o .'rine i There is a theory in England, believed perhaps by some, balf believed by many more, which is only consistent with original ignorance, or complete subsequent forgetfulness, of all the. antecedents of the contest. There are people who tell us that, on ...

... IDEATH FROM THE INHALATIOHN OBEVZOLE.I Yesterday afternoon an inquiry took place at the Greenland Fisheries, Claremont-place, Stepuey, before Mr. Humphrys, the coroner for East Middlesex, into the cause of the death of J. George Gilbert, aged 17 years, who died on the 3rd instant, from the inhalation of benzole, a sub- stance which has recently come into extensive use for a variety of purposes ...

... -- WILLS AND BEQUBSTqS The will of Sir Henry Bridges, of Beddington House, near Croydon, Surrey, was proved-under 60,0001. perasnalty-by his son, the Rev. Alexiauder Henry Bridges, the sole executor. The will, with a codicil, bears date April 15, 1859. Sir Henry married a daughter of lthe late General W. T. Dalryniple, who died in 1858, leaving issue one son, their only surviving child. The ...

... ' I SOUTHAMPTON, J. i1, . The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam- ship Mooltan, Capt. Cooper, with the heavy portion of the, above m6ails, arrived this afternoon. She brings 23 passengers, 3 packages of specie, yalue . 1i_7 ; also 91 boxes of oranges, 25 casks of dste% 2, bales of silk, 996 sacks of wheat, and.72 packages of sundries. The Miooltan sailed fropi Alexandria ontbeh 27th of ...

... MR. STORY AND THE AFFAIR OF THE I TRlENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In the communication which you have kindly published from me on the subject of Mr. Story's let- ters, I alluded only to his remarks on the attitude of Eng- land with respect to the civil, war in America, and expressed my regret to find his views and opinions so wanting in that impartiality and good feeling towards ...

... THE BARTLEY COLLIERY-A AfflUDNT.j '4i1 3 Dutting Iyesterday, at the Manoiin-housli the subsorip- F' I tiong for the. siffriers by the late accident at Hartley, An Colliery contianed to pour in, if anything, to a greater el-. tO teut thah on the previous day. The total amount received Is. during the day was £1,100. Among the 'cibabdriptiohe re- fbi calved were ?? r~. Alpe, 210; WiVlliam Tite, ...