... LATEST INTELLIGENC I BY MAGNIY10 TELEGRAPH. ._7I (Rutder's Telegs-qn) Turin, Satuday Feb. 8. The official Gazette, replying to the rumours that tho government encouraged manifestations against the temporal power at Rome, that it had decreed the reoall of Dlanzinni, and by means of secret encou- ragement was preparing a clandestine expedition, declares that the government will not depart from ...

... IAORE CASUALTIES AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. Ive are Borry to have to record more fead ul disasters at sea. The brig Angelo, which arrived at Kingstown on Saturday night from Marianeple, last from Falmouti, was 19 days coming from the latter port. She left Falmouth in company with two vessels, a ship and a barque, and in the English channel fell ia with two others, a brig and a brigantine The ...

... FIER k1EAD, D)UBLIN. L*urvALa Up to b, nm., Jan. 27.-Wind-SS.W. January 2b-Leda, steamer, London ; North Ash, Ariroa&n, iron ; illbernia, steamer, llelyhead ; Llberfy, Liverpool. fil8s; Havelock, steamers, Glasgow ; Dread and Bertlia, Rancorn, salt. January 26-AdmIral htoorsom, steamer, Hiolyhead * Torch, Princess, and Royal William, steamers, Lirerpoll; Diane, Ibrail, Indian corn; El zabeth, ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (BY MAGNETIO TELkGRIAr1l) at The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock' cm Lord TorURO asked if any application bad been made in relation to the command on the proposed field day dii of volunteers at Brighton on Easter Monday ? tb Earl DE GuEY and Rli ?? expressed his regret at the to personal element introduced into his observations by the noble lord. At ...

... ThE . ,. NE; R 1 LW B I L ITHE NEW POOR LAW BIDL I - - - - - - - - -~ ~ ~~ ?? ~~ ~~ ?? (PtFOM OUR REPORTER.) . LOUoDof, TuEsDAY, MAItor 26TI-I- send you a full report of thelimportant disorission ?? took place last night, when the house went into comrittee on Sir Robert Peel's new poor law measure. A great number of petitions praying for an alteration of the law were presented by Mr.. ...

... IN A~lj fam ,laurilla DUBLIN: BIONDAY, MAY 19, 1862. , _ IT iS to be Loped that tbe blood period is at an enul, and t(at we now enter oil an epoch of peace and good will' It is lamentable andl -raIirg to our lo ve of country to be compelled to record these deeds of aesasination-some of ?? accompanied by acts which ?? the blood and ditgrace the genernsity of the natienal character. It is, ...

... I (Fron the Moraning lcrald of liesterday.) The lower house of the Italian parliament has pro- bably acted for the best in rejecting the motion for an inquiry into the Sarnico allair. . Nothiag but scandal could have come from it. If the country were strong and patient enough to take an independent line of con- duct, and anyh other minister than Ilatazzi wore possible, it would have been well ...

... I LORD CLYDE'S OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE VOLUNTEEW REVIEW AT BRIGHTON. I [he War Office has made public Lord Clyde's report which commences by praising the punctuality and order of the volunteers, and says that the marching past Was admirably performed, and shows what pains must have been taken by the officers, non-commis- sioned officers and men, to arrive at the high degree of efficiency which ...

... ADVENTURIES OF A YOUNG MAN WANXrlNG IA WVIFE. I About six weeks ago the following advertisement appeared in the Manchester papers:- A young gentleman of good position in society is anxious to meet ivith a young lady of prepossessing appearance, liberal cducatien, sod a snall private income, as partner for life, Addrens, post paid, IExcelsior, Post oice, Southport. How many letteis the ...

... ? Qt 'framan's gaurlialo I _ _ .I BY the arrival of the Scotia at Quecastown on Satur- day, we bave news from New York to the l9th ult. By this arrivalwebavedates ?? Orleans tothe4thult, furnishirg details of the expedition under command of General Weitzel. The Federal forces encountered the enemy in considerable strengthat a place called Labadiae ville, and defeated thom atter a brisk tight, ...

... I PARLIAMrNTAUy REVISIOM T.I The revision sf tile roll of parsone to vote at the election of ?? in paillaiuelt fo the city of Dsddinwascommencedyesterday. Mr. O'lIiara, Q.C. Bat i in ihe Court of Cofamon Pleas, and proceeded with the revision of the freemene' list. Mr. M'Sbeoley, solicitor, and Mr. Taafo appeored for the Liberals, with a etaV lof inspectors. Mr. John Martin, T.C., and Mr. ...

... |AI'VEST' PRlOSPEMCS. l I - . . .. . I . X__ - !_ I.- I Conic-A gratifying change has taken place in ttle e weather. It is now bright and warm, and there is every appearance of ia continuing 8n. All the crops look well. Thle potato crop is pa rticnlarly line. Tlhe growt of cereals has been unusually abundant, but owing to the late severe weather they have been prevanted from coming to maturity ...