... CAT-O -NI~TALS. - ITAW- NIA'S SHAo. o mE VIoti OF ]R EWPAflb T le catol-nine-ti9s is so essentially an aris- rz 1onseittiofl, that we can scarce hope to see it tlohilcd u-til the ?? political influence of * y itself is subdued and crushed. The the asnitl~ry vitllamuch tenacity as a dng to his bone, D olle ititv ll ilstu it of torture, which is a disgrace'to blts5 in ioud a scandal upon our ...

... A.N olV~flArD 'A BkRT3EDAY.. The anniversary of Washhngtols birthe brtted bya publit breakfast at the pres cru' the 22ad, when about 170 ladies and gelntlin,,'. Americausnresident in -London, st Setw foest. The Right Rev. C. P. jld1vaine ?? Ohio, presided. I., The CHAi tfmAO proposed the first to of Washington, one around whom all' l coucentrated; and called on Mr. A4elar ministsr A the ...

... COLONIAL AID E =IXG&dftO *itrmilU GE2~~~.C.1 ?? AUSTR41AN EMIGBATION.' A letter from Ielourne, dated hiuiary ?2k has the following:- The feeling amongst all classes of the eountry on the news becoming known, that! the Feder .s iad seized in a grgish'stt amer *the Southern commis.- sionere was one rather of surprise than concern that the ?? States ?? so far have forgotten their sense' of right ...

... Tv THEA&TRESY IN PASSION, WEE=, ' On Wednesday nisrning i deputtt0on waited upoh Lbrd' Sidaey, the Lord Chamer ain, at St. Jame's Palace, on: *ths subject ef the proposed. opening of tbe Londoa: theatres during Pasion-week. The Archdeacon of London read the following tuenorlal: an y -Lord,-We, - the undersignedihaving heard wth deep to rerdthat in the licese tgranted to the'mtropolitan ...

... MISCELLANVO-s. The Efisern Coutnties Railway Company invite tetdlra: for the cnstzuction of railvays in the counties of Cam- bridge, Suffolk, and Essx. - -; Mri. Ric'n1ard Couch, of the Norfolk cireuit, has bcen ap- pointed a judge of tbe :Aigh Court about to be established at lRombay. - I f 'The naval agent on hoard the Shannon, which has arrivediat SothiAmpton from the West Indies, ...

... MEATH. OF COUNJT NESSELRODF. Count Nesselrode, the celebrated Russian diplomatist, whose death has just occurred, was born on the 14th of flecemi or, 1780, and at the time of his decease was cen- sequently upwards of eighty-one years of age. He be- ngnd to a noble ?? of Saxon origin, which was con- nected with many aristocratic Gerrman houses. His father, entering tics service of the Empress ...

... Ti ; CIVIL WAR mN AMERICAJ | GRFAT NAVAL BATTLE. ,;S1rLtCT1,NL OF FEDERAL FRI- GATES. AD rlEO THE GREAT ARMCY. ?? 7rrp-cid-Iut DWvis, in his recent message to Lis con- I ~ .5-jewtdthe pesiten of ?? Confede-I 5tslI~ >eoce a one thait tke nalvy of the seceding I '010 cntibue omehig towards the suc- ?? Thse apetatoushave cartainly-been cc'1 ~~ naval victory which We rI, iv report-a r.~d0e5 ederal ...

... SUPEWORTY 0' IaONlfPLATE god f , . . 1 A -, ?? the Titrw.] The oampaign in Virginia has at hsot bfegu A rA' battle &ad a general advance of the Federal am'O V ~ Potorxao ame the events which we record. T ,f these iS ona of the most interesting inoideut8 tftlI¶, narked the War. For the first time the nW64 OPP!to tfons of science have been testeia a v.ghLbat,' of equal courage. W~he wonld have ...

... A FALSE CONVICTIC V-GetjZB pERJURl. It will be recollected that' atthesorthumberland Assizes twelve months ago Mr. I f. Bewiike, of Threepwood, formerly a magistrate in t Le county and a landed pro- prietor of some position in tibvale of(Tyne, was ?? to four years' penal servif ude on a'chargo of having fireg a gun at some bailiff's fo] lorers who -had come to his hall tomake distraint for dai ...

... CAT-O'-'NINE-TAILS STATISTICS. TO Tl EDITOR Or rESNOLD'S 6ewsAPER SIn,-A very important parliamentary dcement has just been issued. It is a return of the number of men flogged in ti e army and militia In the year 1860. This is the latest publiehed record of the ravages of the nine- tailed cat among tho braves of Britain. Of the militia, it is satisfactory to find that the return of the ...

... LY 0iEDINGS IN E FENCH ,VLL RgESLATIVM B3O3DY - r~ R~ a he Address in the Legislative noay ens ?? i adere 01Unparalleled for the last twelve ~jt 1 e-igs opened with a, scene baetween Id. b- aol > 3tr I °r who resumed his seat id the r. I ' iIicard, -who is a RIepubicaiu, after rrJii remarkts, stated that the law on the press, D- m c i nuisters r and not the tribunals the ar- vi - irt I ft, te ...

... ARMY. NAVY, AND VOLUNTEERN. The following volunteer corps have already applied for and received permission from the Secretary of State for War to attend the revie~v at Brighton, under Lord Clyde, on Easter Monday :-Ist Middlesex (Victoria) Riles, 2nd (South) Middle3ex, 11th (St. Geerge's), 19th (Working Men's College), 20th (North West),. 23rd (Inns of- Court), 28th (London. Irish), 36th ...