... NOTICES TO 0O1ltEcSPONDENTS. alletle'ra tic ended for publiceuioni mu-st tbe acucomcpanicd by ?? ad ac're~ce ?? wrtesnot nectessarily for 1,cl~li-cioc, bt fr he nfoni t in o Ite Editor, --.icijcccrcct olw et ii~ SpC~i c-ic upona their cone- ~. ',icns nt ee cciin if he, -swe cannot under- ip -Lor-d Vcciccle-rstocc is icotac Peer. * V A it ?? Iii ,cc tccin tile nncuilber stated. j ieexemiptioni ...

... (From the Daily News' Correspondent.) MALTA, Saturday, March 29. Yesterday her Majesty's steamer Himalaya arrived at Malta with the Japanese embassy. On landing they received the usual honours. They are staying at Dinning's Hotel. The following is an exact copy of a list of their names,,written by the interpreter, in a good plain English hand;- First, Takanovotehy Semotookynokame; second, ...

... OF SlAVAOE OF TOWN.S. £EI'IDEINGE IIESPECTING B~IRMINGHAMl. [Froit ot1,' ott'?? Uocoreponeldts. ?? front thse Peost of Yester'dayw) Hou'sF oy Coam.No\S. p-iiehlard Fowler', ?? by Mr. Adderley :I am i ~~~asid valuer, land the occapier of land in the .ItIOloo Ilood of Birmingham I began to farm the land 5wc 11si e Occupy in 1840. It is distant from two to isesa 'tItdfitilc ?? tlie taniks and I ...

... By ELECTBIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEORAPIH. OcBS, TERPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STRET. lREOTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. TURIN, MAnenI 30, (Evening). It appears to have been definitively decided that Signori Mancini and Cordova shall leave the Cabinet. Signori Brioschi is to be Minister for Public Irstruction, and Signor Conforti Minister of Justice. According to the Italia, General La Marmora has declared ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publication insst be accompanied by the names and addresses of the writers, not necessarily for publication, butfor the information of the Editor. Correspondents who set any, special value 'upon their core- snunicationde must keep copies of them, as iwe cannot under- take to return unused contributions. ,Old True.-He is in his 52nd year. ...

... Ia the drawinigs for the conversion of the Royal Sove- reign at Portsmouth to at cupola, or, shield shiaj, prvso has ))en made to provide her with at powes-tul beak, below the waterline, so that she may at any tune be used aIsai rem, iii addition to her offensive artillery power. - Times. NEW PossACGE' ST'AMas.-On thle 1st of May next anid thenceforth posltage stamnps, lance thireepance ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE ?? LANCASHIRE. A friendly rifle conrtest took place at Nwewastle-wader- Lyane Blffe Butts, yesterday, between twelve niembers of the let Staffordshire and 'twelve memrbers of the 3rd Mralcicecter Rifle Volunteers. Tue weather wits very un- favourable, at steady raics setting in about eleven o'clock, cud continuing without intermission until one0, whvlce tics sun ibroke for~tl and ...

... IiEeclc8istical, 01oegiote, anti Scholasttc Prefernentis and I Eec~coio,.oticrcl, Appointments. I Audus, Rev George, to Kirby-1i1-Malhac.-Dalo V, Yorkshire Val £50. Coulson, Rev Thomas Borlase, CIA, Trinity College, Com. bridge, to Skipsea V, Yorkshire. val £9f. Trollope, Rev Arthur Barnard, B.A, St. John's College, Cam- bridge, to Cowlam R, Yorkshire: val £300. Benefteas and Appointmenst ...

... FfOREIGN TELLiLEN (L. I FRANCE. The Marquis de Lvalette, French Ambassador at Rome, has arrived somnewhat suddenly in Paris, and conjecture is on tiptoe to ascertain why he has quitted his post. Some say that he has come because he regards the position of Central Italy as so. critical that he was desirous of stating his views to the Emperor himnself and receiving his personal instructions. ...

... ?? AL LPARLIAMENT. I - I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, APRIIL11 Tih, ?? asent, was given by coamsoisiont to several bills. th THE REVISED CODE REVISED. WI Eon aakiAvh10 inlaying on the table the modifications which the govstrnsiieit had promised in deference to the wishesfe 0f the Ileuse of Comm~ons. to introduce in tile niew education fee Cd.briefly explained their purport. Withl ?? to 'attsf- nc ...

... _SECOND E[PT-ON.I The Earl of Derby continues to improve in health. Very heavy rA baa fallen in London since two a.mn. The death of Mr. Cantrell, judge of the County Courts of Derbyshire, is announced ...

... DR. RU1JSELL ON THE WAR IN I I AMERICA. The special correspondeat of tbh Zrmuw, writ frons Washington on tbe 17th erc gast eoon became obvious that the Federals 4> I0 pursue the retiring Confederates ...