... rOLISH FETE AT CHzSIlt During Saturday and ted out the ?? lhrecdsit, taq t e moat interesting gatheofeir coft l aristocracy which baa takenbeti, oo day was found assembled in theu beautifulmansior n of ?? gof rl aChiswick. The occasio egg nofl SU frte given on behalf of the patcriotjc sea0 I who are suffering from sickeness and dtS Out of the dangers anld hardshipte I countered in the cause ...

... THE DANISH POLICY OF THE I GOVERNMENT. I It is happily not often that the explanations of a Government are anticipated with that anxious interest with which the country awaits the disclosures that will be made this evening in both Houses of Parliament. Only once or twice in a generation is a British Ministry called upon to inform the nation of the failure of a protracted series of negotiations ...

... s]jATEST. AND pBFAPHIC, NEWS. ~1 ~~~lfor Stuart gave j udgment yesterday ?? ie (''iij ' ildtenat-right case'. He s aid ,9 pb d aderaf den could not be allowed to lb$, gi e O ,ntitf in his possession of the land, &lorb tbs Pbd ' en titled to a lease at increased dIG Iee L r was r an The defendant was 0ed the bl for ever. rct, rj% the costs of the suit. trrrd t pay t gUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] r1 ...

... It is understood that the Archduke Maxi- milian has atiast definitively made up his mind to accept the Mexican Crown so magnani- mously offered him by his Imperial patron of the Tuileries. A second deputation is shortly expected from Mexico to make a formal announcement of the result of the plebiscitum, after which the new Emperorhaving previously paid his respects and received his ...

... 'f.,qE EXECUTION OF THE IPIRAES. The following alditiona; particulars of the execution at Newgate, on Mona J, are extracted from the Times - Singularly enough, it is nearly 40 yeavn shieo London has witnessed so terrible an execution as that of yesterday, and then the Cato-street con- spirators suffered more for their folly than their crimes. Thistlewood and his companions occupy one end of ...

... IA SArURDAY. MARCH 12, EIGHT A.M. PLACES. '.DI W. IFX Q 1. I.;S. Nain.JM l~1 2 , %v. I 1 5 020 c 1) I Aberdeen 2. 0.805 1 . N. NV. I 1) 10 20, 9 b I Lith ..21).:3J8 l1S.SAV. 2 3, 2 oc Ardrosanu .. 20.861V40 21 1L.N.W. Ii 05j2L O C . I Gieericastl.. 20.9; 139 11W.N.W.; 2! 7lS9D h r 023 I C ahiay M 11 42 11 SW 2 Si20 r c 102 Valenta . 2.WI.W. ?? 8 29, c 0.1e Cape Clear .. . . c . 3 Qtieczlst. ...

... MEETING OF BOROUGH I ^MAGISTRATES. A meeting of the borough magistrates was beld yester- day, in the magistrates' room, Pablic Offices, Dale- street. His Worship the Mayor presided, and the folowing other gentlemen were also present:-Messrs. James Aikin, It. C. Gardner, T. Chlteon T. D. Anderson C. J. Corbally, R. W. Houghton, M. Hyslep, E. SheR l B. Booth T. Brancker, W. Earle, Horuby, J. ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPLEMA. DOMESTIC. The Queen travelled from Osborne to Windsor on Saturday for the express purpose of visiting the Princess of Wales. Her Majesty will probably return to the Idle of Wight to-day. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday. The only absent minister was the Duke of Newcastle, who is still unwell. Lord Palmerston has issued the customary circular to his supporters, ...

... THE ITALIAN CONSPIRACY IN I FRANCE. I 'he correspondent of the Daily Retus says- Having sat out this trial from beginning to end, I feel bound to express my conviction that the common belief that the plot was got up by the police is totally unfounded. Neither do I believe any one of the prisoners to be a mouton or spy. The antecedents of the prisoners negative this conclusion, and show them ...

... Last Friday night's Gaaette officially recog- nises the final and hopeless failure of a line of policy which was from the first condemned in these columns on grounds that subsequent experience has only too fully confirmed. The very questionable experiment of lending British naval and military officers, and disci- plined British skill and courage, to help the Chinese Government against the ...

... I _ _ ?? ?? I GARIBALDI'S RECEPTION AT MALTA. The following is an extract from a letter written by a Liverpool gentleman who is accompanying Garibaldi to England:- Valetts, March 23, 1864. The steamer took us up beautifully, and -we arrived this morning at three o'clock. Captain B-, 100th regiment, has made the most corn. fortable arrangements for us at the Imperial Hotel. We had a good ...

... The great volunteer festival of Easter Monday has once more been celebrated in fitting style by the citizen-soldiers of the metropolis. In some respects the present year's display, though rather less numerously attended, and perhaps less attractive in the eyes of civilians, than some of its predecessors, surpassed all that had gone before. The difficult nature of the ground and the in- ...