... ,OL RIUHT OF WAY AT BAnLocnooy-Tag MAsTuR far oi WoB;s APPEEHENDED.-Some surprise Wa3 ex- ire cited at the beginning of last week on learnin7 that Mr. Hutano, Superintendent of Works for the burgh, te hai been apprehended and lodged in prison at the ver instance of Mr. Herbert, Procur3tor-Fiecal, for the 3; part which he took in the destruction of a barricade ?? obst-ucziag a right of way ...

... I LATEST NEWSa AUSTRIA AND ITALY. CRITICAL STATEI OF AFFAIR3. FLORENCE, April 28. A royal decree is stated to have been issued, placing the Italian army on a war footing. General La Marmora has forwarded a circular despatch to the Italian representatives abroad, which says:- For some time past the Iwlian Government and Parliament have been occupied with the administrative reorganisation of ...

... TFU IBLE EXPLOSION AT ASPINWALL. 1CURN OF? THEi JAKAICA COMIIISStONIRS. SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Afternoon. The royal mail steamer Shannon has arrived here. Among the passengers are Mr. Busselroirney and Mr. J. B. Maule, the royal oemmissionora from Ja- maica.' The British steamer European, lying at Asp iwall, bleai upon the 3rd inst., from an ?? amnong the cargo. The ship was totally destroyed, ...

... (F'Ome ?? mEPOrIiL) LoNDON, SATURDAY-The committee to whom the petition of Mr. Pope Mennessy, against the return of Sir Patrick O'Brien for the King's County, was re. ferred met yesterday at eleven o'clock, pursuant to adjournment, and resumed their inquiry. Mr. STrEi'INS CAveI presided. The other members were .-Mr. W. Gore Langton, Mr. Townley Mitford, Mr. E. T. W. Hamilton, and John Abel ...

... [Turs ?? 1S NiOT ESPONzUBLE FOR -HE OwnrnumS EXPRESSED Er CORRtsPONDENTi.] Piracy of Comic Songs. TO THE EDIrORt OF TFlE ERA. Sir,-A goodly correspondence has been held upon the piracy of comic songs, but nearly all your correspondents forget to complain of a sad grievance far more despicable in my mind than unlicensed copying-I allude to piracy of names. It seems to be the practice of a great ...

... THE SCOTCH WARRANTS - S-PECULATION. To the Edtor of the Glasgow Herald 27th April, 1866, Sm,-Your correspondentl B. indulges in a safe propbecy in foretelling a heavy faU In the price of warrants as soon as the closing of the Baar transactions is completed. The market already In. dicates'such a fall,'as one cambuy at 67s. 6d., for one month fixed forward. The only fault I have to find ...

... FROm OUR LOXDON CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, Saturday. The peat debate i? over, and you have already publishelthe result. At dawn this morning, in an excite House, Mr. Brand read out the numbers, and you will see how closely they approach to that calculation of a shrewd Tory I sent you. He fixed the numbers at 319 and 314. Theoywere 318 and 313. That is pretty good guessing. The House, you will see, ...

... The following returns were issued on Friday fromL the veterinary Department of the Privy Council Office: These returns do not profess to give the total number of cases which have occurred in Great Britain, but only those which have been ascertained from the official infor- nmation received at this office from inspectors, whether asplointed by the clerk of the council or by the local autho. ...

... PANMA, April 5. The European arrived at Aspinwall on the morning of the 2nd instant, and on the afternoon of same (lay came alongside the Railroad Company's wharf, generally used by this line. About seven o'clock on the morning of the 3rd, a terrific explosion occurred on board, which tore away the upper parts of the ship and blew several large plates off the side. The wharf at which the ...

... AMERICA. dARhIVAL. OF THE CUBA. (Va l'iches Point.) N2evw York, April 18 (Afterooon). The Feriasis contieue to gather and hold meet- inge. 'Chry ore ?? arms in different townS ahiug tbr New Brunswick frontier. i .eneral Stead, and staff have left for Eastport. it is upposed in connection with Fenian matters. ' The Washixgton autholities have torwarded inatrnctiont to Esetport to strictly ...

... The death is announced of Lord Glenelg, who many years since, as Mr. Charles Grant, held a conspicuous po- sition aniong the statesmen of this country. A dreadful coal-pit accident oconrred at Crombar Col- liery, near Newport. A boiler burst, and three men were killed, several others being wounded. On Friday afternoon, about four 'clock, Lady Knight Bruce, wife of Lord Justice Knight Bruce, ...

... LABOURAND WAGES SeTRIa OF FAani LAOCBmBs--On Monday last the farm labourers in the village of Peasemore, Newbury, Berks, struck for an advance of wages. Their presentpay is 9a. per week, and many of tue men have large families. ,, T BUIDING TuADE WAGMS :KovaBawr.-A crowded tneeting of delegates from the carpenters and joiners was held on Wednesday night at the Brown Bear, Broad-street, ...