... It.4 'Mlatln JIM ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. First Night of the Season, To-sXoscow (Tuesday), April 2, will be performed Bedlini's Opera, NORMA. Norma, Madame Maria Vilda; Adalgisa, Madame L. Sherrington; Ciotilde, Mdlle. Anese; Oroveso, Signor Attri; Flavio, Sigpor Rossi; and Po~llo, Signor Naudin. Con. ductor, Mr. Costa. The Opera commences at half-past Eight. Pit tiokets, 7s.; ...

... FRANCEl . (FROM OUR OWN COTBIE5PONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of Saturday :1 PARIS, FaiDAY EVEnNG. The resignation of Count Walewski, which I spoke of as probable two days since, was an- nounced by himself from the chair of the Corps i Legislatif at the opening of this day's Sitting. 1 President Walewski said: I have a communication to make to the chamber, and beg a ...

... 'a The foilowig are the re-ceipts of railways for the ?? ispast week: Ne- ?? open. Receipts. NAMcE. 16f1806 18t2'11W66 Belfast ad~d Northern Counties ?? 100 10G L2283i A2005 BlatadCounty Down ?? 44j 6-20, 591 ~~y Mth and~yne 36 35 2171L 24227 Brecon and Merthyr . 68 64 944 1254 Bristol and Exeter ?? 121* 6105! 695 LY Caledonian ?? 662.~ 298231 31031 ras Cambrian ?? ISO 1I60! 1973 to ...

... THE PARIS EXHIBITION. The Daily News suggests that the comparatively informal and uncere- monious manner in which the Paris Exhibition is to be inaugurated to-day may be accepted with thankfulness by a too credulous world as an oppor- tunity and excuse of saying as little as possible about the moral efficacy of these enormous shows. No city could be better chosen for such a show than Paris. ...

... A new and better order of things as to the parks of Western London dawns this'day. Henceforward Hyde and the Green Parks are to be under the charge of the police, and park-keepers are to become personages of ancient history. The carriage way through Hyde Park is to remain open until midnight, instead of being closed at Io P.M., and the Magazine Barrack, in the centre of the park, is to be ...

... 0 )T~ DUt tttgr9, a joba gufalia_~ (FROM FRIDAY 1NIGHT'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL.-MIARCH 29. 3goyal Regiment of Artillery-Second Captain and Adju- tant George Francis Worsly to be captain, vice Brevet- .aior Richard Pittmnan, deceased; Lieutenant Chris- *topher Charles Pemberton to be second captain, vice Worsley; Lieutenant Holloway ~Walrond Hastings to ie second captain, vice John ...

... I An important despatch by the Atlantic cable is published by the Times. A treaty was sent to the Senate on Saturday, which cedes to the United States for a consideration of seven millions the whole of Russian America and the adjacent islands, the effect of which will be to exclude British Columbia almost entirely from the Pacific. The despatch adds :- It is reported that the British ...

... CRETE AND SER VIA. IT is hard on Lord DERBY to put him through the whole general Eastern question twice within three weeks, merely upon the pretext of certain special counts which were not only capable of being treated by themselves, but which even required exclusively to be so treated, except under distinctly specified reservations. As he was made to enter upon both the internal and the ...

... I PLIAWAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR THE WRit. The following notiees of motions and orders of the day stand in the order book of the House of Com. mons for the week: THJS DAY, APRIL 1. ORDEIW OP THE DAY. Mutiny lill-committee; supply-committee; Sugar Duties Bill-third reading; supply-reort; ways and means-committee; -Petit Jurics (IrelnCd) Bill-com. mittee; Metropolis Gas Bill-second reading; Canada ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-The last mail from Jamaica brought an account of the new scheme of the Financial Secretary for the raising of the saum of 20,0001. over and above the amount intended to be raised by ordinary taxation. The scheme propounded by Mr. Rushworth is to levy licenses on the following businesses, in the following amounts, viz.: License to carry on the business of a ...

... I LIMERICtE, Friday NVig,0ht. ARRESTS still continue to be made very vigorously in all directions. Six men were taken just before I passed through Tipperary on Thursday, and in Limerick, which is otherwise very quiet and in which the people seem almost to have forgotten the existence of Fenianism, I heard of two arrests yesterday. But somehow the big fish seem to get through the net, and only ...

... TMEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ?? - .1. (REUTER'S TELEGRASI.) SflE REPORTED CESSION OF LUXEM- BURG TO FRANCE. LUXEMIBURG, UMIAVH 30. The current rumOlrS of the cession of the Grand ,echy of Luxemburg to France are officially de- ov(ed to be devoid of foundation. Numerous handbills are being circulated here, headed ' Vive Napoleon! Vive la France ! 5,1d instigating the inhabitants to acts of ...