... , ?? (PROM OUR OWN CoRRESroNnET.) FLORENC, ArIa7 t Hi Of course the news of our- misfortune will have arrived, and will have been commented upon in the unfavourable sense in which alone English- a men can comment on it, long before this reaches to 0' you. I think that there is hardly anybody here- I certainly no political party-that does not feel and h admit the last change of ministry to be ...

... FR ;. '1 FICOUR OWN70' OODSS [The following appeared in our Evening' 'dition of yesterday:] PARM.IS, WEDNSD EvENING. The 'Empress is indisposed; and in consequence the usual Thursday evening reception, and a grand dinner which was announce. for; to-morrow. are postponed. I presume that tle treacherous north wind which accompanied the bright April sun on the opening day of the Exhibition gave ...

... I THE COBDe STATU aT MAAOHESTER.: I I - We yesterday gave a brief accoiint of the pro- ceedings inconneetion with the unveiling of the statue of i1 the late Mr. Cobden at Manchester. Subjoined' are the 0eprincipal specohes delivered on the occasion. 0e Mr. GEORGE WILSON, cbairman of the late Anti-Corn- f Law League, said:-I cannot but regret, in taking the Ir part assigned me by the committee, ...

... j-- HRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ENGLAND AND SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 16, EVENING. Tile prize court at Cadiz has declared the capture of the Queen Victoria by the Spanish cruiser to 1,cilleglal file Epocen considers that by the decision the diffhrenlce between England and Spain in this Inlatter is terminated. THE PROSECUTION OF LA LIBERTE. PARIS, APRIL 17, EvNaFus. if Emile de ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. l SiRI-The attention of the directors of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres Company (Limited) has been drawn to another letter from Mr. Elborough-a former official of the company-which appeared in the Daily News of the 28th ult. That letter is a mere repe- tition of charges which that gentleman has for mor hs past been engaged in circulating against his ...

... I (mROM OUR OWN CaOxpooSNnT.) FLORENCE, ArsL. 18. The government has acquired a degree of Eta. s bility which it was hardly expected to attain. Till the 24th of this month it may at least be safely te expected to survive; for parliament has been pro ie rogued till that day, on the score of Easter holi. ndays. The Left, while very readily accepting the , holiday offered them, do not fail to ...

... I THE MTIDLAIND RAILWAY. TO 'E EDIeOn OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sm,-The present position of railway property and the anxiety of shareholders, induce me to ask the favour of a space in your columns to offer a few remarks As an instance of the utter helplessness of shareholder at meetings, and of their treatment by directors, I may mention the meeting of the Midland Company, hell at Derby on the 15th ...

... to The Halifax Branch of the Reform League pur- ry pose holding a large meeting on reform on Wednesday, the 02th inst., and the borough members and Sir F. Crossley, of M.P., have been invited to attend it. The following rd letters have been received in reply by Mr. Woodhead, the 'i secretary to the association: Halifax, April 3,1867. a Dear Sir,-I am duly in receipt of your favour, inviting ...

... i SO THiE EDITOB OF THE ]DAILY NEWS. SIn,-May I bring to your notice a valuable institution which is calculated to supply a great want- namely, the Ladies' Medical College, which is bestowing on a large number of lady students the instruction neces- mary to qualify them to act as accoucheuses and consultants on the diseases peculiar to their sex ? Custom has deadened womanly instinct in ...

... I i~JEGRAPHI INfTELfLGE 1CE, a (REUTER'S TmELGRAMS.) TlE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. BERLIN, APRIL 7. . Alarge meeting was held to-day in the Alhambra,I the followingll resolutions were passed by a g majority :- That this meeting declares that r' ]r\el0blirg must never be separated from Gar- q That it is the duty of the German people tI o ,&sbt with all their strength upon this province b 10uging to ...

... -1 i ?? NA~tIr6AL~'ARP91fOAUNION-):~i ~1. A sppqc*al an e ryn1me;onsly, ,tten4d mneetjii of $'he executi6e was' held on TaoiIyatin, hia.the co mltteeroom oftbaT hhi scir'e pei cant, anid afterwards Mr..Hugh. Mesonu,dey0aip2n offi uhemeon, occupyin th ?? thos recelnt we're Mr Jacob` Bright, Mfi', J. or. M*~ ?? (Bra~dford), Aldetman~ Moore. (Iloebdeile); Aldernias R.! Harwood and Counoillor 3 ...

... EELEGH! INTEIIGENOE. I (REUTER'S TELEGrAmS.) FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL 19. .,f Go in and Jerome David have been apI pointed by Imperial decree Vice-Presidents of the I sai Body. i~l tiell ?? this evening denies the rumours Thice have again been current of the despatch of aF elch note to Prussia and of the calling out of I the reserves. PARIS, APRIL 19, EvENING. ,b, ,,fjnorid Diplomatiqie publishes ...