... ILATESTNEW'S. ILAT1EST -NEW'S. ITALY. A | 11,0yg Ap;il 30th.-Prince 'Humbert and the L Princess Mafgt4 ita entered Florence to-day, amid I general rejoiaing. £he str, ,ts. were brilliantly deco0 i feted with 11agl flowe'rs, and dr-ieriee. The Prince and kiribcesa received arpopularIWe1c3 fle of the miAX icordial chararcter The weather was magnificent. 3 In the everniny there was a general ...

... I BBULTION OF RAILWAYS I BILL., 1868. . J ?? On Tburday, & deputation, acirsitfili ckeak men from the chief centres of ca,~ . received by the Prdesdent ofthmoardo ofg g l Trade .cn the subject of -ole th Boardh boll sad Thes 36putation was ae y r .W LotCaford hond Mr.G Au MLtdW. It A~ ,aitdo rpeetatives from MU bldiesl imi Lon o ot. M ad. ..ln fth eaai~,t b following I~J~h~e purpoese of tMA ...

... I L A PAltILIA1MVENTJ * . |,.1 11OUE OF LORDS. 'I'll UBSDAY, MfA v' ). ?? lor1dlip; met at five o'elock. A MENIM1'Nt 01F THE MORTMMN A.. J,ord 10HANWvOtRlT1 MOved the second reading of tbe. B~',ious, &C., Buildings Sites Bill, and ox. plained irat j,, object was to amend the Mortinin Art by providing ?? where a plot of land given fgr roelgious or eduoativ.lal. pur ?? was not enrolled within ...

... SALUS POPULI L!X SUPREMA. I .- .I I M ~o DOMESTIC. 'or In the House of Lords, olI Friday night, nt. the Regulation of Railways Bill, from t which obnoxious provisions have been ex- , punged, was read a third time ; and several other measures, including the Cotton Sta- Lid tistics Bill, were advanced a stage. b In the House of Conmnons, Mr. Reardon gave notice that h e intended on Monday next ...

... 2 12 .C. i 12 i12 112' 12 10 i110 ;10 i 10 198 I, INUTRUCTIVE. TO THE E.DITORS OF TIJE LV'EllPOOL MERtCURY. t,'ijtemn,- hve us lienloohing through a voltume of your journal for 1828, and iln the paper published on the21id of blayl found two letters suggesting two import- ant ?? ?? wlslch is now, after theo lapse, of 10 Volts0, Jtsst completed, ?? for the other parlif- iludity ooiers hakve been ...

... ANOTHER ALARMING EXPLO- I ?? SION IN LIVERPOOL ost of Another alarming explosion, and which has been of unfortunately attended with serioue consequences ! a e to two reonsM ocurred in Liverpool osterday. nc About threc o'clock yesterday afternoon 4he mnhabi- tents of Islin on London-road, and vicinity were eir startled by loud report as of the discharge of a ing canon. It was at first thought ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMLENT. HO teS4^A p ED . 'D FJ' PtI At, EY 22?. THE ABY-SSINIAN lZXPEPlIlrION, 'In reply to the Earl of Ellenbolrouliic ?? of AUZMauBURY said that, from somo'd cause for which ?? not'a&omlti the Goverinlent had not as i74trecelivedaby4espatchesafin Sir Robert Napier, Cf'Gvernmels had been anxious to afford Par- Minent 'ny '& ftfiinity of marking its sense of theo~ndict'of ' ...

... Ti' BOUNPr ?? BILL |It is e d tat ttere will bpe inother greet trip dtw !IN-ilb . t'l of strenl between the Govern- len ndl the Nouee of Commons thi7 ,Thurtday) ewning, on that elause of the iI oundlwy IBhI w^hich relateb to the horoughs which Nmre enfranchise- or preserved by the Rierain Act of 1832. The new boroughs are vilky mino in nLumber, viz., Burnley, Cb Chelvie., Darlingfon-, Dewabury ...

... THE ASflTON RIOg. 1 FU4ITHER DISTUABANCES.' 'XHE MILITARlY CALLED OUT. ; n Monday ro ning therl was a renewal of the d disfurbame djeo at Ashton, and it was found necessary funitue aidrofd btoilitt W q elluit. Shortly before seven o'clock, the English elment assembled in Henrysqic are, and marched direct to Charles- -treetand l-throwet betterknownas Ryner-row, k and commenced y sakingthe ...

... THE ?? Wfuxrg. SALUs POPULI L141SVPBZXA. I DOMESTC. In the House of Lords, on Friday night, the royal assent was given to various measures, including the Capital hnmishment within Prisons Bill. The question of abolishing the tests imposed at the univer- sities was once more discussed, but no action was taken thereon. On the motion for the adjourninent of the house for the Whitsun- tide ...

... BENGLER'S CIRCUS. To the prcvioesly p)otent and varied attractions of this iop;;]ar paco of aliausement the proprietor has this week added a Iew series of Arabian Nights' Entertainmients, as original and almost as wonlorful as those with which tcb inventive Schehorazade molliied eher nsel lord, and saved her forfeited life. InI one respect, the marvels of the I3eni-Zeolg-Zoug Arabs possess ...

... NOTICES TO GORRESPONDENTS. B. Abrahams has omitted to send his address. J. C. B.-We answered the question yesterday. Nw. P. G.-(1) Yes; (2) not unless he receives a salary. A. B.-Lord Raglan certainly did not commit suicide. Subscriber.-The penalty is 20., whish goes to the Inland Revenue. J. Block-The lines are very loyal.; but not good enough for the subject. Edgar P.-Send the ...