... I A. (rouBoll ZDTsI AO M 6) ITALY. FLORENCE, Anm 14, ivano, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the President announced an interpellation moved by Signor Laporte, respeoting the present state of the Roman question, and the relations of Italy Ivith foreign countries. General Menabre. re- plied that he was ready to accept the interplla-l lion, but that the present moment was inoppor- ...

... . 1a,I1 -. . T.. .. HOUSE OF .RDS.-MoNDAY, APrRL 19. 'lTeir Lordalsips web at,4 o'clook. ott~i{ Cmb (von'rubyCommission, to the folloviar ll z iha; Slave, Trad, Lord Nnpior'a SalarntsT(~tl~inK&5r'MUwit; ?? 3Railay Oon panice Dukelmfioh X t6t i xoi~ti ?? C Th E A Iof ALP~ thoj 1$er tolthio l%4 Pp!9w!, 0 i I thgmem1sht i.t . wvldu~t., h bo,,prop:ort or rospectful towards .~ ler Majesty,- to ...

... 2-rhe 99' I WINDSOR CASTLE, Ain@L 17. 5The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon in an open carriage, attended by Lady Churchill and the Hon. Mary Lascelles. The equerry in waiting was in attend. ance upon horseback. Lady Frederick Cavendish arrived at the Castle on a visit to her Majesty. Prince and Princess Christian and Lady Frederick Cavendish dined with the Queen in the evening. The Queen, ...

... TE PnINCE AiqD PEI!NC3SS 0E' WARN3S rI CONS5TANTINOPLE. . The Levant T anes of P-Fiday, the 2 ud i nst., gives the following' account of the arrival of the Prince and Prin- -ces s of W ales in Constantinople:- - l 'As we briefly- announced yesterday, the, Prince and Princess of Wales arrived here at noon. The weather, which, till lately, has been very unsettoed, was delight- ful ; indeed, ...

... | _ o L * FRANCE.-The event of the week is a letter of Pthe Emperor to Mi. Rouber, dated April 12, referring to the 15th August next, the centenary anniversary of the birth of Napoleon the First. The Emperor says :- The best mode of celebrating this national jubilee would bes'to give some aid to our veteran comrades who served under the Emperor. I propose to charge the Bank of Deposits with ...

... THE MOTE AND THE BEAM. TO /lCe EDITOR of Me PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-YOU, in common with your contemporaries, have often called our attention to the ease with which convicted criminals in New York niana ge to get their sentences annulled, and afterwards walk forth among honest men to pursue their former courses. We, as a virtuous public, have of course been duly impressed and shocked with this ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF LORDS. THE House of Lords sat for about two hours and a half last night, and had some talk about emigration. Lord Houghton introduced the subject, advocating a special rate for paying the expenses of a systematic scheme of emigration with a Government guarantee, and an inquiry by a Royal Commission. Lord Granville doubted the expediency of a Commission, and set ...

... TH;E EVIL OF E^ZDOWTS. . TiWp Ome few yeareiago ther was a banquet at. Willis a Rooms of one of the high-sounding Con- servative associations whidh continually summon ttheir n 'omb .i,'sto be:togetheriwheenever the con- st-itution' is inj'cial danger in Tory eyes. It was .just .at the tuna when .hildst~one..pI9sprops m8g to tax the incomes of the endowed charities like all other properties, ...

... rZAGXATION OF -TE UEDSLPLOYMD.I On Monday evening a- public meeting was held, at Exeter Hall under the anspices of tbe National Emigra- t tion Aid Society, for the pnrpose of taking active I measures for urging upon parlianient the adoption of a. national policy of emigrationjo British colonies. for re- lieving the surplus unemployed of this country, also withI the view of enlisting the ...

... LIFE PEERAGES. Is the creation of Life Peerages a Liberal measure ? It bears on its surface a Liberal look, for it appears to be an advance from legislation by hereditary iight, to government by selection and election. It is brought for- ward, moreover, by a venerable Peer, who bas passed, a long public life, consistent in the service of the people's cause. Life Peerages are felt to be ...

... ?? I The Annual Meeting of this Club was held at Newmarket on Wednes- day last. Present-The Duke of Beaufort, the Duke of Newcastle, lion. Admiral Rous, Stewards ; Count Batthyany, Afr Batson, Lord Calthorpe, Mr Chaplin, Mr W. S. Crawford, Lord Durham, Colonel Forester, Sir Joseph Hawley, Sir F. Johnson, Captain D. Lane, Sir C. Legard, Colonel Lowther, Lord George Manners, Mr Payne, Mr Saville ...

... BANQUR@k JR Pi1(fOG1I4A-1LJ.' A grand court banquet was 'Ven last night St T.ishmongers' bnll, Prieo Warden tC aldo62o0 .in. the 'chair. The guess ineluded:-H'SH. ?? his Grace the ArchbIshop of Canterbury, the Barl of Dubile Lord George Gordon Leanox, l.P, Lord ' Altrrdd :Charchdill, Visoouat Stratford do Redcliffe, Viscount' En. field, M,P., Lord Lawrence, the Bishop of Chester, Sir W. Erle,' ...