... COU NT BUOL AND PIEDMONT. 1 I - .0-_ I A SECOND LETTER FROM LUIGI CARLO FARINI TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. MY LORD,-When I wrote to you some days ago, urging that the Austrian system was the real and substantial cause of the long afflictions and present dangers of Italy, I did not anticipate that a Minister of the Emperor FraLcis Joseph was about to con- firm, and as it were, to illustrate the ...

... WEST INDIA AND PACIFICI I M AT.MAILS. The Atrato arrived at Southampton yesterday with the West India and Pacific mails. Her dates -were-Tampico, Feb. 1; Vera Cruz, 4; Havana, 9; Greytown, 3; Jamaica, 11; Trinidad and Demerara, 9; St. Thomas, 18. Amongst her passengers were General Dalva, from Hayti, and Don Jesus Elias, au exile from Peru. Amongst the cargo of the Atrato was specie to the ...

... bR- ITS OU-A- BRITISHE COLUMBIA. __ ?? (YFRO ODE OWN CORRSPONDENT.) VICTORIA, DEc. 26, 188. Colonel Moody, family, and staff, together with f Captain Gossett, arrived here by the mail yesterday; P but although they had been expected for weeks, a and the hotels here are notoriously unfit for ladies or families, not the slightest preparation of v any kind had been made for their reception. They ...

... ' I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEB. 28. The house met at five o'clockr. THE Wi IrHDRAWAL OF FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN TROOPS FROM THE PAPAL DOMINIONS. The Enrl of CLARENDON-1 wish to put a question to my noble friend, the Secrtt.ry for Foreign Affairs, with re- rpect to a discrepancy which appears to exist in the state- roents made by noble friend in this house, and that matte by s the Chancvellor of ...

... PABLIAXENZARY B UMESS. HOUSE OF CONSMONS.-THIS DAY. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. 0 Mr. COWAec-To ask the Sercrtry to the Treasury if it be the caee, aince the lee cing of the penny draft and tece ipt stamps in 1853, that those stamps have been supplied in P~ England and Ireland to the public at a deduction from the 51 price of 7J per cent., whirh has been entirely withhield from di the people of ...

... I NNAV AL AND MILI7ABR. I ADMIRALTY, MARCH 9.-APPOINTMENT.-NMater I H. T. Ellis (1848), to the Hero, 91, screw steam1li~bi, at WOOLWICE, MARCH 9. Th~e Dofe, paddle store-vessel, Master Commanding 3. Pullen, is ordered tabs paid off at this dockyard to-mor- row. She is now in dock for necessary repairs, and weill be immediately re-commissioned with a crew of 66 officers and The utmost activity ...

... I The Canard aLIVE-RPOOL, Su!~DAy. The Canard screw steam-sl ip Jura >irived here at ten o'clock this morning, bringing 180,573 dollars. She left New York on the afternoon of Tuesday, the 15th instant. 'he screw steamer Etna, of the Canard line, arrived at Boston, en route for New York, on the 13th inst. There had been an enthusiastic mass meeting at Tammany-hall, New York, in favour of the ...

... Iia tte BatlI _ Meam t ___t t ROYAB ENGL15U OPERA. COViNT GARDEN Tune Evas'Noa, IATANBLA. SUrs. Weles. Et. Aibyn, Hoigev ComrandPirriaon:l MlsHed Louit.m an Susan Pyne. -fi R.Isaacs.-And BOBEBT AND BERTRAN D. Mtessrs. W. H. Payne, IT. Payne, a F. C HOyOI; ori. aC.Moren. FlMdles. gorlacrlb & Pasqunior.-Commencert7.I .Bos EVnrilean THE YOUiNG MOTHeER, Maysrs.E.VMllidraam nd. Buolootone; brlisrs ...

... LATEST FROM ABR{OAAb.)| ITALY. ROME, MARCH lo. The Pope has announced before the Consistory that he did not claim the fulfilment of the demnqnd for the evacuation of the Papal States. His only intention was to prevent a collision of the two Ca- tholic empires in his own dominions. The Pope al o said that he had entrusted his destiny to Pro. vidence, and that orders have been given tor public ...

... LIBUTA&zLAKT HENRY EVELYN WOOD AND IHTEE OBRDER OF VALOUR. The case of this officer, who behaved so as greatly to distinguish himself as a midshipman during the Russian war, and who, having transferred his services from the naval to the military profession, has acquitted himself with equal honour in the suppression of the Indian mutinies, has been brought under our notice. In General Michel's ...

... I The following declaration on the part of thirty- nine members of the Legislative Assembly of War- temberg has been addressed to the select committee, in order to be laid before government. The whole of Germany is penetrated by otie sentiment- that of protound indignation at the attempt that is now made of disturbing the peace of Europe. Nobody, in beholding the enormous armements now going ...

... NA4VAL AND MILIZAR?. WOOL WICH, AfARCA 6 The Dee, steam store vessel, Master Cotnnand Pollen, is ordered tobo paid off. The vessel will be reff for immediate service, and have a crew of 66 men. A cetonidierakbte pdorion of land adjacent to the west stid of Detioford Dok ?? ual alingard thas boe ne n p trhaet pre , the goer ento ndwllbeadded torted ts tablishnrti . The following ohips e are now ...