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The Opinione, of Jan. 29th, has an article on the course r that will probably be pursued by England in the event of war. It speaks of Lord Malmesbury's note to the Piedmontese Government, and says 1 "The English Government could not become hostile ,to Piedmont without solemly be

The Minister of Finance has published a decree prohibiting, in pursuance of the treaty with the Zollverein, the exportation of horses from the kingdom to those countries lying on the Zollverein frontiers.

_ Lord DERBY, in reply to the Earl of St. Germans explained that he had not said, tha t the effect of producing ce;taiiipa moved for by Earl Grey , would be to cast censure upon parties who would not be in a position to answer. What he had said was that the discussion of these t

By a mail from the West Coast of Africa, we have the statement that a slaver named the Julia Dean, which is rather Anglican in its sound, has been captured at• Cape Coast Castle, by the American frigate Vincennes, and has been sent to the United States. • According to advices fr

Mr. BEAMISH rose to ask the Secretary to the Treasury whether, Sir Samuel Cunard having offered, through a depu- • tation who waited on the Admiralty and Treasury departments on Monday last, to convey the mails weekly between an Irish port and America for the sum of 5001. the vo

_ Mr. said, that in moving for a "return of the names of the members ef the Boards of Superintendence of each county prison in Ireland, specifying the number of Roman Catholics on each board," he begged to disclaim, in the fullest manner, intending to draw any invidious distinct

EVACUATION OF THE PAPAL STATES, It is asserted that the French have evacuated Rome, and also that the ships have departed to convey the troops back to France. LORD COWLEY'S MISSION. BEELnc, Thursday. The latest news from Vienna states that Lord Cowley hopes for a better result t

Lord A. V. TEMPEST begged to ask the Secretary of State for War whether any and what steps had been taken by her .Majesty's Government to carry out the recommendations of the committee of last session with reference to the half-pay of the officers of the late Land Transport Corp

that a Cabinet Council would he held on Saturday morning, at which they would advise Her Majesty to dissolve Parliament, so that the writs might go out on Saturday evening. THE PROROGATION. Sir A. CLIFFORD, the Usher of the Black Rod, then appeared at the table, and fummoned Mr.