LATIONS. The folloWing official notice appeared in Tuesday's . Moniteur "PARTS, MARCH 8. "Travellers coming from abroad into France must, for each journey, cause their passports to be visM by a diplomatic agent or French Consul. "In order that no fresh expense may be incurred by

From the Poems of the Northumbrian Poet, ROBERT STOREY, published by Longman and Co. We often laughed at Fanny, But we loved , her while we laughed; She was so odd a mixture Of simplicity and craft. Whate'er she thought she uttered, And her words—she " reckon'd nou't" Of the fin

Brief Observations, ay. on the Basis of the Reorganisation of ow Power in India. By AN OLD RESIDENT, IN INDIA. R. C. Le Page and Co. A PRODUCTION of no great mental scope. The writer appears to be one of those who think themselves qualified to pronounce judgment on the question

DEPARTURE OF IRE EARL OF CARLISLE. At 3 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Lord Carlisle held his farewell undress reception previous to his departure this day for England, after little more than two years' tenure of the Irish Vicero) alty. The attendance was tolerably numerous, but

THE PROTECTION ACT. — Sophie Buonocore applied to Mr. Beadon for a protection order against her husband, Pasquale Buonocore. The circumstances that take this case out of the ordinary character of protection cases is that the parties are foreigners, and without letters of natural

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THE AITSTRALI,AN MAIL, We have re - ceivel by the Overland Mail letters and papers from the Australian colonies. to the dates of Melbourne, Jan. 16, Sydney, Jan. 9. VICTORIA. The Melbourne ArguB of Jan. 16, report& that the new year has commenced well as regards the prospects of