The. Arabia arriv — ed at Liverpool on Sunday, bringing New York adviees to the 31st ult., together with 93 passengers, and in specie. _ _ _ - The Fulton, from Southampton, reached New York on the 28th, the City of Baltimore on the 30th, and the Persia on the morning of the 31st

Some statements, with names and dates, have recently appeared i n th e Ti mes , supplying instances of mutilation in India, in justification of assertions made some time ago by the Earl of Shaftesbury. One of these letters appeared in the Times a day or two since, purporting to

A true bill against Edward Truelove for misdemeanour. A true bill against Stanislaus Tcherewski for misdemenour, and A true bill against Simon Bernard, Thomas Aliso!), Felice Orsini, Pierri, Gomez, and Carl Rudio, for feloniously attempting "to kill and murder a sovereign prince

A History of the Jansenist Church, of Holland. By the Rev. J. M. NEALE, M.A. Oxford: J. H. Parker, 1858. This work is well got up, with mArginal notes and a full and clear chronology, affording every facility for reference. We wish we could speak with equal approbation of the to

MIDDLES - Mc SESSIONS. CONVICTION OF TWO WHOLESALE SWINDLERS. At Clerkenwell, before Mr. Creasy, Arthur Glead, alias Joseph Prescott, and Richard Haigh, aged respectively 36 . and 33, and described as "warehousemen," were indicted for obtaining, by means of false pretences, certa

The raw and very cold weather:accompanied with occasional heavy falls of rain and snow from the north, has checked vegetation, and afforded time for those who have been prevented from sooner beginning gardening to make up for lost opportunities. • It is one of the advantages of

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Parliament reassembled on Monday night, after the Easter vacation, and sufficient transpired on the subject of Mr. D'lsraeli's India Bill to confirm the view we took if it last week, viz., that it was a doomed measure, and likely, if persevered with, to be fatal to the existence

With what vigour the veteran Landor still writes ! who would think the following state, ment of his opinions, which has just been addresEei to the Times, the production of an octogenarian? Every sentence stands out clear and sharp, like the chissellings of an accomplished sculpt