premises, are enabled to receive into their establishment, in an entirely separate manner, a LIMITED NUMBER of DAY BOARDERS. The Courses followed by the Young Gentlemen admitted to the Day Boarder Department comprises all that constitutes a complete commercial Education, grounde

Numerous arrests have taken place in Modena, Parma, Placentia, and Leghorn. A vast conspiracy has, it is said, been discovered in those provinces, which was to lead to a general insurrection about the end of this month. The persons most seriously compromised, although they do no

HEALTH OF TIIE KING. MARSEILLES, March 18. Advices have been received nom Naples to the 15th. The operation which the King has undergone has been ineffectual. A tumour in the groin is feared, and also that gangrene or caries may set in in the thigh. Cardinal Riario has ordered p

OinVicato r. SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1859. When we lately, after an interval of some few months since a previous effort, called the attention of Catholics to the monstrous injustice perpetrated against the helpless poor and their children in the workhouses, we hardly hoped for that d

OUR LADY OF THE ORPHANS, NORWOOD. To THE CHILDREN OF MARY: RESCRIPT OF HIS HOLINESS Pius LX.: (Translation.) Most Holy Father,—Sister Ste. Theodore Superior of the Community of the Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Orphans, established at Norwood, in the Diocese of South

- -------- • The Official Gazette of Milan publishes the following article : "Among our telegraphic despatches will be found an extract from an article in the French Moniteur, which speaks of the feeling of Germany towards France in the 'present crisis. It is said therein that t

DIOCESE OF WESTMINSTER. The solemn functions of Holy Week have been cele brated with accustomed care and devotion at St. Mary's, Moorfields, and our other churches in which it was possible to perform the ceremonies of this holy time; and at our smaller chapels devotions inhonour

At the last fortnightly meeting of the vestry there were present the Rev. Rector Campbell (in the chair), and Messrs. Cropper, Smith, Hughes, Byford, Scott, Williams, Denton, Critehley, Jackson, J. WlL::.ty, Chesney, o*en, Ltiff, Cafferata, Peck, Turner, Bro ne, Whitby, and Jone

HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY, 31ARCII 10. Theft'. lordships assembled at five o'clock. MANOR COURTS (IRELAND). . On the motion of the Earl of DONOUGRMORE, the Manor Courts (Ireland) Bill was read a second time. SINGAPORE. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY, in presenting a petition from the b

In the sitting of the Second Hanoverian Chamber on the 12th inst., the Government motion that 1,000,000 dols. should be voted at once for war preparations was unanimously adopted.