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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY. Four o'Clock.
Oar readers will find, in another page, news from
India, which reached town this morning, by way of
Trieste, and was published exclusively in the columns
el the Daily News. For the intelligence which has
been received, the public are Indebted to the
indefatigable exertions of Lieut. Waghorn, who
has upon this, as well as on some former occasions,
succeeded in beating the expresses ria Marseilles.
We congratulate Lieut. Waghorn on a triumph
stained under very disadvantageous circumstances.
The steamer which had been placed by government
at his disposal, for carrying on the intercourse be-
tween Alexandria and Trieste, is notoriously lard-
eient for the service in which she is employed ; and,
to add to the many difficulties with which his
courier had in the present instance to contend, it
may be mentioned that it was found impossible to
obtain express trains through Germany, so that
only the ordinary modes of conveyance were used.
The weather upon the Continent was unusually
severe; but, notwithstanding this and the many ob-
stacles which had to be encountered, Lieut. Waghorn
Me =weeded in establishing fully the practicability
et the Trieste line, even in the very depth of winter.

MR. BTNO's RETIREMENT ?ROM PARLIAMENT.—
This veteran member has publubed an address to the elec-
t= of the County of Middlesex, in which he declares his
imiention of retiring from Parliament at the nest election,
ease having held the same seat for fifty-sin years. He ways,
I am, I believe, the oldest member of either house of the
legislature. and I entertain the deepest feeling of gratitude
eel thankfulness to Divine Providence that my life ham been
spared to witness the accomplishment of all the great mea-
ltimes of public policy, which I was early taught by my
mist dear and ever lamented friend, M. Yoe, to be es-en-
kW to the full and perfect development of the English
wiestitution."

ITALY.—The Contemporaneo, a new weekly
t, made its appearance at Rome on the 12th December.
iatgi in riview the various opinions of the public mind,
the Contamporoneo declares itself suite apart "from those
swim of ancient habits, declared enemies of all innovation, who
diloover disorder and anarchy in the most innocent works ot
pogrom, even in them suggested by humanity and Christie
amity. ' The Cotitemparaneo declares a like aversion to
the doctrines of those men ' impatient and greedy of all that
ia new ; men of fierce passions, generally moved by noble
intentions, but too wlventurous, and withheld by no Misto-
ok, ; unruly spirits who would wish to realise in one day all
deired reforms." The first number is remarkable for the

NEWFOUNDLAND
TUE LEOISLATUR6.-I'he lest @mien of the pre-
met weembly was opened on the Ist of December by Cel.
Lew, the administrator of the government, with* speech.
Ea admitted that the mama at which the house was
nailed together was an inconvenient one, but the pressing
amessities of the poor of the outporte, arising out of the
various calamities with which the colony has been afflicted
Suring the present year; the apparent necenity of some
amendments in the St. John's Building Act, and the feet
Chat, scoordlng to the opinion of the law offieers of the
.ireWn, the present assembly (which has been continued in
as malgaisated form by an He
of the imperial Rerliament)
saraaa, under the operation offhe Quadrennial Ad, St