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MONDAY,

IITOUST

THE DAY'S NEWS

Lord John Russell informed a deputation which
waited upon him, on Thursday, respecting the state
of affairs at Buenos Ayres, that her Majesty's Govern-
ment was perfectly alive to the necessity for every
exertion being made of a friendly character which
might tend to arrest hostile movements against
Buenos Ayres. His lordship remarked that armed
interventions in such cases had. rarely, if ever, been
attended wtih good results, and he expressed his
satisfaction in being able to state that he had, that
morning received a despatch from the French GoVern-
ment, expressing the willingness of France to lend
her assistance to promote a peaceful solution of the
difficulties between Buenos Ayres and the Argentine
Confederation. At the same time, remembering the

ery sanguine of success

It appears from a parliamentary return issued on
Saturday that, on the Ist May, 1834, the public debt
of India amounted to £37,827,715. On the Ist May,
1858, it had increased to £80,704,084.
_ _

The Marquis Laißico has arrived in London. The
Marquis Laiatico is the nobleman who advised the
abdication of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, on the
morning of ,his flight, as a means of saving the Lor-
raine dyna4ty. It is understood that he has arrived
on a mission from the Tuscan Government.

Up to Saturday afternoon six Liberals, members
of Parliament, had, been unseated, for bribery and
corruption at the lale general election. • More of the
Conservative members, against whom there were pe-
titions, have been unseated. ,The result of the pro-
ceedings before the Election Committees of the
House ,of Commons is altogether adverse to the
Liberal cause. There is a difference of twelve votes
in a division. The Radicals have hitherto claimed
exemption from that peculiar touch of human frailty
that usually displays itself at election contests.
That none but the Conservatives resort to bribery
and corruption was the theory put forth by
Mr. Bright, Sir James Graham, and the Liberal
Purists. Against this doctrine we may set the re-
sults of the election appeals, as far as they have gone.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Bernard, and Mr. ' Astell, all Con-
servative members, have passed the ordeal of investi-
gation triumphantly, and are declared to have been
duly elected. • The petitions against the Conservative
members for Kent have been withdrawn:

Our intelligence from the Continent this morning
is interesting. M. Ratazzi, the new Minister of the In-
terior, at Turin, has sent an important circular to all
the governors and head functionaries of the provinces
of the kingdom. The writer somewhat vaguely
gives•in his adhesion to the idea of, the future inde_
pendenee of Italy, and oaths on all the
.functionaries

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