ITEMS OF THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
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ITEMS OF THE LATEST STlNrELLIGE ENCE
Daniel O'ConneH has been sentenced BY The
Court of Queens Beach to be imprisoned for l2
calendar months, to pay fine Of e. 900, and to
enter into securities 10 keep the peace for seven
years--himself in $4,000, and two sureties of
f2 500 each. s


John O,Connell. John Gray, T.. Steele, R. Bar
rett. G. f. Duffy, and r. NJ. Ray, who were con-
victed along with o Cornell, were sentenced to be-
Imprisoned for nine caiendar months. to pay
fine Of f5eo feo tnd to enter into securities to keep
the peace !. seven years-themselycs, respect
ivety G. 900, and two securities of f50O each. Z


Tho Emperor OF Russia and the King Of Saxony
were on a visit to the English Court. The unex-
pected arrival Of the Gar took tho nation COM
pletely by surprise. The obecr Of his visit is said
to be to " ensure practical acquaiatance with
the great mechanical and other improvements 10
(which England is in advance of all the world -.


The general state OF the English crops is good,
though some Of the better agricultural district have
suffered from drought


The twelve experimental gun briggs for the Brit
ish navy are now nearly completed. and arc rep
resented TO be beautiful specimens of naval archi-
lecture. aFN !.


There appears to be no news of Importance
from the continent, excepting from Switzerland.
which has been the scene OF a shortth though some.
what sangufnary civilewar. 1t grew out Of a
dispute or quarrel Of long standing. between tho
inhabitants Of the Upper Valais and the Lower
Valais, and hostties actually took place, and af-
ter sonio sharp fighting, in which some thirty or
forty were killed. the military of the Lower Va
las were dispersed and the contest was brought
to close. The Diet is about to meet, and will
doubtless take measures to prevent another con-
fict. Il


The schsm among the Jews at Frankfort and
other places had become exceedingly vlolont and
bitter. aS "


The accounts from Albania are of very
alarming nature. Notwithstanding the exertions
of the Turkish Government, fresh atrocities are
daily perpetrated upon the unfortunate Christians.
with a feeling of hatred to the Giaour, and numer-
GUS desertions have taken place.


Accounts from Belgrade'sate that sixty persons
had been publicalIy executed for participating in
the late insurrection in Servia among them the
ex-minisler Sagewitsch. Nearly six hundred
others had been doomed to banishment for the
same offence.


The Paris Constitutional says that it is assur.
ed that M. Guzot has protested in the name of
France against the annexation Of Texas to the
United States. -a.


The Paris banking house of Messrs. Caccia &
Co., has declared its insolvency. The debts are
said to amount to several millions of francs. Sew
ela members of bot Chambers who had depos-
ties in it will sustain considerable loss. nj. Cac-
cia was banker to the Pope.


The death of LafIitte, the celebrated Paris bank
er, is mentioned in the English papers.


The vintage of the southern part of France
does not promise so well this year as last. In
many places the old vines have been entirely kill
ed oil by the severity of tho past winter.