It is stated in Paris that by the terms of the Duke's will Don Carlos was not to receive the legacy until the war ended, whether successfully for him or not, and that when he saw that his chance of winning was hopeless, he gave up the struggle, and made | good his escape wiili a view of enjoying the j fortune left him. If this be true, and Dou Carlos really carries ouc tho remaining part of the programme by settling down into the country gentleman, like the Orleans Princes, he isawisor manthanhtihasyetstiown himself to be, and he will have a tiiuch happier time of it than poor young Alfonso, the shuttle cofk of. ontt-nding fiiiiSiona and the harabsed ruler of a bankrupt State. A lands' ip occurred at Canb, a village on the Khine betweeu Mayeuce and Goblenz, on March 11, burying eight houses and causing 26 deaths. A despatch from Naples says the eruption of Vesuvius continues with unabated vigour. A dispatch from Rome states that the. King, on receiving the oaths of the new Minister", stud: — "I niive entire faith in you, and hope you will have equal faith in me." The incorporation of Kbolcand with the Russian Empire is now olFcially announced ; and the Russki Mir states that the Ministry of Finance has now under consideration a scheme for incorporating !<fova Zembla. The Mir adds :—": — " Aitoutiuu is said to havo been drawn to this subject by the intention re cently expressed by the Austrian Govern mentior establishing uolouiea and nieteoro logical stations at Nova ZembLi." The Earl of Ellesmere has informed the tenants on his Northamptonshire estates that in consequence of the bad season last year lie proposes to make a deduction of 10 per cent, from their next half-year's rent. A fatal accident occurred recently in Boulogne Harbour. The rolling bridge near the "lock entrance tilted and precipitated in the harbour twenty persons, the friends of the crews of two vessels btarting for Iceland. Mr MoleuxClery, tie owner of the vessels, was drowned, and four others required medical assistance. .. A ilomau telegram to the Times reports that a memorial medallion erected to the poet Keats, upon the pilaster of the gateway c.'oße to his tombstone in the Protestaut burying-ground, has been uncovered. An address was delivered by Major-General Sir Vincont Eyre. 