... TO TISE EDITOR OF THoE DAILY -NEWS. Sir,,-A Pamphlet, entitled the India Bill, has fallen into my hands. The name of the author is Francis Horsley Robinson, late Member of the Board of Revenue, North:West Provinces, and is printed in full length. Mr. Francis Horsley Robinson blows his own trumpet when he tells us of his thirty years' official employment and an unusually familiar ...

... GAME IY THE ARCTIC REGIO.NS, Mr. Henry Marshall, of Thorpe Hall, has furnished lu an interesting statement in the form of a return of theR tquantity of game, &c., killed in the Arctic regions by Cap. tain M'Clure, Lieut. Cresswell, and a portion of the crew of her Majesty's ship the Investigator, when discovering the North-west Passage, in search of Sir John Franslin. The return extends from ...

... GRBA T INDIAN PENINSULA BALLFA Y. a, The eighth half-yearly general meeting of share- is holders in the above company was held yesterday at the y comepany's offices, 3, Now Broad-street, for the general y business of the company, and subsequently an extraordi- Lt nary general meeting was held for the purpose 0t obtaining 1. the sanction of the shareholders to the terms of a contract e to be ...

... The draft of a new arrangement to supersede that irained at Vienna has been approved by the English urnd French governments, and is now on its way to Constantinople. It was in connexion with this ex. oedient that the recent meetings of diplomatists at Vienna mentioned yesterday in these columns, and which the Russian ambassador has attended, have taken place. There ;s no fresh intelligence of ...

... DINNER TO MAR. CRAUFURD, MRP. -4- A compltrmcintarv dinner was -iven at Ayr, on the 2.5th instalit, to mr. Craufurd, the member for the Ayr Burghs. Upw ards of 200 of thp princ~pal iahabiteats of the iistrict were pres-nit; and Mr. A. V ]LLIAnOXOO OC- Cupiod the chair. Aftcr the usual tosots, 1Tie Csr.&le: i.\- propowcd, in a very fiatterin? sreech, the health of tswir representative, and hlr. ...

... T'iE EDINB Ul:JIl RE VIEW AN)D 1?EFPOJI. The ?? Review, and the select party which it represents, have discarded the phrase iParlia- mentary Reform, and speak only of Parliamentary Purification. Yet, by a curious perversity, the Edfidiurqh Revieew, inl its last purification manifesto, devotes a considerable space to the task of demon- strating that electoral or parliamentary corruption ...

... LET2ERS FR1OM SHAREJI OLDERS IN MINES. nt Subjoined is a communication froi a share- arr holder of the Anglo-Californian Gold Mining Corn- ais pany: IC- I TO THE EDITOR OF THtE DAILY NEWS. cil SmR,-As-1 shall be unable to attend the meeting of the ed Anglo-Californian Mining Company on Monday next, I .n- tlust that one of my brother shareholders then iresent will to move, in case the meeting ...

... LO.NAD OX, TUESDA Y, NO V 1, -e- TDIElE is probably always a feeling of shame in E every Englishnman's mind when Strikes take place. l IC they do not run on into violence, there is no seen- city that they will not. From the moment that i craployer and employed differ as to the share that I each should have of the proceeds of united capital , and labour-differ practically, so as to split off ...

... (From the Delhi Gazelt.e.) Preparations for the construction of the electric telegraph from Calcutta to Lahore, with branches eventually to Lucknow and Simla, are now in active progress. Mate- rials for 1,000 miles have already reached Allahabad, from whence they will have been forwarded before the end of this month, to the different depots along the line. The telegraph, at first, is to be put ...

... DUBLIN, OCT. 31. Letters and requisitions to the Executive Comn- fnittee of the Exhibition are coming from various quarleiE, calling on them to keep the Exhibition open during the next month, or at least for the full | period of six months originally promised, and which awould not terminate until the 12th of November; but whether these entreaties be to any extent com- plied with, the formal ...

... lNQUE'ST UPON A DECEASED LUNATIC ATS HANWTYELL. Ycsterday an inquiry was held by Mr. Wakley, at the County Lunatic Asylum, as to the death of Mr. William parsons, thirty-three vears of age, and formerly butler in the service of Mr. Frederiek Woodbridge, who resided at 5Vavondon, near Newport Pagnell, Buckinghanmshire. e William Digby, a gardener in the service of Mr. Wood- bridge, deposed that ...

... f1TSTRALIA~ X Z.eru:x E GOLD DIGGE Esu^i ; >(PROM;'OrRw Onzr coars51sO1U3BT) q BALLARA j 9hXlF, 1863. . Itisinaw rexvactly~an veeka~iaee-~t,. sighted the Port Phillip Heads, with a cheav gale blowing on the land, and the seqabreaking; over the, ?? Sacramento, close under our lee-no very pleasant sight for a stranga captaiuvwithogt a pilot boat in sight, nor diit any appear in answed'to our ...