... : . 4 7; I . t ~. I: - - -- ?? ?? - !il : A S o ~~~firoin~h. -S,SB . 3X1, B a | -lHere-I am, -31r. Editor, with the snowdrojs again, and fresl and vigorous as the' earliest of JOhnD Quills and crocaes The Britsh pblicgenoitll sj~ki, and thtipprepciating, au ,cersihe rl iono;twh itnguy ' thmeve ybei cumin; subscraibers -to' TmrE ERA, will, of course, be in ecstaciet at the ajinouncement: of ...

... THE REFORM& BILL. On Monday night Lord JOHN l RussELL' introduced his measure of parliamentary reform, with, more than his usual imperturbability of manner, and without the least parade, but rather with an obvious intention to avoid making a fuss. The new bill is a supplement to the Reform Act of 1832, and, with some novelties in the scheme, extends and carries out the sameliberal principles ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMXA¶tl. - . ti HOUSE OF LORT)S.-FBIDAY, FEB. 10. h The Loan CHArNCLLOR took hi at at five O'clock. al AFFAIRS OF THE EAST. n The Earl of CLARENDON laid on the table papers re- C lative to the suspension of diplomatic relations with v Ruasia. f Earl FITZWILLIAXM To* to put a question, of which r he had given notice. He neea not refer to what had been e a matter of notoriety. He ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Have not three different sets of instructions been sent to our ambassador and fleet at Constan- tinople P ?? first immediately after the news of the Sinope massacre arrived in England, which was on or about the 12th of December, That the fleets should enter the Black Sea, and simply prevent any fqrther col- lision between Russia and Turkey. Thereupon we ...

... FUBR)XtI I t ?? EBL UE4 BOOiKds 4 lJr7TTdiO.RS±,~ FpFAiRS. six 0. IL.5EMOiV,>,*HER 2A3L or OLhRINXION. ad, -.(R~ceived June 3). 3U t. Petersburg, -may 2f7~ q3 fo-dy - %-ve ift nd byno. 3 Upons the subject of your lordship's despatch of the 18th & in0t.w-hi. - 'hweve;, I rerrained..oseomn* Ins; eating t~hlxihmicenibr. .hildtalo'u ere ?? all thatipassed. upon thlia Oenuio, ~Abe obigect IdI bad ...

... EMBARKATION OF RIFLES. The Peninsular and - Oriebtal Company's steamer im-laya into leave = Soutlhampton to-da. with about 360 iieq and ficers belonging to ?? the Sappers and Miners for ?? war. The Himalnyawi~llcallt Plymouth hevway to the M~editeraneann 'to take in ,the 93rd' Regiment., Ini- structi o'nare hourly exp~ectd at Southanmton for thel depa ture of the Ateamer~ Emrnu from that port ...

... ts caalry regiments of thve send iaiov_ ivhi were under orders. Wt'g dr tg t tha x t i ?? onP good ats mqht r f nl fl!3 io~nq*w t , rity that with infantry, cavalTy, artilery,;ena e C and ikppers and 1nd~inr tihe tihe; .qxedi lland ?? uot f~ih~t-dh W'iX0r.1.l'{ eioted that thb itSi; d41* ' iiv be ...

... INDIA, MAURITIUS, AND THE| . CAPE., (BY XLECThIC TELGRAP9.) PLYMKOUT11, SusDAy. The Queen of the South, Captain Norman, arrived here at 1 to day. Her dates of sailing are':-Cal- cutta, Dec. 15th; Madras, 20th; Point de G(alle, 24th; Mauritius, Jsan. 5th; Cape of Good Hope, 2ist; St. Helena, 30th; Ascension, Feb. 3rd; and St. Vincent, 15th. She brings a general cargo, nearly a full complement ...

... * NICHOLAS AND DIOGENES. ITICUOLAS. bost thou know who I am, fellow ! that thou darest to laugh in my fare t nIOGENEBe. Do not call mefeltlow. NICHOLAS. What art thou else? Fellow I am, but no fellow of thine. I always spoke the truth aboveground; thou never didet. Desirest thou to know who are my fellows? NICHOL.AS. Not I indeed. DtOGENES. I thought so; but thou shalt. NICHOLAS. Threatenest ...

... SECON.D t EDITION. i ORNING' CHRONiCLE OFFICE, >: . iiday 1 1 a.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATC(I. [BY SUBMAWINZE AND EUROPEAN TELEURAPH.]! . [ROM OUR PART CORRESPONDEIT. : PARIS, FRIDAY, FEB. 24 The loniteur publishes a decree calling into activity the young disposable soldiers of the classes of 1849 and 1850; also a' letter dated Feb. 16, recalling General de Castelbajao from St. Peters- burg. The ...

... 0 , - COAWF~RR~AN OF SEAMEN.~ -4.- SiEisDs, TnUiSDAY AFTgitDoolf.-A conference of sea men, which has been sitting in South Shields this week, has just concluded. The following ports were represented:- Newcastle, NorthSbields, SouthShields, IpswisCh, Yarmouth, Lynn, Hull, Scarborougb, :Whitby, Middlesborough, Stock- ton, Hartlepool, Seaham, Sunderland, Leith, and Aberdeen. The following are the ...

... OXFORD, FEB. 8. UNIVERSITY REFORM. I. is believed that the following scheme for the constitu, tioi of the Uiivwrity would meet the wishes which have been generally expressed, and obviate the defects in the existing constitution which have been generally complained of. It differs from schemes proposing merely an elective board, in giving a constitutional power of expression to per- sonls of all ...