... FEA2RFUL COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN (OF CAXADA) RAIL WA Y. The Ilamiltons Sp)ectettor, of Jan. S, says that an accident, attended with loss of life and serious injury to per- son and property, occurred at about 8.30 yeoterdey morning. The mail train firnn the West, which should havo arrived at Hamilton at 8 o'clock, was delayed, owing, probably, to the state of the roads, and only pasoed ...

... rbe court. Her Majesty and Prince Albert took a drive in an open carrage and four on Saturday afternoon. The equerrices in .aiting attended on horseback, Prince Albert rode on horseback, with the Princo of Wales in the forenoon. Prince Albert, attended by Captain the Hon. D. de Roo, honoured the Messrs. Dickinson with a visit to their esta- blishment in Bond-street, on Saturday. The Queen, ...

... AUEISTTERIAL MfOVEBWB7TS. Yesterday morning Earl Granville, President of the Council, having called upon several of her Mla- jesty's ministers, proceeded to Cambridge-houso, Piccadilly, for the purpose of having an interview with Lord Palmer- ston. The noble lord, who has been in the House of Corn- mons uninterruptedly during the several nights of the debate on the Chinese question, was ...

... FRT1? LON-DON TO LAHORL. (Fronm the Sic.dians of the 7th Jon.) Dl The magnificent design emaanating from, and cil matured by, the genius of the chairman of the Sind Railway go Company, for iuking London with Lahore by one conti- W inous acd direct chainof communication, is no longerlooked NY upon by practical men as chimerical or utopian, Stop by step has the gigantic plan beeu developed, and ...

... LONDON, MIONDAYJANU-ARY 5. A QVESTIOX of no slight moment at present is- What aid and sympathy have the Swiss to expect from without, in the event of the Prussian Govern- ment driving matters to extremities? It is chiefly with a view to throw light on this question that we published some days ago a letter of Signor MANIN, and that we publish to-day a letter from an Italian correspondent ...

... Ebt ctowa. WINDSOR, Jy 193 The Queen and Princess Louise walked in th. grounds adjoining the Castle this morning. Prince Albert, with the Count of Flanders and PrincO Edward of Leiningen, went out shooting, The Marqt* or Abercorn, Rear-Admiral W. A. B. Hamilton, and lord' Burghersb, had the honour to accompany the P'rince. The Prince of Wales went out hunting. The following visitors have left ...

... Th Count. Li WINDSOR, FEn. 7. t The Prince of Leiningen, the Princess Feodors of f Hohenlohe Lsngenburgh, and Princess Anoelic of Hohealohe Schillingfurst dined with her Majesty yesterday. The Duchess of Sutherland, Sir Benjamin Hell, and Csp. 1 tnin and Mrs F. Sayer had the honour to be invited. The Coldstream band played during dinner: f Marche- Aux Flambeaux . Myerbeor. f Selections- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TvESDAY, MARCHI 3. hi% The housc mnet at 5 o'clock.af CASE OF AIR. DILLON. thc The Earl of HARDI) ICKE presented ac poiti fromn a for Mcr. Dillon, an ofilcer in tho Preventive S(ervicoi W1ho, in' thle th4 yecar 1822, when stationed on the coast of Irelirrd, Rtteliapted ha to board a large Arnericall s1111cgglitg vessel, the Perri, but by illeeting, Ivifh resistance firos the ...

... [We are entirely at a loss as to what passage in the Daily Revs M. Lodru Rollin complains of in the following commu- nication; but as he appears to imagine that some attack has been directed against him in our columns, we allow him to speak for himself.) TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Siy,-Having seen my person, and even my name, clearly designated in your paper in connexion with the mat- ...

... L0SDON.-MIr. Wigranm Crawford has already i leaseld his adldrcss, anld liaron Rothschild twill have the full aiuppoet of the liberalls. ir. iaikes Currie takes time to think sdeut the City, and the City takes time to think of Sir i Jamlles l)akc. M~r. Malstenullan has formlanlly retired. I MII)1)LESEtX.-A mecting of liberal electors from various parts of the county was hold at No. G, Southamp. ...

... AUSTRALIA, We have received Melbourne papers to the 31st October, and we regret that on this occasion the prominent topic is not the gold, or the advancing prosperity of the colony, but an incident which has occurred in H. M.'s 40th Regiment, ample particu- lars of which will be found below. The financial position of the colony was never hi a more healthy state. The banks were doing a large ...

... UNIVSRSI7Y INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY COUL GE, LONDON. -Pr.8, &c.,,e the Faculty of Medicine. The result of the examinations of classes at the close of the winter term was announced, yes- terday, in the order of the hours of lecture, as follow: ANATOMy.'1-POFESSOR ELLIS. Senior Claes.-Gold medal and first certificate, Richard W. Garnham, of Upper Holloway; first silver medal and second ...