... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Heartily do I thank you for the aid which your able articles on the China question afforded in obtaining the glorious result in the late division-a result, an honour to the British people. It seems truly insulting to the people of this country that in spite of such vote the government should dare, under the absurd pretence of appealing to the British ...

... SATURDAY'S POLLING. ?? figure given below represent in each case the state of the poll at the close at four o'clock on Saturday; BODMIN. Vivin ?? ?? 244 Wylds ?? ?? Lewis ?? BRIDPORT. Mitchell ?? Hodgson ?? Haygato ?? 9 LYME REGIS. Pinney ?? Nesketh ?? WAREHAM. Caicraft ?? 143 ?? 140 CRICKUALE. Neeld ?? 777 ?? . 76$ Monk ?? . 62a BUCKINGHAM. ?? Hall . ?? 11 C ?? h . 134 Boz ?? HYTHE. ...

... THE CHIIA DIFFICULTY. Telegraphic despatches have reached England, to which the Ministerial organs attribute vast importance, announcing that the Emperor of CHINA had repudiated the policy of Go- vernor YEH, and sent orders to Canton that peace should be made with the British authorities. This news, whether true or fictitious, is paraded as a great coaip by the Palmerstonian clique, who seemed ...

... [FROM OURo OWiN COariESPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY. Marshal Randon, governor of Algeria, whose ar- rival in Paris has been at various times announced by several of your over-well-informed contempo- raries, landed at Marseilles yesterday from Algiers. His Excellency was expected in Paris last night. The Docks Napoleon trial reached its last phase yesterday. M; Marie concluded his speech in de- ...

... I EXPRESS FROM PARIS. FROM: OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY. \Qotawithstanding the semi-official contradiction .Ives by the Patrie to the report that the Emperor , tended creating a batch of nobles, it continues to ,il ground, Pnd truth to say, has received a sem- bluco of nxfirmation by the presentation of a bill against the assumption of titles. This bill, by the way, is likely to be ...

... WINDSOR, MARCH 10. Her Royal fliglaness the Duchess of Kent, their Serene ighlnessee the Princess and Princess Feodore of Hoaen. Ae Lengeoburg and Princess Amelia of Hohenlohe Schil- :ngfeerotdio5d with her Majesty yesterday.. The Earl and Uellltes of Monutcharles and Viscount Hood had the ?? of being invited. Tihe bard of the Grenadier Guards played daring din- ner- Wedding March, Midsummer ...

... TI-E MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1857. In the HousE of ComioNs yesterday, Mlr. Walter Buchanan took the oaths and his seat for Glasgow. The Marquis of BLANPFORD withdrew his Eccle- siastical Corporations Bill. The second reading of the Imprisonment for I Debt Bill, introduced by Mr. Pellatt, was negatived without a division. Colonel GREVILLR withdrew the Irish Grand I Juries ...

... Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with Prince Arthur, the Princess Helena, and the Prilcess of HEhenlohe I4ngenburg, took a drive in an open carriage and four on Saturday afternoon. Lord Charles FBtzroy an4 Captain the Hon. D. De Ros attended on horseback, Prince Albert rode on horseback on Saturday morning, accompanied by the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal. The ...

... A densely crowded meeting of the depositors on the Doyal British Bank was held last night at the Freemasons Tavern, for the purpose of cosidering the report of the commnittee of depositors, appointed to consider the offer of the compronsise of l6s. in the pound made by the commaittee osf shareholders, and of expressing their approval or rejec- tiou of the same. lifter a somewhat stormy ...

... JOINT-STOCK BASffK LA' The facts disclosed at the exa!ifltl',0l f , Esdaile, late governor of the defunct Brtisl' B nk will tell the public little which was not kno' e fore respecting the affairs of that uluckY coO The chief information to be derived fre voluminous inquiry belongs rather to tive than the commercial side of the We learn, for example, ho1w utterly vaif ted b less have been the ...

... I EXPRESS FROM1 PARIS. [FROM oUR OW.N cORREsroNDET].3 PARIS, WEDNESDAY. Awuriize is on the tapis in official circles here iiny be ?? as the eounterpart of -:Tiuut (le Mornty in Russia-that of Prince .viil, who is one of the largest landholders in Muth M1,1lle. de Contades, the grand- r ,f lfasihal de (Castellane. isail that M. Emile de Girardia finds his ghuarn heavy on his hands, and that lie ...

... jMPEPIAL PARLIAMENT. 1HOUSE OF COMMION S._SA'TIt7rDY, MARCH 14. Th Sr er. ic thle chair sit 1 o'clock. lait' ' Otj Nii 'uiii, r the abolition of tur-il~ike g'IttO5 'In ?? i~nc oitioin front listcpiveroi of ,I. ?? in I) p'disdmr aantSrJ kiington's Eiduietion ~ir I. A Il~ i'l recntl peitonfrom Truro for MUTIINY BILL. 0n iii ardor1'theliod for the second reading of this bill, r.Ini:-N fiX aisked ...