... ! MEMBERS RETURNED. MtElER. PLACS. Ma1EixL Adair, B E psawich Goderich, Lord W Adans. W H . . Boston Grace, O D J . .Re Adderley, C B. Staffdshire, N Graham, SirJ .. Ca Adoo, H r J * . Camubrdgshire Gray, ?? Agunei. Sir A . Wigtonshire Greaves, E ?? .Wa Akroyd. E ?? Huddersfield Greene, Capt ..Kil Alcock, ?? Surrey, E Greenall, G ?? Aisxandier, J . .Carlmv Greenwood, . .-RI Althorl), Lord. ...

... IT . THEC B}ALL.oA HINeaT FROM THE ATIw'PODES.3 . I a The colony of Victoria has just obtained the c .~ royal assent to certain electoral provisioo3, form-. ,ing part of the new eonstitution, by which votec - by ballot Is formally legalised and reoognised as an Institution of the British empire. T~his is a. be great fact which remains a fact, in spite of the eimitation or remoteiaea of the ...

... -- .- THE, TWO SICILIES. (nom oun ow.s cOGxRRsPOXDST.).J NAPLES, Amiti 23. During the last two or .three days his Majesty has been. much occupied with reviewing' troops which are now changing garrison. Those, Whic had been stationed in Palermo have alreadv arrived, and three steam frigates on Monday took down' the troops destined to garrison Palermo. It isimposr sible, says the oficial ...

... tA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yosterday]: SOUTIIAMPTON, TaunsD.&Y. The steamship Ariel, of the Vanderbilt line, has arrived from. N6es York, with one day's later intel- ligence. The New, York lkgislafire closed on the'1'dtl,. Later and, important nes is to han4 from Ai*- agun. -It,*ll' be-remembered thatC the filibutter news, last received, was that.Colonel ...

... TO THEti EDITOR OF THtO DAILY NEWS. SiR,-I am glad to see that you have turned your attention to the important babject of telegraphic communica- tion with India; and nothing, I think, can be more just than your remarks showing the precarious nature of the proposed telegraphic communication by toe valley of the Euphrates. It is quite well known that the country through which the proposed ...

... We have received a letter on this subject from a tailor who o signs himself Donald M'Donald. The subject is one which as e it involves the health of a large class of tradesmen, calls for in vestigation and remedy. The letter we have referred to states that many workshops in town are in sunk-flats under the street, a and that they are ill venitilated, and not unfrequently so dark that gas .is ...

... TYNEMOUTJH TOWN COUNCIL. A meeting of this body wa3 held, at the Town Hall, North Shields, on Wednesday last, W. Walker, Esq., mayor, in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed, The TOWN CLERK read a letter from the Secreta-y to the Tyne Improvement Cominissioners, in which it was etated that 30 copies of the accounts of the com- missioners had been sent ...

... ITLIE COUN TY ANTRIT ELECTION. FESTIVITIES AT CRUJILIN. r ON Wednesday evening last, the pretty little town of Crumlin was the scene of festivities, rejoicing, and a general illuminiation, otl the occasion of a ball given by the Rev. A. II. Palconham, Lord of the Soil, in commemoration of the triumphant return of his brother as member, in conjunction with AMr Ma- cartney, for the County Antrim ...

... A TRIP TO GERMANY- DRESDEN,` IWE now present to our readers the concluding por- tion of the very interesting lecture on Dresden, by John Simms, Esq.:- A never-failing source of entertainment and de- light, in all seasons, is the magnificent Picture gal- lery, to which, more than, perhaps, to anything else, Dresden is indebted for the visits of the strangers who fill her hotels, and add to ...

... OMNIBUS MONOPOLY, TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-On Saturday last I attended at the Clerken- well Police Court to hear the result of a summons for fariosu driving preferred against Edward Duokworth, a driver of one of the ondon General omnibuses. It appeared from the evidence of the constable that the defendant was driving in opposition to one of the Saloon omnibuses. The case was ...

... COMHITTAL OF A PSEuDO-CLERGYMHAN YOR FORGERY. BANBuRY, APRIL 29.-To-day a well-dressed man, of gentlemanly appearance, was brought up on reminsad before the mayor and the borough inagiatrates charged with forgery. In the charge he was described as Wmn. Stewart Varqnharson, otherwise Wim. Frederick Stewart, and ths offence imputed to him was uttering a bill of exchange for 441. 10s., with ...

... LIFE AT TEE GUANO ISLANDS. PFROM A CORREsPONDENT.] Chinohas Island, Peru, Feb. 23. The Tribune steam frigate, 31 guns, Captain Harry }Edgell, has been lying here for the protection of mercantile interests in general during the revolution in Peru, which is likely to affect the interests of the British farmers as re- gards guano, the only value of this island, the golden goose to Peru; her ...