... ubt erort. WINDSOR, OcT. 23. The Duke of Cambridge, attended by Lord Burgherah, arrived yesterday afternoon, on a visit to her Majesty. The Earl and Countess of Clarendon and Lady Constance Villiers also arrived at the Castle. The ]achess of Kent (attended by Lady Augnsta Bruce), and the visitors staling in the Castle, dined mnth her Majesty in the evening. The band of the Royal Horse Guards ...

... TO THE EDITOR or THE DAILY NEWS, SIR,-It may seem perhaps very late in the day to bring forward such a question as a claim for the Crimean medal, but I have been so frequently assured by men of judgmaent and influence that the case has only to be properly represented to obtain a satisfactory result, that I will von- ture to request you kindly to find space in your columns for There we-re twio ...

... L'ETTERS FROM INDIA. We have been authorised to publish the following interesting and important letter: CALCUTTA, AuoUsT 23. Since the despatch of my last letter the aspect of affairs has, on the whole, improved. Our army before Delhi is strongly entrenched, and is only waiting for a favourable opportunity to make a final attack on the city. The insurgents within it have commenced fighting ...

... and TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY XEWS. ade lair SIR,-YoI did me the favour to insert a lettorol em mine on tho subject of forming a corps e2dlite, comn ved almost entirely of officers, with 600 soldier servants, lidt4 armed and equipped. I proposed formerly ouch a covpsc of those officers who had already passed their examination It late Sandhuret, and of others on half-pay; the whole to le ays ...

... POLICY OF THE BANx. TO THE EDITOR OY THB DAILY NEWS. Snt,-Tho increasing frequency of monetary panics is a subject for the attention of statesmen. A supici a sbeen awakened In the public rlad that apart from ell bullion and paper theories, certain leviathan establiebmnets here and abroad, which are aeon to profit largely by derangements of the monsy market, have some- how or other the power of ...

... -~RAILROAD BNT BPRLSBS 1I #0OTI ?? AVErPCA. Sattiiago d Chile, August 29. The Southern Railroad is to extend from S1n`9ago four hundred miles to the south, through ous of the richest and most wouderfully-beautiful valleys in the world. In 'to ecurse it will pss over numerous *ivers, among which are five whose beds. are nearly 2 wile in width. In sum- ner thse melting of snow in the Cordilleras ...

... b&vrJTESITS 1STELLIGE,'YIE. DURTliM. At a Convrcabiobn holden On Tnesday, October 27, R. B. ilajyward, 1.NA., arld the Rev. Joseph Waite, 3.A., made the requisite declaration en enterieg upon the office of Proctor. The ltsv. Alfred James, ?? an(d the ev. . 1 . Blakey, cIL.L, noutnitiateri to t11e offico of Pro-Proctor, aod marle the rnqnisite deolaration. The following degrees wero onmferred ...

... TkEq DEATH OF LORD PITZ WVIL4AM. Early in September his lordship, whilst at Maroke, on the Yorkshire coast, was attacked with a disease of the urinary organs, Indaced by his temaining too long In the water while enjoyivg. sea bathing. The attack, though of a devere eature, waS not suob a, to preclude the hope of.'speedy recovery, and in the course of a fortnight these hopes wereso far realised ...

... THfE AtYSTRROUS I)EI4 T7 LV TH12 BEGEVS- CAY AL. LATEST PARTICULARS. 6esberday a nu nber of persons proceeuled to the Qieouas Arms public house, by the aide of the R sgent's-canal, Twig Fully, Beblnal-green, to view the body of the man found on Wednesday evening, under the mysterious circynm- ?? detailed In this journal of Thursday, but the body has not been identified at present. List evening ...

... THE KING s I . I i OF TEE CANNIBAL ISLANXS. The:New Zealanders, like the.Jews and the frogs, are,.deiruskof a King. They. areithey as- sert, :grown, up to an age fit: to be' trusted with that costly. aud- dangerous toy. Ir their infancy they .amiised themselves with chiefs, and made pap of one another. When they grew to boyhood they adopted. a- more wholesome diet, took to cotton dresses aced ...

... 3fORNVINCG CHBONICLE OFFICE, Satturdce, 1 30 p.m. I EGRjPpHIC DESPATCHEiS. SEW TURKISH LOAN. MARSEILLES, FRIDAY. ?? constaltiuople, under date of the 21st, it tatd that a finncial combination is projected ?? Governmeut with the Ottoman tile object of which is a loan of £8,000,000, t ' per cent., iutended to liquidate the debts of s ivil list, to withdraw from circulation a part of the JiJ ...

... I FATAL AcCIDENT ON THE LONDONDEPRY AND EX- NISIULLEN RAILWAY.-An accident of a very strange and serious nature occurred on the Londonderry and tioniskillen railway on Friday evening. The up mail train to Dublin left the Derry terminus as usual, at seven p.m., and proceeded in safety till abodt four miles from this city, when the engine-driver perceived something white before him on the line. ...