... gaikst - I I ? I SATURDAY, MARCH 6. The City of Baltimore has arrived with news from the United States to the 18th inst. The Kansas question ?? the Avis Islands guano affair occupied the Legislature at Washington, in thie' House of Representatives the special Kansas Corfimittee 'had adopted a' resolution instructing the chairman to procure from the State flepirtment the census and iegistiy of ...

... BELFAST. Mr. Cairns was elected yesterday (Friday) without opposition. BRIDGNORTH. On Wednesday, Mr. Henry Whitmore, one of the members for this borough, appointed a Lord of the Treasury, was re-elected without Opposition. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Mr. Walpole, one of her Majesty's Secretaries of State, was on Thursday re-elected to represent the University oi Cambfidge. The proceedings were of a ...

... THE ROYAL ARTILLERY IN I-NDIs. TO THE XDITOR OP THSE DAILY NEWS. and SIn,-In your paper of the 4th inst. appearsa, ,b In letter from a correspondent signed J.B. This gentlz essed rerollection seems to be remarkably lively; it is a pit it there not accuratelso. Pty i leon. J. B. bas drawn somewhatorhis imgin tion, as well ee is Dsde recollection, as regards theoccurrence he alludes to as having ...

... THE CHILDREN OF BRITISH SOLDIERS IN INDIA,. TO THE UDITOE OP TUB DAILY, NEWS. SfIt,-You have lately been doing good service by drawing public attention to the frightfulondition of soldiers' baracks in England. The question involves even fir lmore than c atlons suggested by humanity. The rvolting atmosphere of the soldier's only home drives him to ?? house, and places of worse resort-the moral ...

... TnUEmuzc. THE LOVE CASE. M, 'E S Rim A. ?? nm~sWIETD,.AOK' or N DO iDOX herO ~D AT COURT. Mar E o Rimsw tbceuiAnS THE GLIUCdoMia 11T OETECom e jnet?. i Tons B; siox ls?. LOUver THE ELENH. Mx.ar- BOID F~tOE = ?? IEA ?? HnnL-aOpend at 7 ea . Szu Ens T YO1 AN'T WHRY YOEB GP ADMOTHERf OTSEC: T ?? F. URY o LNAEd MOOT MLV K. Rums.Lsgmazm ADElsPHl ,, I Tlbeelry.l HiblJR an INd: RXisIe M. Oir.A ...

... ?? 1. i'MARIN E SOVBTY. I Yeaterday the anniversar of thls society was held at the Lodon Tavein, Mr. T. BwzG M.P., in the chair., Therel wwere lso resen a Talbot; Mr. 'Robert, Hanbury, ?? ~. Kr~xendall, M.P.- Mr. W. B, LindsaLy, ?? Captain Shephed ,deputy mader ?? House; General. More;, Adil Gordon Mr. Robert a. Gray, and about 50 other gentlemen. s The seitetey ov exlstewe to' Sir ohn Field ...

... I OUR ACTUAL POSITION ECHARA. I TO T3D MDITONS OP TElM DAhLL NEWS. SIn,-It is now upwvards of a year since I addressed to you a series of letters on what our Yankee friends term the Canton difficulty ; and I ceased to trouble you, not because the subject was exhausted, or be- cause I either entertained alessening sense of its im- portance, or deceived myself with the notion that those who ...

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... TH| MAZ 1 DdAINAGE OT THE MBETOPOLIy. DEPUTATION TO TRZ PFIR8T COMMISSIONER O0 ?? IWORMS, &e. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the several vestries and district boards in the metropolis waited, by appointment, upon the Right Hon. Lord John Manners, her Majesty's Chief Commissioner of Public Works and Build- ings, at the Office of Works, Whitehall-place, on the Bsh. ject of the main ...

... F.ROMf LAS? YIGHTS GAZETTE. I BANKBUPRS& !jaoVAS WATis, Little Tsntxr-nrect, Litue Moorfieldo, callenderer. to surrender April S at ll,arsd May 13 B% 12. at liaslngisallatreet, Sol., Teague, Crowrourt, Cheapeide; off. wesg., Jyobnaon, Aaaelnball-~ Street. 1180MAS WItanOMAT HTINT, 111gb-street, W htolalbl; Carsbalton.' Surrey. and Stratlord. Es-es, grsocr. April 10 and At'y 10. se. 12, as ...

... TO TA L DESTR UCTION OF IVYNVNSTA Y BY FIRE. - ot We have received tbe following acutfo ors see, poendent at WrexlsanaI Alt a very early hour oss saturday morning, this fine old nita princely mansion of the Wvynuls, in the South East of Den- bighisbire, four nilles north of Chirk, w_ isoerdtob onl fire. It is said that Sir Watkliii Williams Wynn cell himself was the first to dissever the fire, ...

... I -- - o- - Yesterday a numerous and important depuitationl from thle various parishaes of the metropolis, accompanied- bya several members of Parliament, had an interview at the Hosne-uflice with Mr. Walpole, for thle purpose of present- b ing certain resolutions agreed to on the essaject at aineeting as] of delegates from thle parishes, together with certain ol suggestions adopted by the ...