... T'HIS DAY'S LONTDON NEWS. [BY IMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LE'TTER OFFICE, MOND)AY, I O'ilCLOC, P.M. A LI S TI it A L I A. Tho Dail~y News bas received thle fbllowing tcela gram:- MaltaI, Sunday. Thle Australian mails leave to-day, Nvitti Ti, fl-01m sydnley to filie II1th Febriuary, Melbourne to the I lithI February, atad Gallo to the I [l instanit brinigi rig also 124 passengers and £157,000 ...

... TO TI19 lEM 1EERs O0 THtE REFORMED CHUROIT. DEAR BnrTinRE-As the Secretary of the Colo- nial Missions of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, it is my duty to remind you that the collection for those missions is, by Synod's appointrment, tobe taken up on the ?? of next month (April 4, 1858). * In binging to your recollection this appointment of Synod, I fear, brethren, that it will not be ...

... us?k vuss. TH1E IN D IA BILL. (FROM TllR DAILY NE1i.) AIR. DISRAELI'S Speech, last night, in exposition of the new India Bill, w'ill Ile read with as much interest by nen of all classes throughout the king- don, as it was listencd to, durilng its animated de- livervy by the members of tie House ofCornmotis. Ca- villers Who expected to find in it too mte01 of Oriental Show and glitter will be ...

... YESTER)DAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY AIAGOSiTIC T'Ei.UoRArH.] INDIA. The following ?? froin. Acting Coisunl-Gene- vil Green was receivedl at tile Foreign Office, on the 28th March, at 8,30 r.31. Ottoway, March 25th. Vice-ConsulM cst at Suez, ?? at Alexandria. The most cheering intelligence that has reached Bomtlay for some time, it is our good ?? to fi'rwr(l by this mail. All of tla convoy alnd siege ...