... THE CASE OF MIR. WILSON ROBERTS. I TO THE EDITOIt Or THE DAILY NEWS. Sint,-It is with unfeigned gratification that your readern of the naval service have perceived your insertion of air. Cayley's account of the flagrant wrongs en- dured by the late brave and energetic Mr. Wilson lioberts, and the subsequent article on the same subject in your columns of the 25th instant. Such advocacy of ...

... The. Indian telegrams, which. arrived -on.Sanday-and w Monday, are, of a truly satisfactory character. Sir Colin b Campbell was fully. maintaining his *ell.established repu- IV tation, displaying that cautious discretion which, while fi econdmising' tohe utmost the lives of the gallant men Vl under his command, effectually de3troys the resources ol p the: enemy. ! His worthy coadjutor,' Sir J. ...

... TO TIME EDITOR OF TllE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sla-Withilin tle last few weeks I enjoyed a plea- sant trip tto the above seaport. Starting from Belfast, my route was by the MXaiden City, and thence by rail to Enniskillon, than which there is not a prettier in- land town within thle range of my Irish travels. Having once reached the metropolis of Fermianagh, slightly fatigued with my ran from ...

... TIHE NEW GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL. (FROM THE PRESS.) Tin Chancellor of the Exchequer has introduced his measure for the botter Government of India, and' from the reception given to it by the House of Com- mons, we incline to think that Lord Palnimerston may take his measure home again, and no more think of pressing it on 1he notice of Parliament. No doubt the present Government has had the ad- ...

... CORRESPOEN. K;~ Ak-b1f0ING V-ES8 lSEL IN` THE rA cEuL, T?o THE C1AMA N OF THE ,r ILT CoMM'rrTEEi, O ?? Siri-LI thký-the liberty of drsiog?thw attgnt'tsi, o 'your a of coniuit.eeto the numergus vessels lately lysug-at anci o t nly, laitheslrcot $racgkof this feor's steamers. .-Vqyslessso fbsg3 Q '481 have TteSntly .peValtld, 'and heo risk ani'iiit?ger you; eir, must be aware, of..? ?lthout ...

... MV. 418 J.li s lif The etiro Alxd-ia withlb ?? Apel ~s~ils, brigt ie? 'olloing ddston~l'itea~ of. Ilitolli-, h real T~a intelligenc firo Bmbay is to tbe'6tlaof sfrch; L!L fkiaLuuow; bt lejgaiih, to the; previo-u's d 'ArP Thes ieiney ha eete astrong lin6 of~defence'alcrigtlie ,tl Caawihwndeure siege. artillery. inof The casulte frmtw3rd to the 6th of March inoclusive, ,d, Ra nd were 'two ...

... I JUMPING OUT OF. A RAILWAY TRAIN. in of te id 1s- ?? is 1- r- ii- ir A. I. r. r. .e y e ,i-l leI .I if of ii Id lb e e a r r 111 le 11 is *r it Mr. James Dodson, hop merchatit, of Warwick-place, Quets's-road, 1'ekhettt, and George Inn-yard, Borough, appeared before Mr. Seeker, at bthe Greenwich Police-court yesterdsy, to answer a sunnuons at ithe instance of the Soati-Eastern Railway Conipany ...

... The Established Pcesbytery mnet ?? Balfour, moderator. DEVOTION AL. 3EETING. It was eppointed that the devotional mueeting of Presbytery sliould be held on Wednesday the 14th of April, at tao o'clock. TEMPORARY ACCOTIOT5ATIOtN FOR TIHE COGIGRLGATION OF TRINITY COLLEGE CHUERCH. Mr STUART, of Liberton, reported, on the part of the Committee on the Trinity College Church question, that summonses ...

... SALUES POPUU LEX SUPrEA.. From the anticipatory statement of the revenue published by the Eveniig Herald it appears that the decrease on the quarter of amounts to about R2,500,000, instead of c £4,000,000, as anticipated, and that the q1 decrease on the year will be £4,500,000, or M1,500,000 less than was contemplated. We hope there is nothing ominous or sym- t bolie, though there is ...

... 'T' IL1 E I TI A.. C A lAY -Ed .-1 ~lsavle (FCollik, getit., to Ihe Ensli'ilgn. WEI'STIMEATI I `lisl;S.-\IVllitlev William Stolc`s, geld., to hle Ensign, vice Fleir, vesipioed; Ensign Fr acii s Blerry letdnul citgli, to hoe Lieutenant, vice 11,. A. Smiithi, atppointeicd to the 1llh Foot. nIii, ARiliUiST OF Till-,im BISIOI OF JJERItSAL1tt.-1WO iiiderstltlld that, inini:ekliat lv aftter Lord ...

... paria pils. DUDLEY. MAGISTERSIAL Busmiiss.-On Wednesday (yesterday,) the Dudley Magistrates, A. B. Cocbrane and J. B. Swindell, Esqrs., were engag. ed at the Public Office for seven hours, from ten till five, ind dssig of the business brought before them. There were CRUELTY TO A. HotsaE.-Yesterelay, a lad about 11, Stephen Fleet, son of a furnace manager, namned William Fleet, of Dudley Port, ...

... FRANCE. A telegraphic despatch has been saent to the maritixie arrondissements and sub-arrondissements ordering all sailors from twenty to forty years of age, who have not. completed their four years of service, to join their ships Immediately. A sum of money has been voted for turning more selling vessels into. screw steamers. The Marshals appointed to command the five divisions of the French ...