... I ?? a- Co HOUSE OF LORDS.--FRtIDAY, FEB. 25. wi PETITIONS. 00. The Duke of MARLBORtOUGHA presented a petitionfrom. th a place in Cifordabire, psaying for a more oquliiable redis- it tribution of raitinrg ofllproperty for the relief ot the poor. Bi Lord SHAFTESB U Y presented petitions from Oulton, a for a better formation of trusts, and from Tidlewell, for regu- fill lation of church rates. ...

... Tbr Datip 9 an~. DRURY-LAND. Tzrs EretL:rC, OUR GAL. Mrs. Barney Widliam;.-'BARNEY THE BARON. Mr. Barney Williams.-A.nd ROBi-b HOOD- or, Eariequn Friar Tuck and tie Marry Mlen of Sherrood Forest. Harry Holono and Dolevsati, Signori Mtbno and St. Rayne; Iladaa.e Boleno. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Tais EVErG. FR A DIAVOLO. M'isrs. F.G!overSrt. AlbynHonoy, Corri., and Harrisona; ldis'es ...

... I (Piox OtTn OWN COialESTONiENT'.) [A pcrteon of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of Saturdayl: PARIS, FRITDAY EVEINONG. Ct The much-heralded pamphlet, Napoleon III. et 1Italie, made its appearance this morning, and its Si As to the authority of the pamphlt ?? e affectation to palter with the univer al-eevdf ct I that it is witnb II el dcainof the Emperor. It is undoubtedly a ...

... I AUSTRIA IN ITALY ANI) THE TREATY OF I VIENNA. TO THE EDIrOR OF THES DAILY NIEWS. JSIR,-I am glad to see you directing attention to t the starting point of the case of Austria in Italy- to the Treaty of Vienna: an expression which turns a sentence more freqnently than it represents a document accurately referred to and deliberately studied by public writers or orators. Now Austria has no ...

... __ Sea The Melbourne Argus, which has arrived with mis files of the other Australian papers, in anticipation MaE of the mail, has news down to the 17th December. The Reform Bill, the passage of which through the House of Assembly, with some important amend- ments, was announced last mail, had not yet become RO the law of the land, though it awaited only the Goi royal assent. The reduction in ...

... TO TuE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-There have been of late so many interest- ing articles on the State of the Navy in your paper, f and it is a question of such importance to the safety of the country, and one in which all classes of Englishmen have taken so deep an interest, that I cannot resist sending you what I think may strike you as practical views on the subject, and some that l have ...

... FINANCES 'OF WALLACHIA. ?? A document of considerable interest at the present moment has just been inade public; it is the report of M. Cattardji, Minister of Finance of Walachia, to the Cajmakanie, which has just resigned its powers. From this statement it would appear that if Prince Ghika and his supporters did not actually use the public funds as a means of influencing in their favour those ...

... IM Kos IT ONAATIONAL CHRCI11 Al - XO&S Last night M. Kossuth delivered a lecture to the St. John's-wood. Literary and Scientific Society, at the Assemibly-rooim, Eyre Arms, 11On the Differences of Na. tiortal Characters. The room was densely crowded on the occasion, and the reception of the lecturer was most enthu- siastic. Mr. Wilcock presided. M. KOSSUToc prefaced his lecture by saying that ...

... NA VA L AND Mi ?? (FRox LAST ogeout'rS A T1. 2n eietWAR-OFS.ICSPALL-MALL, Fee. 4. 2dRgnneof Lies Guaacd6--CaptainJehnaan frmhMl.0 atta'ched, to be h beM. rm a' .y Z Cavalry, vice Brcapt-Mn, paying te difterence etweem ijoetaad ?? Htotourable Fenitonl John Er autyyn Who exchanges. receiving the ainse Lieutenaont Fredeinick an k be captisn, by purebase vice MaYoh. rtr Mrhl 6th Drnagoont Guards ...

... I TIlE EAST. MARSEILLES, Fran 2, 2 r t. The steamer just arrived brings advices trom Constantinople to the 2(;1h ult. The report lately current respecting he dismissal of the Minister ot Finance was premature, and it is asserted that the pitblication of the decree dismissing him was prevented o- iliza Paclha. Three hundred mcielianis leave signed a petition against stock-jobbing, which ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TuiESDAY, FEB. 15. ~ C Their lotdships met at five o'clock. to The Bishop of RIPON presented a petition from Carmar- at then against the abolition of church rates, tit PASSIN~G TOLLS.-THE NAVIGATION LAWS. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY rose to ask wheiher it wvas the intention of governmentt to introduce any measure Pt for the abolition of passing tolls tand certain other beurthers ...

... SOUTE FALES X AIL WAY. The following is an abstract of the report of the direotors to be subunittea to the twenty-eighth half-yeatly meeting of the proprietote on the 18th inst. The great depression in the iron and cosl tradeosof the country has continued to exercise an isjurious effect upon the traffic during the half- year just endeo. The receipts during that period amount to 17a,6171. 17s. ...