... I ?? ?? be HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, FEB. 14. elf The House met at five o'rloclc. The Earl of SHIAFTESBURY presented petitions frem ' the presbytery~of Munet er for the better government of India. or The Earl of CARLISLE presented petitions from dissent ex lug bodies respecting tihe administration of trust funds. The ns petitions wore from CollumptoE, Bridgwater, Leeds, and th. other pla~ea. Spi ...

... I Ad RAILWAY INTELLIGBNCE. 1 G.VEAT SOUTTHPRYt AND IFBSTI1N OF IRELANYD BAIL WAXY The thirtieth half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this companv was held on Saturday, at the Kingsbridge Terminus, Dublin. Sir E. M'foxNELc, thle chairusar ot the company, presided. Mr. TA.YLOR, the secr'tsry, read the report and statemrnt of accounts, which were puoblished in the -Deily N0ews of ...

... A7TBHPTIYNG TO SHOOI A WIFE. At the Birmingham Public-office on Tuesday, be- fore Mr. T. C. S. Kynneraley, a labourer, from Burton-on- 1p Trent, named William Ledbetter, was charged with attempt- lrl ing to shoot his wifewith a pistol. The prisoner and biawifere] have been separated for several mouths, and the latter ?? to Birmingham to reside. She has been living for a fortnight It past with ...

... | rA VAL AND BrILXR . The Militia Commission have been aittin 00 tnusy during the past week. They adjourned onl k'riday to Tuesday (to-morrow). We (Unifte &crvice Oattj ce; tbat it is the intention of the commission to examiae Ebr Grey, tbe Duke of Newcastle, and ste other rnen of rdnk The General Commanding-in.Chie i from the army estimates, receives about nine apeate or 3,4581. a year; and ...

... ?? 30aill 1twto+ DRURY-LANX. T91s EvE ao OU7B GAL. Mrws Barne= Wilslmo.-TBARNEY !HE BARON. Mr. Barny Williss.-And ROBIX UOOD; or. HrlequIn Friar Tack and the Maerry en o7 Sherwood Forest. Harry Roya1N and Dolovanti. Signori leno and St. Mayne; Madame Bo!esto. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENT GARDEN. THIs EvEnINo. THE ROSE OF CASTI LLE. leeers.Weless, Honer, St.Albyn. Bartleman, and W.Harrison: ...

... CITY COMMSSION OF SEW.RBBS. Yesterday the new commission for the ensuing year was opened by MNr. Alderman IDECui, in the absence of the ILord Masor. The commjssion having been read by the Cbief Clerk, on the motion of Mr. DE JERsEY, secondee by Mr. J. WATER. ioEw, 'Mr. Deputy CHRISTIE wvas elected chairman for the follownig t-elveuaonth. The worthy deputy having taken the chair, the minutes of ...

... Zbe Court. The Queen and Prince Consort left Windsor Castle for Buckingham Palace, at half-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, and the Princesses Alice, Helena, Louisa, and Beatrice. In attendance were Lady Churchill, Lady Caroline Bar- rington, the Hon. Beatrice Byng, the Hon. Emily Cathoert, the Earl of Verulam, Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles ...

... WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC} MAILS. I 6C The La Plata arrived at Southampton yesterday, bi with the West India and Pacific mails. Her dates were Jamaica, Jan. 26; Demerara, 25; Trinidad, 25; Panama, 22;- St. Thonias;, 31. She brought 60 he passengers, ?? asegramong 'whom waoi Mr. Ovendon, her th Britannic Majesty's Consul at MfAu~ham. Amongst wi the cargo of the La Plata was specie to the value of ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... i (.,R0oM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition yes- terday] : PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. The meeting of the Paris Conference is now con- sidered certain, and will probably take place be- ] tween the 22nd and 28th of February. Although a Paris journal lately argued that in the present grave state of Europe, the first plenipotentiaries who made the Treaty ot Paris ...