... I I.RILIVAY iNTrZLIGBNOC. I TRIM SZVERN riziiry IL WA . Thean l genral neting ofthe shareholders of the Sivern Valley Railway Company was held yesterday, at the offices, in TVictoria-street, Westminster; JOHNl PAR- soxae, Eaq., in the ithair. The report of the directors stated: That thelwpositor Of the comrpany was daily improving. There had been 2&.160 .16s. received and disbursed durn the ...

... PREPAY.rMENT OF INLAND LETTERS. I _- TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. Snt,-I am very grateful to vou. for allowing my first letter to appar in Sat purday a piper. It is the only one that has been allowed to appear on our side of the ques- tion. I have conversed with a good many sensible people about it, and they all express themselves favourable to the new regula- tion wben they hear the ease ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, FEB. 8. The dissensions in the democratic ranks increase as the election of 1860 approaches. The tremendous rise in the annual expenditure since Buchanan's ac- cession to office is now exciting a good deal of mis- giving. It was all very pleasant to have the money passing round freely in the early days of the admi- nistration, when the day of reckoning ...

... 1 (FROn OUR OWN CORMS5PONDENT.) NAPLES, FEB. 19. 5 It is very common to speak of difference among li Italians as one of the great difficulties in the way of t, united action on their part, or of assistance on the i. part of the toreigner. It should be known, however, tI that existing dissensions have a political origin, and w are fomented in a great measure by despotic rulers, CI whose motto ...

... Zbe 3Bti Advo.t DRURY-LANE!. ToiisEvwacra. (first time), WILLIAM AND SUSAN. Messrs. Man- vers, Haigh. & Roseanhal; Misi Huddart. Mises Luceetw.-Amd ROBIN HOOD;or. ,arieoio FriarTuck thce Merry MenofSncreoodForest. I.L Soa &Deleranti.Signorl MilanoandfSt. Mayne; Madame Boleco, ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENT GARDEN. Tuis EvSNSOG, THE ROSE OF CASTILLE. Messrs.Woiss, Honey, FtL Albyn. Bartleman. and ...

... 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. ...

... ELECTION9 INTELLIGENCE. REPRBSENTATIONf OF BURY 'ST. BDMUNJNDS. Lord Alfred Hervey, formerly M.P. for Brighton, and son of the late Marquis of Bristol, has now come for- ward as a candidate for the vacant seat for Bury St. Ed- munds, and has issued an address to the electors, in which he observes ?? Having sat for many years in the House of Commons up to the time of the last diseolution,'and ...

... 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 ...

... NA VAL AND MI7HAB Y. THE MILITIA. Commission signed by the Queen. First West 'York Regiment ?? Hewett, Esq., to be adjutant, vice Davenpoti., r .. gi Commissions signed by the Lords-Lieutetant of their respective counties. Royal North Lincoln Militia.-George Moi~land Hutton, Esq., to be captain, vice F. It. Pierce, re tored. Light Infantry Battalion of the Roval Sas'ex Milita..- Lieutenant ...

... LATEST FROMI ABROAD. P IED MONT. TURIN, FEn. 22. The Marquis ;Massimo d'Azeglio, who has left to- day for Rone, is charged with a mission to the Prince of Wales, upon whom the King has conferred the order dell' AInnu7nciuta. The Archduke Maximilian is gone to Venice. ...

... VD9 CQourt. The Queen held a court yesterday afternoon at l Buackingham Palace, for I he reception on the throne of an addreis of congratulation from the corporation of the City ot London, upon the birth of her Majeaty's grandson. The Lord Mayor arrived at the Palace shortly before 3 o'clock in his state coach, attended by his chaplain. the Rev- Mr. B, iant, the Sword-bearer, and Mace-bearer. ...

... VDRURY-LANP). TarIS EvrarNO, IN AND OUT OF PL4 CE. Mrs.'larneyWiliarnis.- BARNEY THE BARON. Mr. B. Williams.-And ROBIN MOOD; 0.AuleqoIn Friar Tuu ao the Merry Mten of Sherwood Forest. Harry Boleno an~dlelevan ,tSiianori 31Mlaso and St. Mayne; Madane Bones.o ROYAL ENGLISK OPERA. COVENT GARDEN. TrsE EvEsooo. SATANELLA. Mlesrs. Weiss, St.Alboyn, Honey, ?? Harrissa; Mm~ea Louisa ansI Sesam Pyne. ...