... (FROM OURo OWN CORRMSPONDENT.) , Re following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. You will have observed that the Moniteur-in drily announcing the fact that on the 22nd instpt the Pope intimated to the French and Austrian am- bassadors at Rome that he now ielt perfectly able to maintain order in his own dominions, and was ready to make arrangements with the ...

... I BGAIL WAY INTBLLIGENCE. l a] LONDO21, TILEBUBY, AND SOUTIZEND .EXT2K- &ON0 RAILLWAY. a The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the pro- ol pitors of this company was bold yesterday afternoon, at cc 1MtheLodon Tavern; JAMES N. DANIELL, REq, chairman of the company, presided. The report (whicho has already appeared in the Daily News) was read by the secretary. The total receipts for the 51 half ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TORONTO, FEB. 14. The session is now in its third week, and yet the address in reply to the speech has not been passed. Everything is in confusion and doubt, and the most acute observers cannot see a way out of the difficul- ties which environ the province. The upper house sustained the Queen's decision, as it is cailed, by a large majority, but they rejected by ...

... :Hong Kong journals, of January 15, report the eel :Earl of Elgin's return to Shanghae, from, as it ag seems, a perilous voyage up the Yang-tee-ciang pal as far as Hankow; ani also a battle royal in the di vicinity of Canton, our troops on this occasion I'e ha driving everything before them. The Friend of eit China reports: TI Major- General Sir C. T. Van Straubenzee has again been va ...

... ' I HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEB. 28. The house met at five o'clockr. THE Wi IrHDRAWAL OF FRENCH AND AUSTRIAN TROOPS FROM THE PAPAL DOMINIONS. The Enrl of CLARENDON-1 wish to put a question to my noble friend, the Secrtt.ry for Foreign Affairs, with re- rpect to a discrepancy which appears to exist in the state- roents made by noble friend in this house, and that matte by s the Chancvellor of ...

... I THE CALCUTTA MAIL. Calcutta papers to the 22nd of January came to hand yesterday, and the substance of the news was given in our Evening Edition. Lord Clyde had returned to Lcklnow, and it was expected that he 'would leave India for England. Sir Hugh Rose was still talked of as his successor. Lord Canning left Allahabad for Calcutta on the 20th. The Agra papers publish the following: i From ...

... THE GOVERNMBNT REFORM BILL.TJ I~ ~ I The -following is the Bill to Amend the Laws re- I lating to the Representation of the People ini England and c Wales, and to facilitate the Registration sad Voting of Eler- ' tors, introduced into the House of Commons last night by 0 the Chancellor of the Exchequer: a, Whereas it is expedient to emend the laws affecting the ti representation of the ...

... FRIGHTFUL A CCIDENT TO THE PRINCB Ti B) ERICK WFILLI-AM OF PBUSS8A MAIL 8TEAMEB, AND LOSS OF LIE.. lem CALAIS, SUNDAY EVENONo. b' We regret to state that a very melancholy acci- r dent befel the Prince Frederick William of Prussia mail tl steamer, Capt. Piddick, belonging to the Continental Royal ms Mail Steam Packet Company, on her attempting to enter In Calais harbour this morning about I ...

... ?? Dat1I Pebo+- Trnoo Evrnrerwo (ad time).WrlLLIAM AND SUSAr. Merere. Mm. vers, }Iaigh, & Rosenthal * MYSs Huddark, isYY Lucette.-And ROSIN H06 I); or. Idarlequha FrLsr Tucrk ctho Marry Hen ?? FaruL H1. B~oleno I:Delevantl.BSlgnorl Milano and St. Mayna; Madame BOlyoao ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA COVENT GARDEN. Tais EVaEIJG, MARITANA. MGesrI. Wciss, F. .lever, G.'on5 mnd W. BarrIson: Misre3 S.nan Pyne, ...

... NAVAL AND MILIJARY. I ADMIRALTY, FEB. 28.-APoINTMENTS.-Master J. Palmer (1868), to the Persian, 12, sloop, Cape of Good Hope station. Acting Assistant-Surgeon W. Anderson (18.55), to the Victory, 101, flag-ship, at Porttmotrh. Clerk E. S. h. Power, to the Hastings, 60, screw steam ship, for coast guard service at Liver pol. Feb. 26.-Admiral of the Blue W. Bowlev, C.B. (1857), is appointed to ...

... SARDINIA. (FoRM OUR OWN CORaESPONDENT.) TURIN, FEB. 26. I cannot refrain from sending you in baste a few considerations respecting the announcement made yesterday in your Lower House of Parliament by Mr. Disraeli, that in a short time the French and Austrian troops would retire from the Papal States with the consent of the Pope. My observations are not abstract, but based on my positive ...

... Tar Evsrolird tie)WILLIAM AND S3USAN. Ms'sos. man. :'r.15 gh Rsnha;MisHodrt nb ofceele.And ROBIN HO ; or. Harequin Friar Tuck a. the rreo o Foreot. H. Slon &DlevaejSigort Milano and St. Maynea;MdaeBono ROYAL EN^GLISH OPERA. COVENT GARDEN 'TisEALsos NATANELLA.. es Wele St. lbN. on C0rn. and Harriso i Lr and uoaey, And LITTLE BED BIDIN$GLROOD ess.Pyean an 30d1- O. Morgan, Morlachi. and Paoqale ...