... NiAVTAL AND MILIARBY. I (PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 1. I s Rgmnt of Dragoon Guards-~Cata~tin Thomes Nisbet ie lto beamlajor, by ?? Paynter, who retire;id Lieutenant Arthur James P. Wadrean to be captain, by deol purchase, vice Niebet; Cornet Guy Webster to be lieu- of At tenant, by purchase, vice Wadman. TEl$ 2nd Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Silvester Calvert to be Es captain, ...

... R2B4LTH O.F ZOON DU.RIZ THE E WTEEt The return ot btnyrthsand deaths in e a nd of issded by authority of the RegistrarpGewertl for the week ending Saturday, hebrury 26, states that; the total deaths regoatered in the tropolitan districts which in the previous 4week were 1,156, rose to 1,226 in the week that ended last Saturday. In the ten years 1849.58 the average number of deaths in the ...

... I TO THE EDITOR 02 THB DAILY NEWS. fi SIR,-Since you have courteously admitted some d of my observations into your columns, perhaps you will per- h mit me to offer a few more on another point of the Italian C question. n Pride in our country and our constitution grows with the d growth, and strengthens with the strength, of all born onI British soil. It must, however, he allowed that an active ...

... FllST :EDITIN'. .. s , ?? , ; L I vTr' ! 7 THE' 'ITALIAX`N , TW QC .; Sdionic hi ha been said of late-of. theo treatrietiq 181f,,tbat'itmaiy't notbe withoutinteeesbt terefer t o, Sole points contained in these agr eed to abou t *I ali -eia . - . p dt-' - bpewiendystr- 1811;'Jan 10, at Nplesltr~atYt ol tari,, snd -urat.-The King of NaPles oinmdte 'a ito;of prxiismde to uanintee' to him ansI his ...

... OXFORD, M.ncii, 1. SUDDEN DEATH OF THE RADCLIFFE O13SERVER. It is our painful duty to announce the sudden death of Manuel John Johnson, Esq., M.A., Radcliffe Observcr, which melancholy event took place at the Observatory yes- terday evening, between six and seven o'clock, while con- versing with his medical adviser, Mr. Biscoe. Mr. Johnson, as we understand, was complaining of being rather ...

... SOCIETY OF ANeCINr BRITONYS. The hundred and forty-fourth festival of the Honourabifec and Loyal Society of Ancient Britons, held ir support Of the .Welsh Charity echool, took place last evening at the Free- 3nasons' Tavern, ?? itterest attached to the occa- sion from its being the anniversary of the Welsbi patron :eaiiat, and in honour of that day the guests wore hf their 'button-holes ...

... MORNING CHRONICLB ORFIC', Wedie8day, 1 pan. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY. I HANOVER AED THE WAR FEELING. HANoVER, TUESDAY. The First Chamber has abandoned its former re- solution concerning the prohibition of the export of horses, and has unanimously adopted that of the Second Chamber, which was, that the Government should be requested to use its influence with the ...

... R.OYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. 'A very full meetingiofthis society was held on Monday ] evening at Burlington-house, Sir Roderick I. Murchison in the chAir. ' Anongothosepresentwete-the Earl of Sheffield, Vis- coiiint Strangford, the Hon.' C. Murray, Sir T. FoweU Bux- : ton,' Bart.; Sir J. F: Davis, ,Bart.; Sir T. Fretantle, t Bart.; Generals,Alexandr' ad' Poitlock; Admirals Gor- 7 ; don ...

... THB FATE OF M. ADOLPHE SCHL.AGI1V- TWBIT. ?? A very fall meeting of the Royal Geographical Society Was held on Monday evening at Burlington-house, Sir RODERICK I. MunacrIsoff President, in the chair. Among those present were the iarl of Sheffield, Viscount Sirangford, the Hon. C. Murray, Sir ?? Fowell Buxton, Bart.; Sir J. F. Davis, Bart. ; Sir T. Fremantle, Baot.; Generals Alexander and ...

... TBh GOV/R-YMB2fT BEEORM BILL. A meeting -of the Parliamentary Reform (Jom. mittee was held yesterday, Mr. SAMUEaL MORLEYv in the chair, to consider the provisions of the Govermentc Refocus Bill. On the motion of Mr. FnAeix CROSSLEY, M.P., secorde4 by Mr. ROnp.rT CHAnLms, jun., the following resolution was adopted :- That the b'ill prepared by the governmrntn professedly to amend the laws ...

... (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDET,) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday7: PARIS, TUESDAY EvBNINO. y The French government gives out, through its L accredited organs, that it really does mean to *8 evacuate Rome with all speed. Whether the pro- d mise will be carried out or not I cannot say-I doubt it much. But this at all events is clear, that s if the evacuation take places ...

... 'CDC erourt. The Queen held her second levee this season iM> St. James's Palace yesterday afternoon. The Queen and Prinme Consort, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen izt Waiting, arrived from Buckinghian Palace, escorted by a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards, and were received by the Great Officers of State. The Duke of Cambridge attended the levee. The Queen and Prin e Consort entered ...