... LONDON, MAROH 28. It is well worthy of notice that Colonel Tait, 01B., braote of tlhe Bishop of London, whose death has t just taken place, rendered great service at the passage. of the river Chenab, by Sir Joseph Thackwell. That excellent officer was the first to cross that difficult river at the head of his regiment, the 3d Irregular Cavalry, in which enterprise some troopers found a watery ...

... I- IThe fdllotoing appeared in our Afternoon Eddion of Yes. I fterday:- _ (From the Times.) Alexandria, March 21. The Calcutta and China mails leave to-day. The dates are-Calcutta, Feb. 25; Madras, March 1; Hong Kong, Feb. 10. At Calcutta, Manchester goods were very dull. Metals in good demand. Produce generally firmly held. Freights dull. On the publication of the Government financial ...

... ' J -- - ?? - ?? --A - -_v -_ _--J l (Before Lord Chancellor CmELMSuORD, Lords CRANWORTH, WFNSLEYDALE, and KrNGsDowzr.) (From the Scotsman.) March 21, 22, and 24. DAVID STEWART GALBRAITH Or .BUDLEIGn, DEVON, AND ,OTHERs, Appellants; V. THE ASSIGNEES -OF THE EDIN- ?? AND GLASGOW BANK Respon dents. L 'Tlis was an appeal from a decision of the Second Division -of the Comt of Session. The ...

... (From the Titmes' Special Correspondence.) Head Quarters, British Army, 'M near Lucknow, Feb. 12. S The return given for the week ending January 29 showsP th~at the progress of the disarmament of this porcupine pro- ~ Vince is proceeding rapidly, notwith~standing the passive re- -sistance of the people and the difficulties of the police in the g'e way of procuing nformaiticon. Such news as ...

... LAT E sT NEW S. ?? EU..RAL OFFicE, Tuesday Morning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - : * HOUSE OF LORDS-MonDA-r. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. * The Earl of CLARENDON -asked the Foreign Secretary whetlet-he was prepared to give the House any information respecting the state of affairs in Europe, and the probable results to be arrived at by Lord Cowley's mission. He ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, MARCE 29. A TELEGRAP.IC despatch, anticipatory of the Calcutta and China Mails, dated Alexandria, 21st;. March, atsn+tRR +Ii+A. nn +.Iii'a;nvirnmannt 6fnanceis.l ?? ete that, on tlie Government financial, statement ha ing published, the fives, which were 1Tletow par, had risen to T per cent.- discount. We do not, 'as at in i8 present informed, understand what financial state- ...

... The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending March 19, amounted to £:416,020, and for thae correspondsug week of 1858 to £390,530, showing an increa~se of £25,490. Thefollowing are the receipts on the principal lines for the past week: Miles Openedr. Receipts. RN1LW.Y-S. IIUL U~~~ l186. 1858. 1859. |186S. ?? _ Belfast and Ballymena, 65 65 1,048 1,077 ...

... GLASGOW ARCHITkECTURA. SOCIETY. ,,This society met last evening in the Scottish Exhibitiorii t Rooms, Bath Street-James Salmon, Esq., architect, one a :of the Nice-presidents of the society, in the chair. 5 Mr-`MTomas Gildard, architect, in the absence of Mr. t Mfaclean, the secretary, read the minute of hist meeting, I and reported the business the council had transacted since a last meeting. ...

... E (From the Timer) Even if this great Reform debate should have noatnC suite practical sequel, it will ffilrd to future -writeS raret opportunities of studying the individual claracters f ou * contemporary ctatesmen. Upon ordinary oooasions politi- ,cians talk and vote and almost think ih companies, regi- inents, and brigades, and you migt as well ?? exact religious opinions of one of the ...

... nry; mry. - -e FRANCE. -The announcement of a Congress respecting the Italian question has not yet produced any improvement in trade. rREUTER'S TELEGRAM.] FRANEFORT, March 28.-The Munich Gazette publishes d officially the application of Pfordten for his dismissal from the post of President of the Bavarian Ministry. t Tunr i, March 28.-Letters from Piacenza announce that, t on the 23d, 24th, ...

... NUT . - n--7 T14 . ?? 09s I * E WnAR OFFICE, MARCH 25. Li The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for Li the appointment-of Colonel Joshua Jebb, C.B., Surveyor- LI General of Prisons, Inspector-General of Military Prisons, i' and Chairman of the Directors of Convict Prisons, to be anL Ordinary Member of-the Civil Division of the Second Class, l or Knights Commanders, of the Most ...

... I SRflWRECKS.,- Report of Captain kib¢y, miaster ofthe basque NemeB* 1ib : tons, of and -for Belfast, from Alexandria, wheat, ,] which went on shore nane Kilmore Pier on-the 14th-instant Leot Alexandria 'on itie 22d January, and arrived nah ?? on the l0bh~of M!arch, arid re-sailed onl-theJ~tb. IAh 11.45 P.M., the w~eather extremel ' thicli, which' it had ' been all day, saw laxidto leeward. .; ...