... As the existing practice of buying and selling dcommiswions in the army is likely to be onsidered it during the coming parliamentary session, the follow- i iog illustrations of its working aw not without t- interest. The Gazette of December 20 informed us of the 3, following arrangement:- Coldstream, Guards- - Lieutenant and Captain and Brevet M jor Lord d Binghae to be captain and lieute=n.t ...

... I -- ?? TO THE EDITOtt OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-I understand, from quarters which are likely to be wall informed on aueh subjects, that in the church of England there is the greatest possible diffi ilty in obtaining acceptable curatee, and that clergymen have otten to wait long before they can secure suitable fellow-workerm. Now, were the charch of Englnd, Ihesitate nottosay, todevide ...

... EX TENSION OF THB SATURDAY HALF- - HOLIDAY MOVEMENT. in We have much pleasure in recording the progress el- of the Saturday half.holiday movement at the veet end of ve London, where a large number of eetabliehments in the woollen trade have lately agreed to close their houres at three In oclock on Saturday afternoou, an arrangement which in lot now being caried out, and which we hear is likely ...

... Wjbe 31Datlh meo, Tm9e Rosnl!0. IN AND OUT oi PLAoN ir.Tilbory' M nlnlaP Day-And ?? O t JACK ANDThiE NoeAeN STAL. shiur lsno.SLMAIlne~.B.enoIIO5Jd grexinoro: * eur, (. Tenoel and Seohnltagus Madaume Boleno and itth dhrs-.Cvmmenehin 7. COVENT GARDEN Telna Evenr o. Melene VICTOPINFL. Me. Melt.y, H. HAlb GoTT I. Waiweeth. 1 9. Hloney; Miser Thiel wal 1 Pvaxn-And PUS; I sOOTd. Mesrs. P yne. ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE. e The lighting up of the interior of the Palace, and d prolonging the entertinmbnte until aix o'clock, continues to ir give great satisfaction t the holiday vieitore, anud constitattee a einruo~flel ntemngmn of thle Palace IS during tbe most diffleolt portion of the year. It is well e known that hitherto the wainter attendrances have been ex- is ceedinglyusmall, but now, ...

... PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. FELLOW CITIZENS 00 TIMO SFNATE AND Hton8c OP g RsPRlE5PNTATIVE5S C Our deep and heartei~t gratitude is due to elt Almighty Power which bee, beatoired upon ue sueh varied d sad numerous blessings throughout the past Year. The gene- e tel health of the country I hsa been excellent, our huarverits a have been. unusually plentilul, and prosperity smoiles through- out the land. ...

... I Jf. N , 60 o# x'oB& - Tbh weely tneeqn8 of the board Wars held yeetr-. day In thSO eaoilChabsGri ll. )lr. J. TaSI In dithaeir. The fianil sttemet ehowed a' total caib bhunre of 418,057L S: l1d. Payment were ordered to be made to toe armottut of 10,W11. U. Id. BILL Pr0 THUB AMENDMENT OF THE UgTrOPOLIX LDOALMABAORMENT ACT. Mr. Deputy H8IUsOrn seked the stauolng rcoutel of the board, Xr,. ...

... I ST.ATS BXCHAANGB REPRT. JtAN. 2t.-By Nesesr. FAREBnOTIeRe, CLARK, end LS-, at Grrnway's.-Freahold residenoe, No. 63, Pail-mali, let oD low at 2t01. por annum.-sold for 6,7201. Frcehold gpound rens of 601. per annum, with early rever- sion at Chritmas, 1864, to the two freehold bouees and ehops, Nee. 403 and 404, &racd-eold for 6,0)0. Freehold dwellig housa and premise, No. 84, Tower. street, ...

... TEA ROORDB2? OF 0 BULL ON 8001AL ry I eRke. 'I Upon the opening of the setisione for Hull, on Friday, Mr. 8. Warren, Q.C., the recorder, In the course of his charge to the jury ?? the dawn of a new year is upon us a mourntfl group assembled in this sad hell for the dmninlstration of oriminui juatilee; to' detect and punith Wtoc vios, as the law permits us to deal with, nuder tho earne of crime ...

... [ To T/tE DITOR OF THEr DAILt NEws, SIft,-The proposal for removing some ot the City churche has Iee; for a long time before the publicand c it may be fairly hoped that eomething effectual will be lone t about it during the coming seasion of parliatment. C I suggeeted the necesdity to the Sub.division of Farlahee 3 Commission, in the year 1851. It was taken up by the late Bishop of London and ...

... CENTRAL ITALY, (IROM ou0 SPECIAL CORaLRSPONDENT.) FLORBENCE, JAN. 19. Commendatore Buoncompagni, who was to have started for Bologna in the course of the day, has been suddenly called to Turin by Count Cavour. His excellency accordingly left this city at ten @oclock this morning, taking the shorteet route, viz., that of Leghorn. Although the sudden departure of the Governor-General hff given ...

... it-be 'afl fr t~ivs DRUM' Y-LAHE Trom XVoIIG XINO BDXX'd DAUOIITER.-And he. newr nantomiree ot JiCK AND TIIP) BEAN STA~lK. Slaonne 'tenO. ait. ne, R. Boleno. and Y oxmooe Me; 0. Tnsser amd Beokrgn- s Mae flolnio ond t ?? a 7. COVEtNT GaRDE. 'Pens Mlise.Melons VICTORINE. Hewn FDRostey.H. n!gb, Cont nd 0. lence; Mha Thirtell' and Pnreopo-And PC8SSI 1100i!8 Moie. Phne. Bonnie. & ntlthet; Mice Caa ...