... got court. WINDSOR CASTLE, FEB. 7. The Duchess of K]nt gave a juvenile party last night at Frogmore, at which her Majesty and the Prince Cocsort ware present, accompanied by Prinoese Alice, Prioer Arthur Prines Leopeod, Prine Helena, Ponoese Lanik, and PrFAoess Beatrioe The QueEn and Prince were attended by Lady Churcbilli Lady Carolina Barrington, the Hon LouG Kerr the Ron. Mary Bultsel, Lord ...

... T=CIRBAPHicj 'INTELGENOL:`~' I1 IE1 IN~GEt I TME NEW ELECTIONS IN CENTRAL., ITALY. (MOYM OUR SPB4Au CORRESProND T.) BOlOGNA, SUiNDT NIGHT. The elections are most favocrnble to the govern- ment. Count Cavour, Marquis Pepoli, and the Cheva- lier Minghetti have been elected by great majori- ties. The liberal candidates have also been re- turned in other constituencies of the A unilia l We have ...

... EQUITY AND LAW LIFE ASSURANCE | SOCIETY. The ordinary general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at their houses No. 18, Lincolu's-inn- fielId, GEiQEo LAU Ecmut, Fa., the deputy-ohairnain, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, The DEPUTY-CURAMAJN cadled attention to tle very Matisftctiry State of the balance-seet. Thoenew preniuma obtained in the past year, indeed, ...

... FRANCE (FROM OUrt OWN o0nUasOtDSIT.) [The following appeasret in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PAIRIS, Tu1SDAY Evassooe. The Bourse was dull at the opening, improved a little in the middle of the day, ane cloted very heavily, the ?? leaving off at the lowest prieta of the day, 681r. ou. and (18tr. dOo., with a all of 5c. aunit 20e. Mobilier fell 6tr. 'be I railwaea showed no disposition ...

... I BMITISH AsD POMJQ SCHOOL SOCIBTY. I Yesterday the annual meeting of this society was held at the school-room, Borough-road; Lord J. RusasE.l, orne of the ie-peiet ofteet,~ h ch Am thome. present were Lord Lyveden, Mr a% noaney, to'.,r S.301 Gurney 8d P I Mr. WLYVE, the secretary, read the report, which stated that a training pcliege for young n was in course of erection, at a cost of 15,5 21 ...

... NAVAL, AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTYr M1AY 7.-A-PPOINTMlE ANDRO ?? of the Blue Sir T. Maitlanfd, C.B., to be Commauder-ifrChief in the Pacific, vice Rear-Adm]ira Baynes, whose period of service bas expired. Paymasters J. V. ozzard, to be secretary to Sir T Mait- kind; and J. G. G1. Simmnonds, to the Bacehante. Assistant-Payinaster C. T. Daweon, to be secretary's, clerk in the Bacchanute. ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRID)AT, MARCH 23. ROYAL ASISENT. At 4 t'el'rk thu Lords ('tinmti.'oiotaei (tie Lori Chancel. I;:lnLed Sydniey, and I-Irl St. Germttans) took theircot it ft mit of 'h tint ihrec and the Specaker uitl.,,no; tiinemter., 'if tite! Hotase of ?? listig apl~eorcil at the bear, pur- OOiint ilt Snitnittios .f the Blaik 1't.tt the rtotil isoctt watt g1 vt Itto thle following b~ills, ; ...

... IFRENCH SYMPATHY WITH GARIBALDI. I The Opinion Nationale of Paris, evidently with the connivance of the French government, an- nounces the opening in France of a subscription for Garibaldi. The editor, M. Gueroult, writes: The struggle between liberty and despotism, between the champions of national independence and the instruments of foreign oppression, has recommenced in Italy. It was in- ...

... WAR DEPARTMENT.-OUT-STATION I TEMPORARY CLERKS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY nEWS. £ SIB,-In your paper of the 28th ult. you courte-t osly i nerted a letter signed Justitia, on the subject of 113 the hardships endured by temporary clerks in the War. a office. Permit me, an out-station ternporary clerk, to point out how the case of men like myself resembles theirs w on the one hand and ...

... THE HUNGARIAN PROTESTANTS. The official Buda Pesth Gacette of the 17th con- tains an autograph letter from the Emperor to General Von Benedek, which in substance is as follows: The patent of the 1st September, 1859, was tublished with a view to the definitive regulation of the ecc esiastical affairs of ray protestant subjects in Hungary, the Servian Voivodina, BEnat, Croatia, Solavonia, and ...

... A BURIAL IN YBDDO. I YEDDO, FEE. 6, 1860. 8 The head of a long funereal procession is emerg- ing from under the gateway of the British legation. A dense crowd of bareheaded Japanese lines the t way on each side, stretching from the end I of the noble avenue of pines which leas up to I the residence. And from the numbers, no less than from the hushed attitude of men, women, and children-for ...

... I NA VA , AND MILITARY. I By direction of the Admiralty an inquiry is now being instituted an to the police arrangements of the whole of the government dockyards, with the view to the adoption of a more uniform and efficient system. The Woolwich and Deptford yards have for manV years been wder the surveil- lance of the Metropolitan Police, an d an experienced super- intendent of that force is ...