... Ill ;~I4 Den, in the 0O5t to RUYLRS VOLnOEB On its ial DR] GREY and BIPON (in ?? a~question put bo Viin:kdtk -'MIai~ntic~o~if Her cor ~ s fr d no nedto ~ean~he~b~ ibts~ b e~oi~s~1dleave-tbe~l,-homes. in. -~'the gvemnmenxonoA0 to' rryin~to eche2t tieof the treat, ?? that the * ?? ty'ahp~l~ c~tomie t a' i~~4ve ould be authohe Me6pI~i iihc o cueany-engageiotacnrce 11'Ietsiicns esytd itfree-trade ...

... IO C wetI. FROM u OUR n~ LODO ORRw3poNDWT~ T.-LPH .. Il The season of ~LONDON, FRlIDAY. X TNc season of parihamintary activity has at last fairly set | ime. No more dilettantj evevnings for honourable members to be whiled away in agreeable Chat about anything or nothing. no more early closing in tine for dinner and dissipation' The estimates and the budget halve been put into the legis- lative ...

... RAILWAY, TRAFFIC RETURNS. 8TSn WREE THIS NALW.Y3OAR. - rota Barst Jur wllotgatT RAILWAYS. ifn0. | 18L9. |-year 1859. Decre1. sd. . V. - l edo~un ?? ES 3 - 1 -A 8 1118 07 1_ 5 _ d IBelfast & Ballymena 3 1 943 -1 823 a 8'seadLau.&Oiestr 2335 9 1 0 d - 8 d1 3 .S tzoi a5nd Exeter. 5621 25383 '?881 32 11 1 3 4 Caledian ?? 12330 123 * 131c 37008 13i 1 195 2 Cornwall .. ?? 507'F - I Cor ?? ?? 280 ...

... nOusE or LORDS-lZonday. THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.- Lord DERBY, on inquiring what steps the Government intended to take to carry into effect the 20th article of the treaty of commerce with France, said he should not dis. cuss whether this treaty was or was not in accordance with the principles of free trade; it decidedly was at variance with'the principles laid down by her Majesty's ...

... MR, DU CANE'S MOTION. Revenue and Exponditurc,-Order read for resuming adjourned debate on question (21ot IFebroary), That thts House, re- cognibing tire necessity of providing for the increased expenditure of the corning financial year, is of opinion that it is not expedient to add to the existing deficiency by djoimioihisg the ordinary revenrie, and is not prepared to disappoint the just ? ...

... LONDON, Tuesday. Notwittstanding its unexpected nature the failure of Mr Disraeli's surprise has been very signal. There are not wanting enemies to suggest that the surprise was prepared from the first, and that Mr. Ducano Ia notice of motion was only a feint to draw off ministerial attention from the point where areal attack was intended, but no one who heard Disraeli's speech last night ...

... I ELECTION PETITIONS YESTEA.D-Y WEYMOtTTH AND MELCOMBB REGIS. The Select Committee appointed to try and determine the matter of the petitions oomplaining of an undue elec- tion and return for the borough of Weymouth and Mel- combo Regis met yesterday. The members of the com- mittee were Mr. E. C. Egerton (chairman), Mr. W. P. Adam, Mr. J. G. Dodson, Air B. Grogan, and the Hon. F. Lygon. The ...

... FRANCE The Moniteur of Sunday a. ministerial report addressed to the Emperor by M. Rouher on the reform of the tariff for primary materials. The minister expresses his opinion that the epoch for the exemption of wools and cottons may be fixed for the 15th of April. The minister further believes that the tariffforprirnary materials could be expressed as follows :-AN wools and cottons in wool ...

... FACTS ARE STUBBORN Things.—When unprinci- pled individuals have the audacity to assert that they make the origmal and only genuine Cattle Food, and endeavour to estiap the unwary by plausible advertise- inenti;, cautioning the public to avoid spurious imitations, &c., it is high tnne for Henri's Patent Cattle Feed Company t0 t1,1 ^lley prepare the Original and only Patented Cattse reed, at ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENE. oadly ~ ~ ~ Lo~o, T ndy. *. c ciple 'Wht ar yo-doing In Lon on was'te ua Iuh iou _put torme in' a letter fromn'the'coutnt-y', r'eceiv.ed c ly itbtis amorning,.to which I can. only repl- Nothig :Rol e'et forniiing dispiitations, to h'ave interviews 'withth fli Clau611rlof theb ExAe'equer. for. the pu rpose df L aremonstrating against ?? dna howv Mr.1GLAsToNEfinds tiipe ...

... .E . ,I ?? -Ho,: r~t 'HOWE SicnooL..A RAladyminaed l3ooth widow of .be an officer ii the ,army baabeen -apponted matron o f l this chatitybyteC ?? 3Pie sq CI : Llanls;h~iuiu Hall has bee ointed gveno ir thereo ziby the Dra'per'l' (;o'm'pnyj'to 'sliCeed. the late, D~ean of Ij iSt. Araph.er JonHghsYae ?? l also -bolds' tl situation 'of surgento e Dntiuto,. res under the' Drapers' Company. Bueh ...

... The special correspondent of the Times with the Spanish army, wri.ea an interesting letter from Tetuan, dated Feb. 7. He describes the easy manner in which the much-desired city fell a prey to the Spaniards, and then proceeds to describe the place itself. The follow- ing are extracts from his letter:- Early yesterday morning, a renegade Cadiz watch- maker, Rlobles by name, came to O'Donnellr ...