... ,I ALTERATION IN TILE PRIcn OF CAVALRY COMMISSIONS.-The oi lowing General Order, dated Horse Guards, Feb. 23, was isaed yesterday: His Royal Highness the General Commanding-C having had under consideration the present expenses necessarily in- curred by officers of cavalry, and anxious to reduce them as far ar practicable, has the satisfaction of announcing to the army that her Majesty the ...

... TrHE MIDNIGHT MYSTERY. Benevolence is no doubt one of tho highest qualities which per- taia to human character. It is one of those essential characteristics which distinguish man from the brute creation. Yet this quality, so invaluable in itself, is firequently rendered nugatory by an im- practicability ofjndgrnent or a false sentiment of enthusiasm. There are, ns doubt, scores-aye, ...

... THE IETTER WRITER. THE FMPERORI'S BDAING' ACTS. To Tar ?? mly last letter in your esti- mable paper, two events, pregnant with much to come, have caused great emotion in Eflland, acd have been, as asual, differently appreciated by the English press. I mean the letter to the pope, and the one announcing the coming freedom of trade. I need not just new discuss points that have been most ably ...

... 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 ...

... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPEX SUNDAY, VEBDUARy 26, 2860. SUNDAY'S EDITION. INJUSTWCE TO Adz DIZLZTLL-Z.EI WAR. x5x :lSTZR, Mr. Sidney Herbert is a sentimental Mars. The hard matter-of-fact grievances of the soldier he endeavours to cure by means of pious tracts, nice religious romance, and kind-hearted, neat-handed, mellifluent-voiced young, and old, and middle-aged ladies. It will be remembered that, ...

... A COOL FOUR DOZEN. To THEl EDrron.-Sir,-Knowing your kind regard for the well-being of seamen and soldiers in respect to the total abolition of that cursed thing, the cat-o'. nine-tails, I beg to add my mite to the rest; and so to the point at once. One cold morning of the pro. sent month, at eight a.m., the pipe All hands sounded dismally uver the lower deck of HMSS Algiers (then lying at ...

... In consequence of the interest attaching to last night's division, we have made room for it, by omitting the Share List, &c., for the present edition. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FEB. 24. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. Order read, for resuming adjourned debate on question (21st February), That this house, recognising the necessity of providing for the increased expenditure of the coming financial year, is ...

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... (11LOc OR OWN COWOINDDNT. 1 LISBON, FIID, 17, The weather continues to be excessively cold, and snow has fallen in small quantities. The Euryalur, Captain Tarletou, has arrived from the south, with Prince Alfred on board. The Duke of Oporto proceeded alongside shortly after the frigate anchored; but the ~Prince did not wish to land, being, as I amn informed, occupied with his naval studies. He ...

... XO.VDOwV, CHf4lTBJXr AND DOVB.R 1ArIAY.J On Friday the hai i early meeting of shareholders was held at the London Taveri; Mr. Hl TOrN in the chair. Tb.e report, wvich appeacid in the ?? .ews of Wed- sacday, having been read, The CtHAIRMAN, in Oving ibt adoption, said the more the sffar of the London, Chatheat, and Dover Cocapany were known, Uie more people would be convinced, ti spite of the ...

... RAILWA Y INTELLIGENCO. en- 40 edl- NORTH AND SOUTH-WESTERN JUNCTION. *5 This company held its hialf-yeairly meeting yesterday ai Itthe Euston station, Mr. H. Touta] in. the chair, when the oceretacy, Mr. Chubb, read c report, of which the followini is tin iibridgmnent: Thie results of the past half-year's working have ho-en cc( ;stitisfthettiry as to justify at dividend considernbly in ...

... e [rRt0t Otilt OWN COI'0-ESP'ONDENT.1 r- DUBLIN, Feigk 21. | Mr. Gladstolie's readinegsto receive S~gg(-stioIIS, of lant even remonstrances, on the subject of his a;fianial scheme, from all parties who feel their he interests affected by the budget, has created a very ;h favourable impression here among all classes, antd softened down party asperity to such a degree that as very few of even ...