... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAIY NEWS. SIB,-Believing you to take a fair view of the Indian army amalgamation question, I send a few remarks on the late orders illustrative of the results to the lpcal army, and hoping you will lend your advocacy to, the end that the' Ro~use of Commons may ?? compre- hendi the arbitrary manner in which our prospects have Memorialising and petitioning 1 believe to be ...

... r G : 1 The following letter, which we translate from the Corresposedasce B.&lier, contains news of the latest date from Athens: ..I ATHENS, Figs. 21. t We can now define the character of the events which are x taking place in Greece as being an insurrection of a part of t the army against King Otho's system of government. It is ] said that this insurrection was to have broken out simul.2 ...

... HOUSE OF ?? RDS-YESrTL.LRD)Y. I (ny 3lAt;ncxtltC TELsEGRAPHlr) Lord CRANWorTlir moved tho seco5td reading of the declaration of title, bill, and briefly explained the nb- ject which he had in view itn proposing tile bill in 1841. The bill was read a second there, and ordered to be referred to a selvct committee; as were also Lord Cranwortb's security of pureclases bill, the Lord Chan- cellor's ...

... RAILWAY REBCEITS, - .I ?? tle Times.) * The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Feb. 22, amounted to ~442.859. and for the corresponding week of 1861 to C474.699, showing a decrease of £11,'840. dec e followng are the rceipts ontheprindpallnea forthe past week:- Miles RALWAYS. -S- Be Ist and Northern Counties. 1N Birkeril Lane.. & Che d. Juno, . 2 Blyth anA T ...

... iWEST OF SCOTLAND BIBLE SOUIRTY. Last night the fourteenth sainnual meeting of the ?? society was held In the large hall of the Religioua InEtitution Rooms. The attendance was eomewhat Isll, attributable no doubt to the inclemency of the weather. The Rev. Pro feesor Hill, president of the society, occupied the chair; and on and around the platform we observed the Rees. Dr. Paton, Dr. Napier, ...

... i ALTf OF'ODOR,' The dethin idou, we had fallen since the 'end of Jaznuayw an xiie an locrease Inthe. 'week, that exided last Saturday, when~ihey were 1,415. I The .meanf ?? of the air was 45a4 de. last wriaes ~bu.t 1te week thtlreee & t thefii mean h~d fajleaalo w 53 dg Th vrg unibe? ofdeatlmt foithe oorrespond. inien ,Thb I O raeted~ or mcrens j1,426 ough- thn aeof o- with that which m In ...

... I FOREIGN AND COLONIAL I FRANCE. PARIS, Wgdnesdny. It is said that a great many persons have been arrested t 3 within the last few days. The number, which is stated at' p some hundreds, may be exaggerated, but it is certain that r 3 numerous a-rests have been made. They are chiefly among e t the ringleaders in the projected manifestation, to which t. I I have already alluded. The crowds, ...

... OTHE VICTORIA COROS. WAR OFFICE, FEB. 26,1862. lb, Cueen has been graciously pleased to signify her intentlion to Tfs the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the under-mentioned lirsc and Non-Commissioned Officers, whose claims to the same have bss5e submitted for her Majesty's approval, on account of acts beve bry performed by them, in India, as recorded against their Dsr ?? DH~sITR KJATINGE, ...

... cdt FRIDAY, MARCH 7; 1862. PERMANENT FUND FOR ACCIDENTS IN MINES AND COLLIERIES. A thing worth doing at all is worth. ...

... At a Home Missionary meeting held in the board room of the Additional Curates' Aid Society, the other day, the Rev. T. J. Rowsell, M.A., rector of St. Margaret's, Lothbury, introduced the subject, School Churches and Special Services. The rev. gentleman was listened to with great attention from the fact that he had been chiefly instrumental in achieving the work of the first school church in ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, PARIS. p [ roM oURB OWN CORRKSPONDENTT) h. WEDNESDAY MoaRNING. OJ The Moniteuer of to-day contains the following aj announcement t( Thei Emperor, in view of the present difficult r, position of the workmen at the great industrial I centres, has ordered the Minister of his household a' to send 250,000f. from the privy purse to the Pre- n fects of the Departments 'of the ...

... THE REPEAL QF TEE aOT DUTY. a We have already published tho names of the members of the deputation that waited upon the Rigbt Hon. W. E7. Gladstone for the purpose of presenting memorials for the B repeal of the hop duty. t Mr. BRIuESFORD ROPE, aS the Ohairman of the Central Aseociation, introdeced the deputation, and said that he hoped they now osme before the Chaaaellor of the Ex- chequer or ...