... I I 0 THE EDITOR OF TIM DAMLY NEWS. Ss, -Junet now that we are at our wit's end for cojton, halfof ourcotton operatives thrown out of workand a grievous uncertainty staring us in the f~oo whether this year's cotton may get be grown or saved at all in the Southerni ?? Stat'es, it may he of importance to inquire what ihas become of the project of a railway across Honduras. There ~is %no portion ...

... THE'EJECTION OF THE NONCONFORMING CLERGY IN 1662. A preliminary meeting of the Cardiff Noncon- formists was held on Monday last, in the vestry of Bethany Chapel, to take into consideration the course to be pursued in this town with reference to celebrating the bi-centenary of the above event. On St. Bartholomew's Day (August 24th), 1662, about 2,000 Church of England clergymen were ejected ...

... REMOVAL OF TIlE NORTH STAFFORD! SHIRE INFIRMARY. An adj ournued meeting of the Governors of the North Staffordshire Infirmary was held at the NorthStaffordshire Hotel, Stoke-on-Trent, yesterday, for the purpose o taking into consideration the report of the committee als to the siteforthenew Infirmary. Itis unnecessary to say that two or three meetings have been previously held in refes' eice ...

... NOTWITSTANDING our experience of news- paper audacity, it is yet somewhat surprising to I us to find so many journalists giving a flippant i off-hand opinion upon such a delicate and ' difficult question as that wbich on two recent evenwig mas aroused the House of Commons from its listlessness and -called forth the highest f powers of its most distinguished members. s There has been nothing in ...

... | THE SEND LIFE GUARDS. We (Globe) have every reason to hope that a very serious clroumtaneewhich sleatated to have occurred lately at Windsor, in one of her Majesty's household regiments, will be mde the menF Of restoring the corp~s to the p~ositl It ought to hold In the army, and whioh fewv yeus duce-it did hold. For a eon siderable time the 2nd LUfe Guards, as a regiment, ?? been gos down ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, I (BY MAGNUMTI TELEGRAPH.) (l&.n¢tecss Teckgna.nn.) Turin, Thursday, March 20. Ganribaldi's return is definitely fixed for to-morrow. A perfectly good understanding reigns between bnim n(l Snor liatanzzi. A rurnolr respectirg a choice of a Minister for Foreign Affairs is unfounded. Athels, Mauell 15. The insurrection at Nasiplia may niov be considered ns tvcirinainnited. ...

... A correspondent of the Times, writing from Alex- andria, under date of Alarch 0th, aftermentioning the arrival there of the Prince of Wales, says:- On Tuesday, at midday, his Royal Highness left Cairo for Upper Egypt. The Pasha's steamer convoy- ed the Prince and his suite from the palace of Kasr- en-Nil, and they were accompanied by Vice-Consul Calout for the first day. AtDjizeb, ?? again ...

... ILATEST NEWIS.1 - [RIIUTER'S TELEGRAMS,4 (BP Mlfaosetie and El lectric Teteraphe. ) ITALY. TuR1sr, Mfarch. 20. A. ruinottu is current that M. Farini has accepted the post of Minister for Foreign Affairs. FRANCE. PAurs, Mfarch, 20. The rumours of approaching Ministerial modifi- cations are entirely Unfounded. The Paris evening journals announce that General Douay has gone to Toulon, whence lhe ...

... TIHE CRISIS IN PRUSSIA. THLE parlial31lentary system of government is a sad puzzle to Continental mionarchs. Princes brought up -iith ve-ry lofty ideas of the kingly prerogative find it hard to uinderstand, and still harder to love, the institutioton which at once liMits, sustains, and dignifiecs the royal power. The union of the people V-ith the monarch in the work of overnluelit is a lheory ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. THERE is always a difficulty in ascertaining the real state of the Qaeen's health but from the accounts fit the few who have seen her Majesty during her walks and drives about Windsor Castle, there is season to believe that the rumours which have tirculated in several journals are greatly exaggerated. Preparations, I hear, are already being made for her sojourn to ...

... 11- WT . 'TP UTIR TIATM.V-RPAp 1ITle WEEK TISII6 ALF.YElAR, Total Same Iner. or Mileage RAILWAYS. 1862. 1861. t,-ycr 1861. Deorse. '629 'IA . 187 1000 19625 19411 8214 1136 irknheadl ?? _ _ 33 33 Bristol and Exeter-.. 5 734 - 61194 d - 125 125 Caledonia ?? 13684 b - 97572 _ 220 2'0 Cornwall ?? 1202 - - 54! 54 Corkand Blandon .. 319 312 3452 3508 d 50 20 20 CorklS'roeky&ssar% e 163 190 - - - ...

... By the arrival of the Niagara, we have New York advices to the 4th inst., confirming the successes of the Federalists, and reporting other movements of the Confederates. Nashville is now completely in the Union, so far as possession and postal communication can nake it so. The Federal mails new ran to the town, and a previsional governor of Tennessee has been apisointeti. He will reside at ...