... NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. HOUSE OF (COMMONS.-THIS DAY. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Poor Relief (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill-committee; Births and Death; Registration (Ireland) Bill-second reading; College of Physicians (Ireland) Bill-secondrending; Bastardy lIreland) Bill-aecond reading; Pierand HarbourActAmendmentB1l- committee; Industrial Schools Acts (1811) ...

... EXTRAORDINAR.Y ACT OF MUNIFICENCE. GIFT OF 150,000!. TO THE LONDON POOR. The following correspondence makes known an unexampled act of beneficence: S.Loudon, March 12, 1862. Gentlemen,-In reference to the intention which it is the object of this letter to communicate, I am desirous to explain that from a comparatively early period of my com- mercial life I had resolved in my own mind that ...

... isbe natap Pom~o COVENT GARDEN. THIS RvTSnSa, DINORAII. Messrs. Santley, H. Corrl, St. Albyn and W. Harrison: Misses ThirlwaU and L. and S. Pyne. -And COURT AND COTTAGE. Mr. G. Honey and Hiss L. Pyne.-Conductor, Mr. Alfred ?? at 7. HAYMA B}CET. TEs EVESING, OV.R AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, Bncstons, B. Viiiters, and Rogers. Mrs. C. Young, Miss Oliver. -THE WIFE'S PORTRAIT. Mr. Howe and ...

... King Otho has issued the following proclamation: Greeks i-A deplorable event has caused trouble in the kingdom, and filled my heart with sadness. Some of the men to whom the safety of the country and the strength of its laws had been confided, whose fidelity should have been guaranteed by the sanctity of their oath, and military honour, have violated their honour and their oath, and, ...

... The report of the directors of this company states that with regard to the line from Lahore to Umritsur, 32 miles, much difficulty had been experienced in obtaining an adequate supply of sleepers, from the unusually low state of the rivers for the two preceding years, and other causes, Ballast has also been coming in very slowly from the na. tive contractors. Notwithstanding these hindrances, ...

... COLONIAL AID E =IXG&dftO *itrmilU GE2~~~.C.1 ?? AUSTR41AN EMIGBATION.' A letter from Ielourne, dated hiuiary ?2k has the following:- The feeling amongst all classes of the eountry on the news becoming known, that! the Feder .s iad seized in a grgish'stt amer *the Southern commis.- sionere was one rather of surprise than concern that the ?? States ?? so far have forgotten their sense' of right ...

... Tv THEA&TRESY IN PASSION, WEE=, ' On Wednesday nisrning i deputtt0on waited upoh Lbrd' Sidaey, the Lord Chamer ain, at St. Jame's Palace, on: *ths subject ef the proposed. opening of tbe Londoa: theatres during Pasion-week. The Archdeacon of London read the following tuenorlal: an y -Lord,-We, - the undersignedihaving heard wth deep to rerdthat in the licese tgranted to the'mtropolitan ...

... VOLUAT-rEEl RIFLE CORPS OVE> , .D- THE BRIGm-TON REVIEW.I-The followiiV l teer corps have already applied for and rer.eiv. -. SiOI from the Secretary of State for War to ', '1 review at Brighton, under Lord Clyde, on Eastei bioi i 1st Middlesex I5Victori!L) Rifles, 2nd (South) ,i *i-v 11the (St. George s), 19th (Workilng Men's Col?- . (North-West), 23rd (Inns of Court), 28th (Lors.s(, . i ., ...

... A CCIDET 017 THE ORA ND TRUNK BAILWAY | OF CANADA. The Toronto Leader reports an alarming accident on the Grand Trunk Railway: About five o'clock on Monday morning an accident of a somewhat extraordinary character occurred on the Grand Trunk Railway, near Port Union station, about seventeen miles east of Toronto. A special passenger train, with the English mail by the last Canadian steamer on ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CO svPONDENT.) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING. An amusing misprint in the moniteur represents M. Rouher, senator and Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, as making a speech in the Corps Leagislatif against the protectionists. The Temrps maliciously pretends to be misled by the AMoniteur's mistake-the fact being ...

... ?? ?? $&mx k -jiay~giv ?? radbbo asid interesting account o the Thaplage-the eeils who Are now devastating ,vast. Boxtiqopte , ise ?? f na single Ohinese of AO h ~ cor m 7re, e of ll h te ed 0 On the eotral~, wherever the Tsepings ap. I . qne, billf- ?? roperty Imoved-away before them. They have no-regular qUiNI bwrof ally lgeop pat.m owl o la, ohl Ie~4 eo ,,y SDO re 0Ma: ,oI ,Tha Wi.. ° . ...

... . ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCH 24. TheLord Chancellor,theDiuke of Argyll, andthe Earl of St. Germans attended as commissioners. and signified the royal assent to the Consolidated Fund (18,000,0001.) Bill and the Exchequer Bills Bill. The LoanD CH NOELLOR took his seat on the woolsaac at 5 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Caterham Waterworks Bill and the Great Britain Mutual Life Assurance ...