... THE CAB QUEhSTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiD,-The letter of E 1. K, has completely staggered me. I have been a cab' proprietor for upwards of twelve years, and until yesterday I have always enter- tained the idea that 1 was doing justice to myself by requir- ing about the same amount per day of my drivers as other proprietors weretaking of theirs. But if your correspondent is ...

... i THE DEBATES O0 THE PAN-ANGLICAN SkNOD I~ .e {, . ?? , ?? _ The Beword publishes the following statement of the discussions which took place with closed doors in the episcopal conference at Lambeth. Our contemporary, while expressing in the strongest mode its full confidence in the hoasdfide nature of the communication, and its onr conviction, nop only of the truthfulness of the writec, bti ...

... I I 7 Yesterday Mr. James Neivtori Goreni the bar- rister appointed to revise the lists of voters for knights of the shire to serve in parliiamentfor the county of Middle- seix held aoouirt 'atl'the' Vestry-hall, King's-rofd;for the revisipn of the lists of the.patishes voting at thbe. King's. cross polling district- 'Mr. Gilbert, of 47, dharing-cross, agent for the Middle. sex Liberal ...

... THE REV. JAMES FRASER AND TME COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES. _ The following correspondence relating to Mr. Fraser's report on education is the United States, has appeared in the Boston Advertiser: Upton Rectory, Reading, England, July 12, 1867. From a letter of the correspondent of the London Times, dated Boston, June 27, and published in the Times of yesterday, Ifind that, though ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TE UESAY, FEB. 21. h Their Lordshipe met at 5 o'clock. ti Petitions were presexited by the Earl. of BEL3TorE from g the Netropolitili Board of Works agist bars and gates Y in several parts of thle metrolpolis, and praying to be heard befoe th selct ?? Traffic Regulation Bill. t, By te Arhbisop o CAM~aBUitY rontseveral places P in Yorshire on te subect o ritulismand praying in ...

... - THE IJNSURREGTION- -NCREIM.- -- - _ . ?? I .. .- 1, (mo `6ioxn 0SOAL eo'nizaror ); m r HEADQUARTTERS:OFV.EZ INSURGENT FOROES, -NEA HERCIUaM ,AP~IIYaL 20o ?? '1 ; 'The battle of yesterday waf is.a,k ?? prof that, beyond the walls of their sea-coast f&tresei, the: Turks have little hold upon Crete. Theynmay 1 profess to, blieve the uectio ian end, . but they have to fight their way klile ...

... I THE C0OLLIRY .XPLOSION' ;YEAxBERNStr.!I I B - R i i i i Jz :. Y: ?? B4BWSLEY, MowA.x The adjourned inquest tan fifteen o.,the bodies recovered from the Oaks Colliery was resumed this morn- ing before Mr. T. Taylor, coroner for the Wakefield did. e trict, in the Barissley Court-house. Mr. Vernon Black- C burn, bar-ister appeared on behalf of the proprietors of a the colliery; *Dir. BKenyon ...

... DRURY LANE. Tws EVNINig, THE ME:BCHANT OF VENICE. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. E. Phelpe, Barrett, Mead, and arsby; Mesdames H. Vezin, Golier, & Hudspeth.-And NUMBER NIP; OR, HARLE- QUIN AND THE GNOME KING OF THE GIANT MOUNTAIN. HAYMARRET. TiS EVNI NiGi, A LESSON OB.~ LIFE. Mressrs. Sothernu, R~ogers, Clark, Compton, &c.; Mrs. Chippendale, Misses Hill, Wright, &c.-LOBD) DUNDREARY MARRIED AND DONE FOR ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY HEWS.t SIR -The great interest which you have shown ( in the iabours of the association for improving the condi- tion of the sick poor in the metropolitan infirmaries, and the powerful support which you have given to the efforts by which it has succeeded in procuring the recent moet useful legislative act of Mr. Hardy for the purpose, induce . me to hope that you ...

... , ?? (PROM OUR OWN CoRRESroNnET.) FLORENC, ArIa7 t Hi Of course the news of our- misfortune will have arrived, and will have been commented upon in the unfavourable sense in which alone English- a men can comment on it, long before this reaches to 0' you. I think that there is hardly anybody here- I certainly no political party-that does not feel and h admit the last change of ministry to be ...

... FR ;. '1 FICOUR OWN70' OODSS [The following appeared in our Evening' 'dition of yesterday:] PARM.IS, WEDNSD EvENING. The 'Empress is indisposed; and in consequence the usual Thursday evening reception, and a grand dinner which was announce. for; to-morrow. are postponed. I presume that tle treacherous north wind which accompanied the bright April sun on the opening day of the Exhibition gave ...

... I REUCTINSIN~THFlEITALTJTANjJU~.RVXY,~. ?? General Cugia, the Italian Minister of War, has addressed the following report to the King, under date 6th January, upon the reductions which the ministry propose to effect in the army: Sire,-Your Mcifesiyis aware that the Administration of War, in fixing the presumptive budget for 1866, was guided by the principle of the strictest economy, the ...