... . ,^ . I.X . 1tf ,ll t i * S E gal t;s zv j Or f! l w Al S7{[ [ U ! ! l Alp e j iWINDSOR CASTLH, FAS. 2&. The Queen, with Princess Louise, Prince Leo- old, Princess BeNatrice, and -Pkince Christia, arrived at WindsoiCatl aw a'quartirb eore aeven o'clck las even., iag'trom Buekinrhsaii Pala'ce. . , , ?? of ?? cburgle, L~ord C~harles Pitro, arnd Colenel the Bion. D. de Rca were in attendance. ...

... On Saturday a deputation of members of the Tower Hamlets and Metropolitan Associations for the Equalisation of the Poor Rates waited on the Presidler: of the Poor-law Board, to urge the necessity of mnak;in some additions to the provisions of the new 3Ietropolitc Poor Bill. Lord ENFIELD, M.P., introduced the deputation, whiel was composed of Sir Charles Bright, ALP.. the Rev, Septimus Hansard, ...

... AI ERICA, . ?? I.Fesa. a (ENUmn's TRUGNas.) The royal mail steam-ship China, from Halifax and Boston, arrived at Queenstown at 9.20 a. m. yesterday, with 115 passengers and about 5,000 dols. in specie. After landing all the mails and ten passengers she proceeded immediately for Liverpool. All well. She experienced very severe easterly gales throughout the passage. NEW YORK, FEB. 25, EvMnUNG. ...

... ATLANTIC AND IGCET WESTERN BAILWA Y. I ?? A crowded, meeting of the proprietors in the Atlantic and Great Western Railway (New York' Penn- sylvania and Ohio, Consolidated), was hold at the lundon Taven yesterday, on the invitation of the committee of investigation appointed at a previous meeting. Sir W. RusstL, M.P., who was voted to the chair, in opening the proceedings, said the reason why ...

... These artistes have just concluded successful engagements at Liverpool, Edinbro', and Carlisle. The Carlisle Journal, March 1st, says:- Oil Tuesday night last the Carlisle Amateur Dramatic Society commenced a series of entertainments In the Mechanics' Hall in this city. They were assisted by the Sisters Nelson, who on two previous occasions have given eclat to the perforiu- ances of the ...

... DREADFUL. SHIPIRECKS 9F VIENIA. An official despatch from 'her 3,Iaesty,' cqnsul at Valencia has- ?? received at the board of trade, coimmunicat-ingtheparticulars of amostfearful storrn off 'that ceast on the .2nd and 3rdinst., accompanied with mobt linr.entable consequences.' The following isa copy of the despatch:- BritishVice-ponsulate, Valencia, March 7.-Xii,, -It is my painful duty to ...

... THEE REFlORIM L IA4UF A smee6lngw hhad ben'oanve5edby ?? League, wsee held in Trafag-suare ?? Lnight. It ras one of the serieas whoh is to take place tbtere and in other parts of London, foir the purose of warning the people against being misled ?? willing Toq reformers end false Liberals, MUr Beales, preesdent of the League, opened the proceed. ings at eight o'clock, at which time there were ...

... FOREIGN fITELLIGENCE. At a banquet given at St.'Fetersburgh the Grand DuNe Nicholassproposed s toast to the G~reek volunteers in Caudia, vho had fonght so heroicallyfend sacrificed their lives for.ngreat cacse, end whoe brethren rwere theaonly sllies of Russia in the Critnean war.. The Asenui' Ntaaotsa thinks the toast almost tanta- mountito adeclaratioi of war.- To wish long life to the ...

... THr FmEND-IN-NEED SOCIETY, an institution :- which the working classes are much interested, is orderef by the Master of the Rolls to be wound up. FIst AND Loss OF LirE.-Yesterday a fire broke oun in the premises of Mr. Loibbury, Sand-lane, Fulham during which Ann Dayett was burnt to death. TIE: CONVICT WAGuR.-Mr. Walpole, after communi- Cating with Mr. Justice Lusb, has commuted the senteuce ...

... A MRENCH VIEW OF PENIANMSM We extraot the following from an article in the Jeorna ec, Debuts from the pen of John Lemoinne - The English ministers declare in the Chambers every day that the Irish insurrection is extinguished, and that the troops which the Government have at their disposal are more than sufficient to suppress any serious move- ment, and y, t the revolt is not put down, and ...

... Friday, 2 o'clck. Chid Obtningld VeWd. REUTER 'S TELEGRAMS. GERMANY. BERLIN, March 29.-The formation of the North German Federal Army, as regards its constituent corps and divisions and the mode of inspection, is not yet definitively settled. The arrangements are at present only in a preparatory stage, and all statements relative to the future organization of the Federal military forces are ...

... Earl Grey has published a letter contradicting Lord Brougham's assertion that household suffrage was agreed to by the whole Liberal party present at a private meeting on the subject in 1829, and brings forward the Earl of Radnor as a witness to the contrary. But as Lord ]3rougharn is in his ninetieth year, and Lord Radnor in his eighty-ninth year, it is perhaps better not to attach too much ...