... THE NEWRPY A-ND ARMAGH RATLTVAY. [1r O~f DU;. SmF.u nzEPORTnR.] LoNDON, VEDNESDAY. 'NE Select Committee of the House of Commons to whom t'his Bill was referred met again to-day in Room No. 3. Mr. l)ENT (member for Scarborough) took the chair; and the other me-mbers of the Comrnittes wert !Mr. Clare Sewell Read, Sir Edmand Le5ch- mere, and Lord Edward Cavendish. The first Bill on the list was ...

... THfE BISHOP OF CALRLISLE ON RITUALISM. I Last night the third of a course of Lent lectures on important questions of the day was delivered in St. George's church, Leeds, to a numerous congregation, by ?? of Carlisle. The lecture, which wasentitled The Christian's Altar, was based on the 13th chap. Hebrews, 10th 'verse- We have an altar whereof they have no ?? which serve the tabernacle.1 ...

... I Yesterday a special meeting of the Town Council was hhld at the Town-hall, under the presidency of the ?? (Ald. Atkinson). The Town-Clerk reported that Mr. Patrick Dean had been appointed vice-consul for Spain at Hull. IS MR. COUNCILLOR MALL DISQUALIFIED ? Ald. Bannister asked whether, in consequence of the statements contained in the Waterworks Com- mittee's minutes, Mr. Hall was rightly ...

... MERSEY. D~!4W-84 BOA1DW. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks anid Harbour Board was held yesterday 'st the Dock Office Reveniue bifldings, Mr. R. Brocidebank -prepi'ed, ad'd the other' members present were lsemrs Holt, -Nibholson, Farnworth, Bold, Job, Araold,. Largton, Holme,, Mfelly, Paton, Har- risen, Hubback, Hornb , Steel, GAUOWaY, Forwecd, Littledalej BanKm, -H. Turner, and Tobin. On ...

... I F ~ o ; T J W8 I ?? . -: .tB .:F s. . :0 DEPARTURE O THF, TRUilF.ROW! LIVXPODL.- Yeeterday nmorning the^ detaohtnint8 the 54th foo, under the comnwad ef Maor Deoo, wh4 . ahefbeen in this town durmg thi Folan ornte- .h atekdfC l-f y ttain fo~t MadC Wtr. ' ?? pensiodeitS still cozinue on&duty, and the voaii tore- houses iese yet guarded. .,.IRllA L-AXb. .. The Fenit elciteut (Kaye' 'be ...

... THE MINISTERIAL RESPITE. The Times has no doubt of the wisdom of the decision arrived at. The Reform Bill in its present shape is altogether inadmissible-it has the gravest sins of omission and of commission. But it can be transformed into a measure which may be satisfactory both to Parliament and the nation. The evidence taken before Lord Grey's Committee on the effect of the Small Tenements ...

... | . ?? INDIA. BossnAy (6i2 Trieste), Feb. 28. The Viceroy has recognised ASul1 Khan as Agar of Afighanisten. Sir Bartle Frere received the addresses voted at a public meeting of the inhabitants, and also by the Bench of Jus- tices and the Chamber of Commerce, on the '25th inst. at Pareli, and replied separately to each. Sir Bartle Frere held a durbar at Parell on the 20th inst., when the Rajeh ...

... I , 9 ?? ll:.L, ,; I (REUT3W's TELEGBANS.J EVACUATION OF MEXICO BY THE FRENCH. PARIS, MKao 21. A telegram received by the government from Admiral La Ronciere, dated Vera Cruz, the 16th of March, states that the evacuation of Mexico by the French troops was completed without any accident. Not a single soldier was left behind. 'Marshal Bazaine left on the 12th inst., and Admiral Laron- ciere was ...

... TO CORRESPONDENT&. Wa ?? unde ekoto returncomnumncationoo which we do not avail eurselves. Comnuntoatone should always be legibly written In Ink and on one oi'ds of the pper only; lengtb Increases. te dlfhiculty of findlng space for thema. Wtatever is tutunded for Insertion mno be authenticated by the namue and address oS Ithe. wviter, not necessarily for pubioationsbut as a guarantee of his ...

... Henry Gardiner, a private in the 12th United B States itfantry, wasr execnted ht Ellmira, on the B let instant, for the n urdir of an old man named Andy Mulock. Alocal paper gives the annexed D a ...

... FOREIGN SEWS. . GARIBALDI'S ITALIAN TOUR. h MILA.N, MARcHU 12. 3t General Garibaldi arrived at Milan without any ea previous intimation of his intention. Instantly the news of his arrival became known, crowds of people rushed to the station with the utmost enthusiasm. IHe remained only a short time, and we proceeded to Turin. He was accompanied by his eldest son, Menotti,his daughter, Teresita ...

... SIR VELTEKS COENEWALL has announced his intention not to resign the maste: ship of the Herefordshire hounds, but to continue the joint mastership with Mr. J. H. Arkwright, of Hampton Court; therefore the meeting next Wednesday will not take place. This announcement has been received in the county with great satisfaction. We (Sporting Life) hear on good authority that there is little prospect ...