... LOYDOZNi CHATHAM, AND DOVER The ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the Victoria-6tation, Mr. GBOS- VnNOn HODGKINSON, MP.., in the chair. The report, which has been published, was taken as read. The CHAiRYAN having explained that this was the first ordinary meeting nader the Arrangement Act of last year, twhich- provided that separate meetings should be held ...

... ..;rO . IS i I OX V8. { ttoA F S g TLIE A-- -: II Pq - Y kW& t the Charge of a murder agaid person3 egto have been concerned ir in the Feniantre at ClerkenweU was resued by Sir a Thom as Henry at the Bow-street Police-court. Y Mr. Giffard, QC., and Mr. Poland, instracted by the e Eodcitors to the Treasury, conducted the prosecution; e and the prisoners were defended by the same solicitors as ...

... PABZI XBJPTART. Mr5isfls FOR rim PAW J-BMBTAWEKE I I~ ~ ~RSgfiRW el^ ZHOUSE OF COMMONSE-TIM DAT. of BODERS' OF TRI DAY. Dy Flnes and Fees (rlasnd) Bill-econd reading; Pablil is, l Depa~rtments (ExtraReceipts) Bill-thzird raig; Bail. 3 ways (lxensieon of. 'lifls-Bill-seon~d resdinq; Eas ?? Museum Site Bill'-ebnsideration of Lords amend.. byments; YWaZsds rn ~ ht NOTICES OF MOTIONS. he Mr. ...

... IDREADFUL SUFFBRZNGS OP SHIP WEROERD ; . ?? ?? era rs Weead in the Gijraar CcroicZe of Jan. 20 ?? ?? British barqne, Minnie Gordon, whice arrived at this, eii port yesterday, from New York, brought the mastet and two seamen of the United States schooner Moses Waring. le This vessel was water-logged in a gale, and on the 18th of of December was fallen in with by the Minnie Gordon, when, d the ...

... 1 A..despatch from Vienna, an'nounces that the Government of the Sultan have received informa- tion of a' vast conspiracy in Bulgaria, and the ministry have been assembled to deliberate on the steps to be taken. The Grand Vizier has been ordered back from Crete. We extract the follow- ing from the North-Eastern Correspondence of Vienna: - - i Our most racent information from Bacharect, ...

... FRIDAY. F iBRuUARY'28. 8 A.M. Le. _ B. T. W. lti 12 Nairn ?? 29.62r 37 S.W. 1 Aberdeen .. 29,04r 40 W..W. 1 Leith ?? 29. COr 40 W.S.W. 2 Ardroasau.. 29.67r 46 W.S.W. 1 Gireencastle. 29.861 41 S.W. 1 Valentia ?? 29.0Cf 49 W.S.W. 6 Cape Clear29),721 I W.S.W. 8 Rouhe'slt.. 29.7364| S.W. 6 Lvssrsosl ?? 29,88f 48 S. 8 Ellyb ?? 29.76147 S.S.E. 0 Penzance .. 29.92f 4I S.S.W. 4 Brest .. - 29.95f 46 . ...

... ?? ?? I-I.- . I I 1, I. I., , ? , i ,kk ) ?` ? T 6??? ?l ?? . ? z ?? ?. I ?? ',hete ?? Iliregret~to sayi, 'an'extemdlytirlin at- ten~dan~epof 4ep 'eJu, b ?tei' p fntr mraoment.') This hasgivea rise ;t siiong. eenoure, itherfemis.nomwantoi poaif and o, po~ect' ...

... ARBITRATIOND o THE L;. CLAIMS. r M-MrArrh onb' -3$AOtb'a ' nh'A ni'efi, rexiaet ien'°nd I 1tad a 'reAd *ithD gfeat 1ea'S&re the articles and lu~ters. Voo ntly published bylvarioui' English ~ju s- (and 'espdeiallk the ktteir* 'ft- the Rev. Nb4id'fAuil-4tU'thoAse !a'ddr-etibdd ily Lord ,fAdbas*tjL 6'th6'f 2V ); rd1sative4''the'piqcosed re- 6Wrdhde'of the AIabanj caims* to arbitration. 1 ...

... l SEo YORKSHIRE. i*.~r * ;secretary to the ?? of Edifc'a(ong1,4sa presented a report 1, oiiut 5ic'Jeteb 0Stegh~icali'n n to the president and centlslcbm'lni t~e£ b s1iM Uonit of Mechanics' ; Iigstweues;' TVo 'a August@71itt'authorised himn to visit the tovi*'si n Yorkshire~itwhich scientific instruction is given in ene&' ?? i' institutions or otherwise, and to report the state of that ...

... THlE :INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. : ~ . I ?? ,1 By the arrival of the above mails we have re- ceived advices from Shanghai to January 7th; Hong Kong, January 15th; Singapore, January 22nd; Ceylon, January 29th, &c. INDIA. The Ceylon Observer of the 14th January says. The state of affairs in some of the principal grain pro- duoing districts of the island is serious in the extreme, owing to the ...

... TO THE ZDITOR OF TM DALY YEWS. SIR,-A short time since you did me the honour to insert a letter of mine on the subject of Beggars, in which I advocated that some change should be made in the vagrancy laws, and that the beggar, instead of being looked upon primarily as a criminal, should be treated as an objeet of destitution, and be sent to the workhouse under a power of detention to the ...

... (FROM OUR OWvN CORRESPOND!NT.) Cl el CORK, SATURDA.Y DIONING. the most important arrest in connection with on Feoiilissmi since those which followed the rising :M F BTrcI last wvas that effected in this city last t} I? t. The police have at length got hold of the a, edloubtable Captain Mackay, the leader of the g( aisaffectd in this quarter, and the priue mover I l the alarllin-g exploits they ...