... I |URUAlT MEETING 0P THE CAB TRADE. I The cab ?? and cabmen assembled in it- |mneue numbers at Eoxeter Hall on Tuesday night, for the purpose of adopting measures to resist the imposi- tion of the new lamp regulations, which have excited 0o much dissatisfaction amongst the body at large. The hall was densely filled long before the, period announced (seven oclocl) for opening the proceedings, ...

... % DESTRUCTION OP PORTMAN-MAREKET BY FIRE. Shortly After midnicht o(in Sstnrday lo9t a fire weg discovered at No. 2A, New COurob-streot, Lddgware-road, oceupied by Mr. 1;. Johnson, bootmaker. T[bi shop forms one of a nliurbeu iu-mediately contiguous to Port- msn-marhet, and the Dier ?? with such rapidity as eventually to destroy the mnorket building and twenty shops. Peortnmsumauret embrwed a ? ...

... PBOpOsED aBmOVAL OF BILLINGSGATE M._AKE.. r A propoal ia now before the Corporation of the City of b Lnon for the removal of this anolent market to some central e part of the Oity, where It can be brought into direct coummuni- oatlon with the various railroads by which fish are now regularly , onveyed to the metropolis from some of the remotest parts of the kingdom, and in larger quantities ...

... I THIE GB3AT CHRISTI'MAS CATTLE MARKET. | 1 Nitwithtanldinag that the past has been a vcry tirea- voraible season for the production of- cattle fosid-l- c c isipply now itl the country beingc unusually souill-t-i e show of beasts here for Christilelai otasC olllpi li'l was quite equal to niy former period OIs regards ,ilt c All breeds, with the exceptisis of tlic hitre polled S4co., werewell ...

... CllURCII-RlATE SEITZURE3S AND SALE AT SUNDE-RLAND. NlFRAOUDTll SCENE. r Ocl Moidaiy an sxtraordes 'icy scene VI'LIS enaeteld ill i Sunderlaind s icrthct, when a iqulutity of goods seiztrc I nn 1 Cholnch-rlatee icc-re sold by ausction, Froamilit- maF Joshua ,Wilson Bircs., thc pliticipal nterelmcmtc ill the pro-isi, ccxci inccnhsrerof ttle Soc ty of Fnioztii, tjtctrci ilu ; t v *f cheose Worth ...

... A COUNTESS IN TUE BANKRUPTCY COURT. At tie Bankruptcy Court, London, the coos of a lady was heard which excited riuch interost, The bankrupt is described as Junia Maria, D'Alteyrac, of 32, ['ark street, Grosvenor-s(uare, connouly knoon as the Coun- tess D'ALteyrac, othorwise Willoughby, of no occupation, now in prison for debt in Bream's-ulildiags, Chancery- lane. Hfer ladyship's rame is ...

... EXTflAORDINTARY CHAIRGE A.GAIINST A. YIEAI | I BE]R OF THE STOCK EXKCHANGE. At the Hertford County Maghte it1es' Bench oe Satlur- day Mr. Jolhn Bruce, of the St&oclk Exehalige, and of As', wick Manor, Hatfield, was Wharge3 With assaulting and beating Angelina Veinsh ?? tild. It appeared from the statcencni:ts of the complainant and several of her fellow-servants that on tfiu night of SaLurday, ...

... TEfE SECRETS OF THE CONFECTIONERY TRA.DE. ?? .1 e 11 -. m OrI r.- 01-.- ?? ?? 0 At the Sheffield Towa Hall Mr. Ch:Lrlcs Fielding, pro- 'I e vision dealer, Snighil], was suanmolned, on the informa- B tion of the chief sanitary inspector, for having in his pos- session a large quantity of batter totally unfit forhunaan econsuption. The butter which had been seized at the defendant's shop' he had ...

... 'TFIE MANUF 3'2l?fl? c? II ?? 'ill the military gurtiritvdnj i a .r'.nrgham, ?? proT rrUr, e polry of tile varlous -onos osip~lovod in tnhe tiriAde'6 taRC1' to thle; ?? _ lre rr1srlr0;1is $ e weely tire ouit of u ot 0oID,'i00 to 67. i' ril ln:fty ?? all h.inds B rrreih.1od.evern of Ooa'SO,, Inars! in requos' hat buerrs ofe compelled '0 ?? he whast-i l sr inn ci armz oar lee prsdochrii by ?? u ...

... i = - - 1 I 'EI ?? .. r 0,11, F ?? Lilt ?? e'~tlt. ?? ?? I 'XI 3I$' , 1ic LI Ii- ILoi -rI' - o lc l i, it pp; li i cicaga it p- 'tO - 'ii ''6 - ' - '1¼ I' ?? foI' It 0 t,tt c fi0III Bei P-ce 'd1t i -1- u nt ?? ?? I i IoT, -o0 r'c'c- rl WOZ p0 .ti tue1 -ec llaftic-ul o--.iao.ofM til '061 IC t''''I I t~h ;Ie drt''' If llii''l t l e it 1'IC OS 3 ii INjL1 3 '1 1' f - it ita ;10, (Ic it' WU i ? ...

... >|THE COAL SUPPiLY OFLNDON BY RATLWIVY. The quantity of coal brounght to London in ?\Iayby the different railways was 4214207 tons, oa kibinb the Midlaead cartied 125,726 tons, Great Northera 80,14-d, Nortl-Wettern 31,4100, Great Enotern 78,090, Grreat Western ritl223, other companies 1,R77 tons. ?? con- tintled coldness of lAo' weather i' the month of May, whieh han rendered household fires a ...

... TfES ThONDON. . p WA . TR AD`1 A A ;t Wotsh}p' ''tetb 00 'lUOgi0 M~r r J6b- netarle, a ; 6orrireeper, 'of 10ibUho, .gteeu, ?? Xn ?? 'CD ii ea~iiuhicurg iin, under -h Met-iisdAto : 0 > u~~ m m o p rh elliq (; ¢l Edwa'd' Huttol, ' &srmir;ni 'nr on b nlhoaws liI *M .rrtOld V~ord aidttb hi d hemr xu the Hpiln^d ofteqaity of the ' bd he in rouse wtrcani 55Ot 15 eSimiplo/ ille 1AL ?? ?? be icsh'ied ...