... Mexican garrison were allowed to return to their homes. Owinsig to a furious storm, the navy could net ta-ke any ac- tive part in the operations of the bombardment. Th ese arrivals bning intelligence of the opening of the Hudson, the ice baving gone without ...

... MlSCELLANEOUS. IT Trnu RAILWAY Qurr.a~-A train on one of Mr Hudson's ti lines was lately delayed twenty-seven minutes, that a pine- apple, ordered by telegraph), might be procured for M'vrs g Hudson. PROVING TOO MUCTI.-Three Jews, each of mature size, d applying ...

... half-past seven, Charles Pickens, E*)., entered the hall, and was received with hearty acclimations taking the chair. Dr. Hudson, the secretary, read letters of apology from the Duke of Montrose. Lord Cockbure, the Lord Advocate, and Mr. Wyse, lateM.P ...

... remaining in India. -4N*r. Th r. first l»&lf-y early meeting of tlie York and North Kailway Company, since the resignation of Mr. Hudson, was held at York, on Thursday. The cardinal fact was, that only £17,875 was available at profit—a sum which would yield only ...