... IIUDDERSFIELD ELECTION. TrIJUIISDAY-LAS'1 DAY.-The poll was re-opened at eight o'clock this morning, but it proceeded only very slowly. Thie Blackburneitesseemed to haveexhiausted their strength yesterday, for they only polled four votes througbout the day. Mr. Sadler polled 27, and thus succeeded in reducing his opponent's majority very considerably. Fifteen voters polled for Captain Wood, ...

... v Fil': Y 1' i !} '1) TO mj. F~tlIN A ND VOLl ICAL, (on, Ideeril butte is still ilbscrvaile llt Vice Frenich dock' 3-ii 4:i. A I Twwi o vr'if excir ionS wr re .Aedi lo, fit Cult tar seail ii: ii iii, its, ol I 211 ii s. A tew lcvy of stanlen ha.1, a ii;; lb it lill ifi covianlliivi,I in,'ivis ofti flit'le lire to be g to lbii r 1.isn li,, of tr oo t :i, I'' tie reaI,! to I l'il. ,;I:ii ilitioi ...

... SP',es.-Tbse Estrella of Mi~ldrid says :- It appear that IIIerino, withi six teen focllowers, has enteredl P irco~gal. C It They mradeL their way throulgh Tesacicovra ande Getisgmera. Wee are inficr'ucec that Deon Carlos is~ still cII Iameg, wa iting net for. troops fo hscoininM Ige. Ale have Barcelona ocral8c the lied insatan t, and they mnake no0 mttentiotn Of dcc r news given by the ...

... REMARKS ON MR. BEVERLEY'S LETTER TO H. It. H. THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, &c. TO THlE EDITORS 0OF THE LEEDS MIENICURVt GFM T1LTIMEN~,-f address 3yost, in thle hope that tile feel- lsointg letter may be prnittedt ito your Journsal, and bes.omne thie subject of d publitc remark. p In the column Is of the Leeds Mtercury for Dleoosslee 14th, (ft-rotc sent , to me by a frieid, I Soost bocaeer ocquita ...

... I DINNER TO AMIU HUTT. real, s ONq Wedniesday last, pursuvant to announce- this s mcot, a Public Dinner was given to this gentleman, by see a I his friends and Supporters, in thle Muisic, Hall, Jarraft- Ilealti street, which Was appropriately fitted up and decorated we sab for thle occasion. In, front of thle orchestra, a large, may Cl table, somewhat elevated, crossed the room, and three part ...

... CLAMTS OF THIE DISSENTERS. rUBLIC MEETING AT IIUDDERSFIELD. d A meeting of thle Independentis, Baptists, and Methodists , c f the New Ceonnexion, to memorirlize his Majesty's ministrsc, err the subject of the grievaice; under which they, its disseaters, flow labour, wans Itell in Riomsdea Street chapel, Itoddelcriteir, al monral evenuing last. On thle motion of the Rev. J. Toortire, seconded1 ...

... LADY 1-JEMi'LEY'S CIIARITY. To TH4E EDITORS OF THlE LEEDS MERCURY. or* nailf GEr TIET -N,-A curious epistle appears in your last 1. of lferetiry, silbscribed A Unitarist, but which, frotn the almost hound. * of leas range of its topics, might rather have aeawmed the moreappropriate eg, signatulre of anr Owniairianr, lincs it intermelddlcs ivith ell soils of know. nf ledge, theological, ...

... HE FUNDS. m I's r2irta& Saturd. 11ona. J it. I II'd Darnk Stork ' s 'f icr elit Jted.. 8 :9 13! :i pier ('era. C'ulls. 8.9' 8 s':~ ss 4s'1 cn0i, for Acumint 89)j S9& 00 go~if 88I' !t'1 8 4periCent. 139. 101 3A i~ui~4Ii Ncw fA toer C(ets. 9 J9 ( fla N1 per (Cent. fRed.. 9-4ti1 T .1iW ht 'ji India 8trek .. 2~t Q J~7te lndia Bois 2 ' 25 t So - 5 ' ling AnnuiLities. . 1it5. l : ...

... I STArE AND PROSPECTS or TO IYISM. | (Js.-.1n 1'aser's 3L-teuzjisef~r Jo natry.) Pausing, then, for a moment, to review the points to which we have adverted, we may observe - 1. That thc imputation of a foildaes fur arbitrary measures, as ax peculiar 1eature of Toryisio is at once nve'Wairrt bv the faot, that when the governiment falls into the ha'.d- of the Whig,, they are sure im dediatet v ...

... PUBLIC DINNIER TO I)ANIEL GASKELn, ESQ. il. P. FOR WAKEMIE1,I). sdoil 11onday, a public dinner was given by tite friends xf of liberal princi esi citll Waeitliel d, ito teir pop uln at tpre.enis t i. tative, D~anie ci iaskeil, Eisq. inl Itorior of Isk independlent if parlians enitacy conduct inl the ]last Sessioni of 'Paifrism corl, inl i. the Old[ Assembly Iloam, at tile While tolart Ion. ...

... ' Li1 be Tuer vote of the Firench Chamber of' Deputtiel the Address inl reply to thle IKing' Spcech shams phiant majority in favour of the line of policy caliedl itt lrer~p teh just' miiiheii, that is, a policy inl atccoedanice wit' ameniieel Charter, and alike distant from the principle,; Carlistsancd the Republicana. The addre,;., after bh,, Icus~sed paragraph by paragraph, wis put as a y7, ...

... TO PRESERVE kASOOM13T'ERS FROM DECAY, 1'y OXNDIZING IN TIIE INSIDE, AND TO S;ECUE. THE: ?? COLLAPFIING FR1OM T1HO FORMATION OP A VACLL TO THlE EDITOIRS OF TIlE LZEDS MEnCU!1Y. y T E.E ?? (asmmaerera are liable to hej:mr- i- Y dccay from o.ydizing hi tie inside, I iould recommnelld the fil I mg i I n simple prsmservmtise. Take a quanmtity of the cheapest nil ym:m Cae m' (I vith, and pour it ...