... otwd UITV &?dtrba?tioW7 AMiERICAN PAP'ERS. BY the Columbus, Cupt. Cobb, we have received New Yorkr paer tte the Yotrkmpapr to the l 6,1h ult. Thle Adoujnistration gained a tiumh i th louse of' Representatives Oen the 13th, when tle resolution of' the Senate describing the reason. assigned by the Secretary to rite Treasury for the removal of the national depositsein his report fr the 4:h Decem ...

... MANUAL LABOUR C. MACHINERY. i'hANUAAL LAsoUn Vel'SZS UIACHINERFY, EiealplifiCd ia a Specehl, &e. &c. bh the elsmberfor Lanartuhi!te. London, Cochrane & .3P1Crone, 1834. The Honourable AMeiber for. Lanarksbire has been long distinguished as the great Patro-l of the band-loom weavers. Thaf large body of operatives could hardly nave been more fortunate in a repre- sentative of their interests. ...

... STANZAS WRITTEN ON LEAVING I cannot but remember such things were, And were most dear to me. Farewell to the beauty That dwells on thy hills; Farewell to the coolness That breathes from thy rills Farewell to the blossoms That brighten thy trees, And farewell to the fragrance They fling on the breeze. When the strength of the billow Shall toss me on high, And the frown of the tempest Shall ...

... At the Morning Sitting of the Commons the Friendly Societies'Bill went through Committee. In the evening Mr. A. BARING said that he had intended to put a question of importance to Lord Althorp had he been present. He regretted that he did not see a member of the Government m the House. Mr. WARD moved the House to agree to the .Report of the Committee on the divisions in the House. The motion ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT._On Wednesday evening, aboutseven o'clock, a Vlicelvan, named John Boyd, was drowned, while hathVI& in the vicinity of the Point-fields. He had, ?? to come out of the water, got into a place as ere the bottom was very soft, on feeling which, he made an effort to regain a firmer footing, but, 'by so doing, sunk so deep that he was unable to extricate himself; arid, be- ...

... LATEST INTELLI r 1j X c n (il LOul Pll r vivr l: cotm:l l;,l>0x,l~l TnF. Mrrs~-1S Iy.-Tlie sub!jecu ?? t;:ls :t;; . . [Ministry cISntinuletS to l)! al t ?? lily i.! city; anti, IS lilitwy be SiitiCll eisl i, a o)i.risti, 0t ?? ?? vihat stlep are in l I'bt ii Coisel thir ill city, that tevrerzaltin lnill. ?? bmie ioll . , ' the CSIiitlt, i~tlicliii4 Erll (irr; adlari ,i iiiptrtessionl ailno g ...

... PAUlTr.-1C'AFTh.IIY D IUSIONS. I- I-I 1 ale ?? ?? _ .. ?? - . ¢_ [ite 311c I N-ol lIlY iij 73, ?? Jnr 'niit, who a n lb.. fl/f f ~le tiistits I t' l0 asi -i tt I''lteI clt ?? t ?? li' ?? .5. ' 4Isre itir/ti, Ptt''. se qf f/is it'lt 1 'Ott IIn sn/'q I.i / Cicyoios is tie Tith/r e 'cti,, rie it. fltif;I,, J. lilo,ithmc n .1. rc: fjwlt/frnT. Donewnt't~~it~it, W tsflorc, J. FIlOl a.f ?? W( S. ...

... It has 1been repeatedly said by members of 'both Houses t1 Parliament that the Jews of the highest class, with very few exceptions, were indifferent to the question of civil and political enfranchise- meint, and that their ambition was confined to the obtaining means of getting money. We have always considered this a most unwvorthy way of treating the subject, for even if the accusation were ...

... - - L'i)NON, .R|ON DAY ., July 7, :. i! SPAIN.-By leiters from madrid'of thei2st uit, con-' tained in the Paiis Pupbij, 'we are hiappy t learn that, thle Enolish Minister eats Arlrio, Mr. Villiers, has. a engaged in the beneyblent task of eudeavouring to put anti end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Col. v Cardoc is about to leave Madrid for the head-qiuarters of ' Ib ...

... .JULY 10.-A1thollgh the weather continues un- settled for hay making, yet there is no great damage doue, aud in the vale of this county about one-halt is secured in tolerahle condition The ground having1 experienced a deficiency of moisture since April, the crops are universally light, and are soon made g-t-ass is also deficient. The frequent showers, not- withstanding they do not penetrate ...

... Fir.-IVIREMENTT or flARI. mney. 'File final retii'oni'it of Lord (irey from, pnlj_ lie Ijibl, or rather' frm use public service (Ii his country, is ail -even too ?? nut to commanatd intense na. tis nal S uterest. The- personal character of ?? a states_ tnam-associatned with political cirrunistartces of djeep limpoltance to the! present and future initerests of Gre0t Britain and tile whole ...

... MlISCELLANET OUS. His Majesty held a levee on Wednesday, which was very fully attended. Several Church Addresscs were prc- sented. HIis Alajesty had a small dinner party in the evening. HER 5MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FROM ST. JAIES'S PALACE FoR GERMANY.-Her Majesty and suite left town on Saturday about nine on their way to WV0olwich, under an escort of Dragoons, and immediately on their atri- val, ...