... P OS'TrSC R I P T.: LONDONV, TLEfSIAY, JAY. 2($. A rumour prevailed in Paris on SgturdtiY on the subject 1°Fa clhange of Ministry. Thie persons nam'd.as auttP retiie wvere-the Duke be Broglie, Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Guizot, Minister of Pnblc Instruction, and M. Persil, Minister of Justice. :Thev were tb~e succeeded 'byM..M. Hunann, Gerard; and azzetE Ittwas further'' -tated that the ...

... In consequence of the new regulations introduced by the muni- cipal reform act, a question ofcicousiderable importance has arisen affecting the constitution and perpetuation of the Corporation of the Ponr. Undvr the act of incorporation, that body is composed of the mayor and aldermen of the city, the senior churchwarden of each parish, and 48 guardians, elected by the rate-payers; ani to ...

... AULS _EPISTLE&S ON CORPORATE PROCEEDWGS 8&'MUIIA AFFAiRSi GENEWA-lsY. WITHIN THE CITY ANDj POR7T O~F BRISTOL. 'To WVILLIA 'A FRIPP', EsQ., Mayo? arnd Alderman Of thle Borough ofBrtl lMy it please your Worship,-'4 come before you, like the Bath 'thief-catcher, in the days of oiior fitstnitYoraltY. cap inthand, 'to explain wvhy I ofifer such an affront to, your dignity as to present to you an ...

... __o_ t51rt_ LONDON, Ti-tURSn.1A, January 2t. rIF E Paris papers of Monday brings its a ratsler Lexpected piece of intelligence-the res n:n1r,j. ' : Humann. Thit Minister tendered his Purfejo,,ii Saturday ; on Sunday the King was pleased to aCC. and on M1oiiday it was announced in the Charn, Deputies that the Count D'ArgoUt had been appojited successor. In the discussion which followed, M. 1u ...

... No the lBdit or. Bf & iis-igiol: 3trc TO . . k ',. mecr. - SImR,,On lookin- over th1e lsion. r 6f th' aldprrnin. the choice of the tor ima 'oft nrI of the niiete rbuncil. it'a;pearato o'e thev thought tle only viualificatinn Weessary for tile good (or shiould]I not say evil) government of olsrcity;,was to'be a -uncompromis- intr, thick-and thin, partisno-a man who would not hesitate to obey ...

... CASTLE, OF EXETE I.-FvunAT. Before J. C. Luxaoer', E-il., Chaiirmaon; i-. L. Tloll, A. StOWCY, antd j. S. i na11i, ti, Jattitied. tol PRtIVATEt RIGITS.'.1 f,lro/ie V. Uyler.-It13 shlv cane quenttil (It iii, viatll imporltiV vt're t, ?? titp, the reid Plitti1 ?? g hi oi ~frdC. HaattperA atd Fhite',. lint.e Iltrtitri, St. ?? adi mutlill tills City, Mark,, beutii in. tthei, t ;ro alud thetie ...

... The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has declined to confirni the appointments of Justices of the Peace recommended by Lord Lieutenaots; in all cases wbere they are connected with Orange Societies, and do not give up that connexion. -Courier. A public dinner was given last Thursday, at Tralee, to Mr. O'Coitnell-who, to use his own words, began there big new agitation. Upon his health being drank, ...

... SLAVERY IN THIE UNITED STATES. LETTER FROGM Mr. G. TUOMI'1S ON. o My Dear Friend,-Things appear to be fast approaching an awful crisis in this country. 'The mob governs from Canada to Mexico, and from the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains. Con-' ,~Fusion, terror, mutilation,.rapine-, and murder. are stalking over a the Union. The law is utterlydespised; thieconstittution tram~pled in the dust; ...

... (From the Globe.) It is gratifying to direct public attention to the numerous addresses to his Majesty from the reformed corporations. These addresses are chiefly from the cities and towns which have replaced the old, rotten, self-elected and irresponsible Tories, by liberal and honest Councillors, and are not more remarkable for the gratefutl and appropriate terms in which they are couched, ...

... PAUL' S EPTSI'.LS. ON: CORPFORATE PRfoCEEFDINGS & MUNMCPAL AFIFAIEIS GENERZALLY. WITHIN THEi CITY AND FOBRT OF BRISTOL. To the Rated Burgesses of Brj~tsl. RATEDBertrsss,~Ftr may yers--more than I have at pire- sent tate or inclitiation tocounltL upni rare irterq-l have listee to te saingsand atched the doings of the li risiol Corporationi I have traced them through thre-pages of their dtr ri ...

... --volitiral fflizvor- THE SPIRIT OF THrE HIGH CHURCH TORIES. We must speak about Rathcormac. We must ask, with the Rtev. M r. O(Sullivan, why, if the howl of pviesis and traitors is for ever to be prolonged upon this unfortunate, but inevitable conse- quence of priestly and traitor arts, why has the subject never been submitted to parliamentiry investigation ? why some attempt has not been ...

... zl.r _p tf)c Ranboll PostO. IONDON, TUEsD.AY, January 19. FRANCU.-In the French Chamber of Deputies an rAmcudment to the Address in answer to the Royal speech, in favour of Polish independence and nationeai/y, nals carried, by a mujority large enough to dispense with the ,cressity of a ballot. A strong anti-Russian feelinog per- Vaded the Chamber. The Ministers made no determined OapositiOn to ...