... TIDE.-Tlie high tMe which took place the 4th of May at Saint Brieux, on the coast iff nretagne, in sweeping away the pebbles of the shore, discovered retinitis of a submarine fort st. Pic;mivs.-A shoit distance from Coshectsro, Ohio, U.S., a tinautar ancient burying ground has been latefy discovered.— It is e'titated says a writer in Silliman's Journal on one of those elevated, gravelly ...

... (R,y mad P¡.et, u'ith 1W Relatwns.) of If, race in WhCHD strife or guile, Ur coldness, is rarely found; a night and winUr tliey yet can smile, And turn earth to holy ground. v i*lie's as !ade by Heaven, rc »0T another's degree; 1 did, I now feel forgiven for the sake of my family. My father is yon forest pine, Tho' prey yet tall and sound My mother i.s the wild woodbine hose soft arms clasp ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. EXTRAORDINARY URCHIN.—AU ur, chin about eight yeais of age, deceutly attired wiih a brown tunic, petticoats, and a Polish cap. who gave his name William Money, was charged by Evans, 10 G, with being found wan- dering about the streets houseless. Evans slated that at a late hour he found ihe prisoner in the streets, when, being attracted by his Icspedablc appearance, he ...

... HWtscellatty. The proclamation of Queen Victoria took place on the anni versary of a day not less memorable in the annals of British fame than for the fact that it bears the same name as the Queen of England herself-the bailIe of Viuoria, in 1813. His late Majesty died in the same apartment in which George the Fourth breathed his last. About two hours previously to Ihe death of the King it was ...

... 1 UESDAv, Junk 27.—Thk ANSWER TO THK. AD- nRE3s.-1.rd Russell brought up her Majesty's answer to the Address voted to her Majesty upon the demise of the late King, and upon her Majesty's accession to the Throne, which, as far as we ould rolled it, in consequence of ihe low tone in which his lordship read it, was to the following effect:— Victoria Regina. I have received, with the most sincere ...

... Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, yester- -tight week, announced the course which her Majesty's Ministers intended to pursue with the various measures now before Parliament. Instead of bringing forward the Civil List-a measure requisite on the commencement of a new reign-the Home Secretary proposed to defer it, taking only so much on account as would be sufficient until the ...

... By the existing law one day only is allowed for taking the poll at all elections for members of parliament in cities, towns, and botoughs; the polling to commence at eight o'clock in the morning and close at four o'clock in the af- ternoon—booths to be provided in the proportion of not less than one for every 300 of the constituents. In coun- ties the time for polling is limited to two days; ...

... LtfNbOfc, THURSDAY EVKNINO. The Paris papers of Tuesday have come to hand. J hey bring advices from Madrid to the 12ih inst. The capital was tranquil, and the Miniiters were reported to have acquired new strength by the late attempt of the Opposition to oust them. Want of provisions had compelled Don Carlos to evacuate Cantavieja. Under the convenient plea of ornamenting the Royal Chapel, and ...

... RICH Men's WAGES.—Two neighbouis met, one of who S was exceedingly rich, and the other in moderate circumstances. l'he latter began to congratulate the first on his gieat possessions, -t on the happiness he must enjoy, and ended by contrasting it'w'tlh is own condition. My friend, said the lich man, lpt fs»*sMV v -■ ...

... SIGNAL DEFEAT OF THE IOIUES AT A COUNTY MEETING FOR CAMBRIDGESHIRE. The campaign hits opened well for the Reformers in Ihis county. The Tories have been defeated with their own weapons. As a party they wanted to show their pseudo loyally by getting up a county meeting to address her most gracious Majesty Queen Victoria on her accession to the Ihmne. lnslead of a manly manner obtaining the ...

... S BOARDS OF FIRST FRUIT AND TENUIS.—The report of the select committee on these boards is just distributed. At prp. sent there are three district boards-ifie Boards of First. Fruits that of Tenths, and the Board of Queen Anne's Bounty. A number of abuses have crept into the two former, and alto- «gether a large sum is must unnecessarily diverted from the aug ^mentation of poor livings. The ...

... To tin Editor of th4 Monmouththii e Merlm. Sin,—-When I last addressed you, I considered we wera on tb# eva of a general election. Coming events were then thought to be throwing their shadows before, and revealing in more than R dim perspective the opening outlines of those hustings on which Sir Robert Peel declared the battle of the TORIES would have to be fought. We anticipated—but our ...