... These vigourous pro- ceedings appear to have been unloaked for by the Texans. The operation of the new tariff had quite crippled the trade with England at New York, large quantities of goods being daily transhipped to this country on account of its pro- vision ...

... paerties 1escaped being fined. Pec-eilving the determined is man11ner in wyhich the magistrates tire resolved to carry CO[ out the new act to its full e6xtent, we cannot but feel surr- abi prised that so many persons should weekly infringe the , atv, anl reader ...

... passing them. r APPOINTMENT OF CONSTABLES UNDER THE NEW ACT.-The first appointment in this neighbourhood, made under the New Constabulary Act, 5 and 6 Vic., c. 109, took place yesterday, at the New Bailey. when .the magistrates held a special sessions ...

... THIRD EDITION. M Fire O'clockp ia There is nothing of importance in the London papers of to-day, with the exception of the following ie NEWS FROM SPAIN. Inw(FROM THE TIMES OF THIS MORNING.) fl, ?? Wednescral R~eni,.,g at The Government has received the ...

... pur- pose of buying, were Mr. Frasor, assistant-curator of the London Zoological Society; Mr. Herring, of London, a collector; some parties from the Regent's-park Zoological Gardens, London; Mr. Wombwell, the last specimen of the | race of men who in the ...

... Christian era was Vx- nd plained and illustrated in a very Ilatand interesting manner. its Mr. H., at the conciasion,Bigrliled ys intontion of deliver ing at a further course in continuation o the subject, after the Christmas vacation, which Onnounceiant met ...

... feet 6 inches, and water- fall 10 feet. The present purchaser is going to put down a new wheel, and also to throw on 30 feet fall, having always plenty of water. New wheel 40 feet diameter, 6 feet wide, shrowding 15 inches deep, waterfall 30 feet. After ...

... world, would be most rny prosperous tinder free trade, and lie believed it had already ess been found by the working of the new tariff; that it would neither sustain the price of goods n ir yield the revenue ess required by the State. After entering into ...

... to he heard against the adjudication, and then the old, and perhaps new witnesses have to he examined anew. Official and other assignees, too, rip and down, between Norfolk and London. The same as to all parties to be examined; the same as to the solici- ...

... 1842, was 9,228 tons. This, we believe, is nearly double the quantlty delivered; in London, of which no return, however, has yet reached us. The employment which this new'trade gives to ahippiog in the transport~of theraw material and of the refined products ...

... coast. and thit also had every appearance of having been 01 cemmitted by an incendiary. w PORTUGAL. del We have received L'shon news to the -Ilse inatant. brought by ti the Iberia st since- Lord Howvard to Walden bred, it would op. rc pear, received instru-tioons ...

... that the decision was erroneous, and findineg that they could not claim a e new trial, determined, as they had the money, not to part f with it, but force him to seek that new trial. He would if not take that course-(a Comneissioner: He was not e likely)-and ...