... SPECIAL COMMISSION IN WALES.-A special com- pi mission is about to issue for the trial of prisoners concerned I in the recent disturbances in South Wales. Pi The Rebeccaites in one night raised three pillars built of m stone, twenty-seven feet high, oel one of the hill topsabout a mile lo from the road, in the neighbourhood of Langadock, in commemora- tlh tion of their ?? Journea. cl MORE ...

... LOCAL iNI CNLLLrhNCE. cosl-'ArTIvE CtISL'ZtjATlON O NEGROES ON TIlE liC. (OAST oF AcrMcc.-In one of the recent reports of C ?? leelil body, thle Aborigines Procetioon Socictv, an es:r,:t is given from a letter of Dr. Robert Macdlowall's, ?? Lbetir, wvhich presents all interesting acouant oft ::(.rts rts ead by tie ?? of oile part of te W .estern era of -Africa for self-civilizatio:l. It is ...

... D OMit ST IC I NIT LLIGEN CE. IMPERa IS PAR IAmPNT.-Tuesday being the day to which Parlimnent stood prorogLued, both 1-louses met pro Jbr-,a, when the Legislature wavas agahi prorogued by Coim- mission, until Tlnhisday, Ist of February. Lord WIharrnelic e Lo d President of the Count-il, left his residence in Curzois street, ein Molnday morniing, for Whitley Court, Worcestershire, on a visit to ...

... TIl IMECIPIROCITY FALLACY. TnE effect of keeping a particular suliject conl-. stantly before the public mind, in increasing geoweb a iialfy the speed of public conlvictioll on that subject, was never more strikingly shown thall by the Anti-Corn Lawv agita- tion. The rapidity with which the doctrine of lree Trade has seized hold, as it were, of the general mind, during the last twelve montils, ...

... . a LONDON NEWS OP FRIDAY MORNLNG. Le d ROYAL EXCHANXGE Loadon, Thursday1 Etwsx . PAR LIA.MENT.-The speech of Her Majesty has neceessarily t created a good deal of conversation in the City, and from the xa. e riety of subjects touched upon there is, of course, arnple niter r for difference of opinion; the financial allusions are of interest, but. g as regards the reduction of the 3l per cents. ...

... CIJ1CUITS OF THE COXMISSIONrS FOR TIlE RELIEF Of INSOLVENT DEBTORS. '-SUMMER CIRCUITS, 1844X- NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-DAVID POLLOCii, Esq., Commissioner. -Yorkshire-Shetlleld, AMonday, June 10; 'Wakefield, c Wednesday, June 12; at the Town and County of the Town c of Kingston-upon-Hull, Wednesday, June 19; York, Fri- day, June 21 ; at the City and County of the City of York, F on the same day ; ...

... TIHE BISHOP OF NORWICII AND THIE REV. C. N. W, ODEHOUSE. ty al The Rev. Chas. N. Wodehouse, Canon of Nor- be wich, has resigned his canoury and benefice, in a letter to sg the Bisbop of Norwich, alleging that he cannot con- te scientiously approve of the dasoniatory clauses of the Ir. Athanuasian Creed, the form of absolution in the office for .e- the visitation of the sick, nor the following ...

... OPENdING OF PARLIAME-IT. hOUSE OF ?? TUESDAY, FE13111JAIOY 41 pro '[his afternoon hier -Majesty 1croeceded ill this 'cr 'asual state from B~tctcircgieam Palace to the House of Lords, h-a to onion tiee' Session of Paurltamentl. of Thea morntog was ctoudy anti dolt, rut towrvars twelve o'ctoctk it tiol cisared uip, suit a bcrittiant day for tie season of ttoe year aitonte d~own upon tire royal ...

... LORDS BROUGHAM AND STANLEY- AMUSING INTERLUDE IN A GRAVE PERFORMANCE. MxAN is tile only animal that laughs; and we sometimes see, in actual life, as well as in the great writers who have best portrayed it, SHsANsPEARE and SIR WALTER SCOTT, mirth oddly coming in to the relief of melancholy, and farce interweaving its motley colours with sable tragedy. The I-louse of Lords, all cold and stately ...

... YORKs AND SoARuonouiH ?? rcaders will be surprised to learn that the Yorlk sad Scarborough ?? is to be g opened on the 1sti of July. The Act was nlz!y got last ?? i part ofthe line aleo is ol land which lias boon obtained by private arrange- me ost, sot d foir whlih.lo 2ct clis yet boen get. Such arQ thl resulti which enorgy, Jldgeent, ard tact ena achieve ii railwwyo. 'We dof not reinelmiber ...

... e ,. The fast-sailing packet-ship Ox/awd, Captain lathbone, r arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday night, after a rapid passage of nineteen days from New York, whence she sailed on the let Inetant. r, e We have received papers of that date hut they are merely one day 1i n later than those previously receited, and contain nothing of import- tl ance from the United States, where the Presidential ...

... CALLING OUT OF pTHE IILIUTIA. a- Th following circular has been addressed ] on by Sir James Grabom to the !Lords Lieutenant of the ing oW sieveral counties in Gireat Britain, in reference to the ap- Up pointment of adjutants, and the filling up of, the other of vacancies that exist, at present among the commissioned We lar officors of the various regiments of militia. sist ro- I- Whitehall, ...