... 11 ? IsTfto, bv? -tbt- LOUDOU. VOW ? I OVSR1BND :XPEISBSS EPS~ON: ZSIDZA. X m CHINA.s m , im :if BOMIBAY, Tanuay 1.-There is very little noticeable alteration in the posture of affiairs this month from that which was presented on the departure -of the, last mail.; .That little, however, is, unfortunately, of an unfavourable description. The strength of the force at Chusan has been ...

... 7&ONW2WVTN VOUZNTV- blF.ZECWION.i Contrary to all expectation, the electioni for this county has terminated in favour of the Tory candidate, Mr. Charles Octavius Swinnerton Morgan ; the HJn. Hanbury Tracy, the Liberal candidate, having withdrawn from the contest. ,Thelatter event was first made known to the'public cii Monday last, and produced quite as mduch ?? as did the .appearance of Mr. ...

... 71nOVZNCIALS ZXNTnXLZGENCE.; SOMERSETSHIRE. ANTI-CoRN-LAw M ?? inbabitiants of Taunton, having been invited to attend a meeting, in oppo- sition to the corn-laws, at the public hall in that town, it seas held at 6'o'clock oil Thursday last, attended by nearly 700 persons. The meeting' was addressed solely by W. Beadon, jun., .Esq,, who, in the course of his remarks, read letters from Sir T. B. ...

... ,~ .. . I ?? .. . .Is the struggles of commerce, and anmid the sharp a Contentions of worldly interest, we naturally look for tr -*the occasional manifestation of feelings of not the most JV creditable kind; a'ndin the war of politics and strife en of parties, still more-to-be-regretted ebullitions of in human passions, and displays of human infirmities, vi ICi make their frequent appearance. ...

... BELPEIR MECIIAVICS' IxNSTITUT!O 0 .-it. URITTON'S LECTUORES. On ThurBdyitt,i Mr Britton, of Derby, delivered a Lecture on Prejudice and Error, to the.members, friends,. and supporters of the above useful and promising Insti- tution. TLh lectu'rcr ehaing defined prejudice, which. !lhb termed false judgment, or judgment formed without !examination, in accordance with the definition of our~ great ...

... J MINISTEi .IAL :i T . ?? & W'e scorn to imitate the oneaking, annr ?? their defeats made by the ministerialjournaleifl'thqcpses of Canterbury, Walsall, anhd Mdonnioutblssire We pWro,- mnulgate the fact that Lord'Lisfoivcll has b-eens reitumed for St. Alban's in letters as largoas swe ?? we had to tell of Mr. Bond Cabbell's reterpiotne¶'eR larger letters. We are not ishaned or tired ...

... CROMFORD AND HIGH PEAK RAILWAY Th pplication of the Locomotive Engine to thle pur- poses t1 alway transit lisa been so suiccessful, and be w come en universal, as fully to establish its superiority gio over every other mode previously in use ; and justly so, b as whether we consider it wvith reference to its cost, its i regularity and despatols, the perfect ease witllsvwhich it is controlled, ...

... NOsTli AMERItCAi COLONTIAL Co-t3srTTEe.- 'A meeting of the members of' this committee was held at the Colonial Club- house, in St. JamneS'S-sqUare, onl W~etnesdav, to take further steps for penniotitig emigration to Canada; thie M'Leid. in the chair, in thle absence oif Earl .Mouotcashel. There were prescist at this tneetittg- Sir Aug~ustus d'Este, Sir- Duncan Al Dougall, Mr. S. O'Brien,. A1. ...

... HOUSE OF COI'MONS--FOb 21. ADSJOURtlNI ED DEATE~o . i 1, Mlii ll IiS 11Sil Mr S. OIIIUEN t quite eznfilent the (soverit input rid ie wj~ I. Litilrl p ropry iii ?? tule rninulit cif trnmelii'e nt L..i. 'i'lie t~itit was fint npl. prtmehlilg when it wiouldt Ise impnpsibtle to coen e public op;ili, iri nd thlerefoire ?? slalutatry maensu res. ouglht to lie IildnIt c. Ile gaive. bil entire tiu ...

... INTELLIGENCE FROMt CIINA, INDIA, AND EGYPT. (Forn t7lc ?? ITereldd.) We have received by extraordinary express ?? Marseilles, Anticipantory of tile regular Overland ml noil from Inlia, uccounts to the follos1wing dates :-I'rcrm Chusan to the 271h October- aIncma, 4th November -Cnlcuttn. IGlth December-Bombay, January Ist -Alexaniluiin, Thullry 23d1-anrd luilta, January 28th. With regard to ...

... calebottian Inerturn. EDINBURGH. VIURSDAY, FE'RIUARY 18. TO COIRUVIPONSDiNT8. ExcisE.-A few sveks sinice n ltig communica- tio nppeated in our paper, signed -1 Aln Officer of Excks, ariid relative to tie periolical removn's of excise olliccrs. A letter now lies at oar oflice for the nuthor af tihat canmmnunicatiom, who wvill receive tile same on0 forwardimg lii e(lress. ?? request the ...

... I (From our SIpecial Corr'.epondent.) lXo,'i)oN;, TllUltSiAV MURlNLNG. Neither Hlouse of Parliament met last evening. There were only twenty-four Members in the Commons when the Speaker took the Chair, and anl adjournment was the consequence. Tile fa- tigues which their Lordshiips of tbe Upper House sustained on the trial or one of their rearsr induced theem to suspend their legislative ...