... RIULWIAY ZNTEL!IGENCE. GiRAT WESTmRN RAiLWAY.-A letter in the Timeg says-- Unless the reportasof the lasit fatal accident on this rail - way were fallacious, a promise was made by the directors that, they would in future canse an 'empty carriage to be placed be- tween the engine and the first passenger-carriage. I have lately made threejourneys on this railway, and have. net found any schs ...

... .& Z t X a t 6 A .4 I 't 'mCVAic i'Atltli'gilt'ef. Deowahk SUMec, Det. 24. The Queeo hla% been ?? piorteada to naminate and ?? b Major-CGeneral, Alexandeir George Lord Sultaln, 0t COMtPunOn Olf thle Mest Hionourable NMilitavy Oriler of the Basth -,Colonel Itohelt, IiartiOy. Of the 49th foot, with the locali rank of Major-0 ltnrat Ill Itndia e nd Colonel Jantes Mtimes Schoedde. of the 99ttti ...

... I MISCELLAtiTOUS. l Lieutenant.-Cololel MIalcolnm vill lenve England with despatches for China by the first steamer that takes *ut the Indian mail in January. The authorities of Glasgow have voted to Mr. Cobden the freedom of their city. Great sensation has been excited by the conversion of several Ronian Catholic families at LaIndeck to the Pro- testant religion. Illicit distillation is oil ...

... . - ?? -- Dirty streets6 warmn winds, and most people who 6an'get awvy amrusing themselves in the country: this is a short his- torv of{he town during the last weed of the year 1842. They who have remained in townhave hbad perhaps, rather nore iban the augl quantity of news to discuss, when it is consi- deted, that Parliament is not sitting, nor any distinct notion entertained of Government ...

... )\V EDINBUREGH. IIS eSATURDAYS JANUARBY 7. ?? he London is in a sad bus about the income n- tax. The Tower WVard, the city of Wcestmin. perster, and other metropolitan districts are all up in rsarms. Great complaints are made of vexatious sucare-the CHANcErLOR of the EXCFIEQUER dy has been appealed to through a deputation, but en he can give no redress. W}e dare say that in somny instances ...

... The anniversary festival of the Ross Royal Victoria British School was held at Birch House, the seat of Kedgwin Hoskins, Esq. M.P., on Wednesday, the 27ih instant, where a large number of the children educated in these excellent schools were regale!1 by the worthy member with the good old English fare of roast beef and plum pudding. The youthful party with tlwr teachers, Bnd accompanied hy ...

... flOWNINS-STREET, DEC. .24. .- T'he Queen has ?? Gen. A. G. Lord Saltoun, a Companion of the Most Hon. Mlilit.ary Order of the Bath; Col. R. Bartley, 49th; and Col. J. H. Schobdde, f5th ; to be Knights Comnmanders of the same,. To be Companion of the said Most lIon. Military Orclcr of the Bath:-Col. C. Caml)l)ell, 98th; Col. P. E. Craigie, 55th,; Lieut.-Col. J. Kinowles, R. A. ; Lieut.- Col. J. ...

... LEED)S: I SATURDAY, JAINUARY 7. 5: 1 ALDAM, JUN., tsql., Ml.P., has been inl Leeds during this week, and has also visited some of the fac- tory schools in Bingler and the neighbourhood. TiE PcUKE o01 SUssEx and the Ducimss OF IN- vI ERNc.ss are still at Castle Howard, the seat of the Earl Iof Carlisle, but they are expected to arrive at Woburn I Abhy, oen a visit tu the Dauk of Bedford, about ...

... UNIt2D STATAY. ILLE. ~PHILADELPHIA, Dac. 6. - rP~[ROMd OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ~HE As ant express is momentarily expected to pass through this city, with copies of the President~s message in time R N, for the New York papers that will be taken over by to * morrow's packet, I shall dwell but little on politics to. day that document alone being the absorbing concentration 9 q'totall the leading ...

... THE WHOLESALE KJICTMENT SYSTEM AGAIN. The following article from the Giasgow cilrc7nee would really induce one to asik whether, in truth, the laharisrg population of this country have any rzht, countenianced by the lawrs nf the lanid, hesi~e3 the right to bear op. Fweosioe and to ?? ron? Because men refuce to barter ttheir health and energies for an imodequiste remnueratlon, the strong arm of ...

... - 1-S PciX A T; M'E OPENING O0 T!:h, X ?? S HALL, IN MAIR:YLE- AS A Cil'A1UIISi CUATPL. i U.ij Ii.lE3 Ib, tt:..9 ^- ee is, no.,v onD. r I fsr| C,! {. ' t;llip. Sis tays in Flit e ivhekl 0e1 ! .11 in no politic:. pir ,'LscO, on ttlt: z . 1 pina U tut Gti vwho is our gui e IR! , :I owll; Io. FtPl 1-2 cadl tot h- . to *7.. - ic ii uIF 'i I[ to to :t-ts thu i::b Ill of I t, rumr ti . tO! LI' ...

... CARN AR VON, a The dinner party at thc Sportsman IHotel, on| t'Tuesday, conisisted of about forty gentleiicell. 'liC :1 (ileIrt consisted of turtle, venison, gsln i (thc two latter supplied by the Lordl Lieutenialit and sthe Holl. Colonel Douglas Punnant) a'(d Iother good things. The dessert, our informant adds, I was unexeeptionacble, and so were the Wines. ['the sulbjoined Report lias been ...