... '11k /AGAZIE,' 'O TlEMONTH, /I/o,'rkli'cod's piolitical1 a rticle tiiis iiiontli is (ilvottl to Ii ' nnrilloiV' ofouir governmicit, and, 01 course, v i~ t~cg' oneby Sir' It, I':tl iti; admitted to be wicoi, igorous, antl ialsutary, irud we r(; oice to nuirk anl aevident ''miONciotines liI Ihe w iteIr I hat t Ito rehlaxationl of' ou~r an ut V 1lnliktrvllu tarill' niust bei carritid iiuch ...

... ALEXANDRIA, Fan. 24. PFROM OIIR OWN CORRESI'0XDENT.1 Trhe principal novelty is the unexpected arrivalof' the Parha on the evening of the 191b instant, intending, how- ever, to remain only a day or two longer, and then return to pufes the next three menths in the Delta, where he left Ibrahim Pacha actively superintending the projected im- provements, while very sanguine hopes are entertained ...

... E car since the termination of hostilities with China, and the obtainment of euch favourable terms of pacification, our relations with the Chinese, and the bright prospects which appeared to open, alike for political ambition and commer- cial enterprise, have furnished inexhaustible themes of dis- caelon, and the most glorious anticipations have been in- dulged in, as to the advantages to be ...

... - --- - L - - - -- The following letter appeared in a portion only of our paper of yHsterltay :_ To THrE EDITOR oF THE. MORNING CHiIONICLB. Slit-Your advcrtising columns of yeeterday aftforded ovi- dence of what, for some time past, every person, in any way aicuainted with the state of the mercantile interests of the country, has beenaware of-that things are approaching a crisis. About last ...

... WEDNESDAY. There is nothing important to notice in the English Funds, but Consols have been steady throughout the day, closing at 97 to I for the Account, and 96J to 7 for Money; the Three per Cents. Reduced, o6i to ) ; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 1014; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 101 to A ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 67 to 69 prem. In the ...

... MONEY ARKET and CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. There is nothing important to notice in the English Funds, but Consols have been steady throughout the day, closing at 97 to I for the Account, and 96J to 7 for Money; the Three per J Cents. Reduced, 906 to i ; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 10l; the Three-and-n-Half per Cents. Reduced, 101E to J; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1023 to -; Exchequer ...

... DUBLIN, FuE. 2, IPROId OUR OWN CORRIMPONDBNT.] TI!HlE CO RVOIRATION-3HR, O'CONNELL'S MOTION ON THE RtEPISAL OF THE UNION. Considerable excitonlent was manifested this (lay oni the part of the public to hear the discussion on Alderman O'Connell's 11o0tion for at petition to Parliament for the repeal of tlie Union. Eleven o'clock was the hour fixed fqr comn cinr ll~proceedings, blt loug before ...

... .NOTTLTNGJIAfft £L hCTIOM. TnUTR8DAY, MAuCx 23. Motion made, and qejestion Proposed, That Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant to the Clerk of the Crown, to make out t New Writ for the electing a Burgess to serve in this present Parliament tot the town of Nottinghalr, in the room of John Waiter, Esq., whQse election has been determined to be void : Amendment proposed, tO leave ont from the word ...

... IAccording to the accounts in the Scotch paper rcceived yesterday, thele is every prospect of a termination of thc coliision betwee~n the Churca of Scotland mid the courts of law. It seems the elec- tions to the approaching General Assembly arc going against the Non-intrusionists, so that they will probably be in a minority, in which case the ob- noxious Veto Act will be repealed. The agent ...

... - LITRA7TrRE.J - The Scottish Heirress. A novel, In three vols. [Newby. This novel Is written with spirit, and the interest is well kept up. We should suppose it to be the production of a young writer, and if so, we have no doubt he will do better things. The plot contains many improbabilities, and some hackneyed incidents; but in spite of these, the reader is carried on to the conclusion. The ...

... IIOuSIE O. A)1RDS-IM NDAY Their lordehips eult at thi uIuBrie hour. l'tXtitjVll for th[eCO N - LA) *. Thetonrl ol f t C)repea rel (If t letorn-liws weroe resente b11 le Etir oth CLA RENDON, on thle bhalf of the Burl Th e)ucia, from Stroali and otiliwr plreat in (birouPatre8rire anby thle B irl o f ltl)NOlN , from u ed sbury, Jadbu o ,rg Monteith, Citfueotor Bilith, Fanlkirk, and several other ...

... EverY aceount we have seen in letters and news- papers from India concurs in the view they take of I .._.T T,. - L~orct LLLENfo10OUC l-r's colidutic ill thle affilir of Soinde. Nor is it alone that there is unusual unn- ninmity of opinion, but all accounts eolcur iln the Statemellnt of faets uponl which the opinion is founded. I n the lliess of' India there does not appear to be a dissentient ...