... 1I1UNTINSODON, TUEMDAY EVBNIS(.-In aiticipetion of a vacancy, by the elevation of Sir Frederick Pollock to the bench, the huntingdon electors are already on the alert for some able and independent individual to succeed him. Apparently, more than tired of their long submission to Sandwich dictation, they seem resolved to make a vigorous attempt to assert their independence. Several lortl uamens ...

... LAW INSTITUTI ON-SIX CLERKS COM- I PEASA TION. ad, The annual meeting Of the society, directed by the charter ofto be held on the first Tuesday In the month ot Jous, or as fl; soon after as conveniently may be, was summoned by the l committee of management, and held onl Tuesday last. The ~veonl resongiven by the committee of managemrent in their on report to the society read at the meeting, ...

... IThe SHETLANDERS and the C!ORN.LAWS That the fishermen of Shetlaud were some time ago offared an advantageous exchange of corn for flab, which the corn-laws would not allow tberu to profit by, haw been frequently mentioned; bat till now we have not seen, any thing ;kae an authoeutlie aeount of the cir- cumBtaLoo. Tho letter, of whioh we rare abtut to transcribe the title, gives ts Duch aua ...

... BER MitAJfESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTAINTD- PROGRE2$ OF THE ROYAL SQ2U.tDi o)' CRnximnt, MOtODAY, MonNIGUT.-The roval i'raEdro: pacaisd Cromaer coast-guard 'tation praciee!- 'at ficrtyfive minutes past twelve. Her Majesty's yacht war Wei' grrerded to prevent accidents from collision. The weather firs, the atmosjphere rather hazy, with a light wind from tili; north. ward. Hfer conrse was N.N.W. for ...

... MADRID, AtU. d. [CPO& OURt OWN CORRE5IONDENTJ] Despatehes from Morocco were reelved yesterday ever& iag, both at the British legation and French embassy. The substance of these commuuicaticns is Etated to be, tlat the Emperor had, in accordance with the advice of the British consul, expressed his willingness to accept the terms Pro- posed by the Preneh government, and it was generally believed ...

... OURTC; HII.CULAI1. . -- WVINDSOR-TUESDAY. Ths Queen and PriUce Albert, necoipanied by the Princ..c rvoval, walked this morning in the pleasure-grounids oftheCast.le. Her M1ijesty and the Princealsorode out il l pouty tliaetoll. Tb-ir Itoyal -fighnesses the Prince of Wales and the 'rincess Alice, accompanied by ths Dowager Lady Lyttel- ton, were taken an itiring In the torenoon, in an open ...

... LIvEAPDOL, SAT!JtDAY.-The New York packet ship England, Captain Bartlett, arrived here to-day from that city, with papers to the 17th ult. inclu- sive. The England brought eleven passengers. The neov is not important. Congress had hur- ried through a vast deal of routine business in the few days lreceding the 17tb, oR which it was to dissolve; amongst these was the appointment of nurmerous ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY S1. [PROM OtUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Nothing of any grentpolitleal importaniep has taken Place here since my last letter. The negotiations betweDn Bir S. Cauningand M.de Titoff, velastive to the insult to the British flag, of whioh I gave you the details in a late letter,have not yet teriniuated. It seemi the Rweeiau envoy throws every . obstacle In the way of giving the ...

... BARCELONA, JULY 23. [PRTOM OUR OWN CORREBSPOXDXENT.] The two ministers, Mon and Pidal, par ncobilefratriinm, have jast arrived here. What they have come for no One knows, though every body suspects it can be nothing good, The reason assigned for this sudden visit is the Queen Mother's wish that her two interesting and inoooent favour ites should assist at the bejaemanso which will take place ...

... -to - ger DUBLIN, SEPT. 21. )ur [FO OU OW 0R~PODIN. )tit A NEW TORY MOVEMENT. Ifor A special meeting of the Corporation of Dublin has been or, convened by the Lord Mayor for Wednesday next, to Col.- 'he eider a proposition from a Tory memaberof the Town Council, to that the B~ritieh Parliament should assemble in Dublin every erthird year. n- This is one of the many curious signs of the times. ...

... EASP SURREY REGISTRATION. ic irr. S C. Fieh, the barrister appointed to revise the lists ir of voters for this division of the county of Surrey, held his d firdt court at Relgate, on Friday, at the Town-halJ. a] Mr. Hart, of Reigate, attended a. the Conservative agent, Y and aMr. Jeans appeared for the Lihcrals. r, There was nothling of imporLince in the cases decided on this day. i Orn ...

... i Lit MAJESTY'S VIslIT TO I BURGHLEY HOUSE, [n;nOM Oltor OWN ILEPORTER.] PiOltl, Tir UihSDAY, NoV. 14.-Wiren I closed ; 1ir: ...