... letsfasticaI 3ntcdligence. I The Bishop of Durham has made the munificentdonationfof £300, LieutenantGeneral Sir Henry Askew £10, and the Misses Askew £5, towards electing a suitable building for the Durham Diocesan Training School Society. P1CFERnIErNTS AND ArPoIiNTMErlNTS.-Tle Rev. J. B. TVugl was onl Saturday last appointed by the Governors of the Free Grammar School of Queen Mary, Walsall, ...

... MULTUM IN PLuVO. - - ?? Irn The Bank of England return for the week ending the 28thialt tlips. sti' ates the, amount Of notes issued itso bezeli,200,165; eoin and lo ents butllon.1£14,200,165. Inthe banikiig departuienit, the liabilities we emn- are set down at zE34,327,491 ; and the assete inolude £5i78,251 Inlas , hirgold and silver. into c are The Economstfhf calcualatesi the extra cost of ...

... ite Ibetrpsl tiMercury. FFARIAY JANU.AAY l, 31 THE WAREHOUME JOBBERS THE SELFISH PETTY PRINOES As we anticipated, the warehouse jobbers have carried itbollow against the merchants; or,as Mr. Rid!. Harbord calls them the selfish petty princes, of 'Liverpool. At 1 the meeting of the Council on Friday last, the result ofI fthe interview between the Dock Committeeand i deputa- t tion with the ...

... Thle following letter ftenin n p-nitg mnot in ~New Zealand, ?? tai tlittle ago left this countury to jobi in a opetaloctiolt toe roarintg tad nnnoflactoting Itettil iii New Zeotlotid, 0 deli lin fr lt a. ?? b pov ?? itt tile ilesofit tione. After tlesrrihhtg the, Ililiee Of lhis ho'pes frontl thle hotonit ttiroittilitor', lit Itroetds- 1;Alter OUr onitg' frati tike hbast, I weoti to the ...

... t t , (Tui~rsrtotfvmg jte; ?? i StI-snm, days since I calculated the ,ciooents.of. Mr D!Arrest's comer; frojn observations ao Berl, Sitburargh, nid at, Sir Bishop's Observatory. It became evident, from the elements computed, that tire comet might approach within a short distance of the earth, and I immediately commenced an examination of the phenemena'cornecteds with the present appearance of ...

... Total Totadl a aria-ua anumnt diolded at NANd OF BAI ?? already V ..ccc. ed to be eperde 1 ancia. rained,. xpn 160,000 140,782 210 w0 aebeih and Fo~r . 1,413,741 1.4S9,825 2IO O1 imiaglim and 0Iouceme 4,000 -471,21' 4J 10 0lncnllig Junction. 36 0 W0 tlrc1 sad Idlasentr. 200,000 'O'5t,2573 14 0 Chester and Birebread- 0,0; .. Dublin anid Dreghohd 2'0,000 149,736 0 O- 0 Dublia and Kingelon.. ...

... TIlL UXIrLI) STATES AM) ChINA. We It ore reccie 'tl th folloicieg copy of tbe ollietol octihiec.-| tionl cobol; o is th,, ties 'tlitle 00le oieolio; of tie trealt; itoly roclotlelil Ithlvle Ijo~lste~iteilSt letut Cillilo cl~rt o~ lilel l Co ti~ a s Io'jt tcidied to hid; (do ?? ottioni 1.tc ; Ulteitl Stilte; 'cgotion, Mo:eno, T;ily 14. 'rTbc Miolotet' ol' th ' UlJitoil StatisY ha;9 tie ...

... FORE[GN ARMIES. I T- . - A A- A , In the appendix to a report on the army estimates just issued, the following interesting facts appear:- Bavaria has an infantry force of about 43,000 men, consisthig of l6 regiments of 2 battalions each, and 4 bat- talions of Sharpshooters. The cavalry consists of 6 regi- merits of light cavalry (containing 6 squadrons each), and 2 regiments of cuirassiers; ...

... MR. O'CONNELL'S LETTER.THE SECRET NEGOCIATIONS, We publish elsewhere the letter of the Liberator of the Irish Catholics on the Charitable Bequests Act. It is a clear, powerful, and convincing document. No man not wilfully blind or unhappily misled can rise from its perusal without feeling that the act on which the honourable and learned gentleman descants is insidious in design and mischievous ...

... I TIMES.-It is seldom that we have perused any politi- cal document with greater astonishment-not to say indig- nation-than we felt on reading the extraordinary manifesto of John MacHale, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic po- pulation of the province of Tuam, which we publish in another part of our paper this morning. The document is an epistle to the Premier. It consists of simple declamation; ...

... I Railway Department, Board of Trade. Notice is hereby given, that the Board constituted by the minute of the Lords of the Committee of the Privy Council for Trade, of the 24th of August, 1844, for the transaction of railway business, having had under consideration the following schemes for extending railway communication in the district comprising the counties of Cornwall and Devon, viz.:- ...

... DONCASTER RACES.—The nominations wbicb- dosed on the let instant, have surpassed, in point of numbers, the expecta- tions of the most sangufne lovers of the turf, and opened a prospect for the future of a more attractive and gratifying cha. racter than has been presented on any former occasion. For the present year, the oomiolltions for the Champagne are 42; for the two year-olds, 47 ...