... N.'exu5i Italy ob?crbeftfullfj. INDIA AND CHINA. 3 By the semi monthly overland mail, intelligence has been re. co ceivedfrom Bombay to the 6th Of April; Calcutta, the 7th; and M, ;M1adrao, the 14th. It is not of a very important character. Sir dr I Charles Napler's expedition against. the Pindarees has been is tcrowned with complete success. Bejar Khan, their leader, and ex ta considerable ...

... sr. HELEN'S, &c. -OpgNING OF A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CLIURCa. On Tuesday, a circtumstancte took plans of deco interest to the Catholic community of this tteighboutircd and to many other of the principal restlonts of the district, namely, the csneecra. tion of a nesT antd veryboautifulf Catholic ohurchs, at lBlaothrook, which has been erected en the site of the former old chapel on the domain Of ...

... rthe Xtbtrpoof fjtrurav SALUS POPULI LEX BUPRBVEMA_ F}RIDAy, APRIL 25, 1845. .A4As.LI m - 4'1The cry of No popery ?? 1nY Its ?? i he~ h NiIo Iroland. geln Now that the opinio;n of Parliament has beeni ex- par prse ntis mneasulre with a distinctness wkich wit Eleaves no room for a doubt as to its eventual fate, F and that we are in possso of the views of all our an( leading statesmen with ...

... PARISE AFFAIRS. To the RAITEPAYERS of LIVERPOOI. 19 Lal0EPAnisHmoNRsn,-Yo ur iaterestsarcilargoly involved In IF the proceedings of our paroehial attthorities, who, in several instances, of late, heive acted as if they were the masters instead of the servants of the rotc-payers, who have appointed them to thD performance of onerous and honourabW duties. Twice have they disobeyed your earnest ...

... 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 ...

... _ _ tio The amount of public interest which has of late cot been excited ol the subject of this colony-first, by eni the important debate of the 17th, 18th, and 19th of ad last month, and, again, within the last few days, by aw r the alarming intelligence of a successful native in- grc surrection that has loft the aborigines masters ot the we toldest European settlement in the islands-leads us ...

... - ~ -- - - ?? - ~ ~TnlT flTITPV I RATE-PAYERS, DO YOUR DUTYI The close system of our parochial management has received a body blow. The questions submitted to public notice in Mr. Smith's address last week, were fairly mooted at the general vestry on Tuesday last, the pro- ceedings at which will be read with great interest by all our townsmen who are friendly to the principles of fair play and ...

... Yesterday a epecial general meeting of the proprietors of ihi e I eiti company was held at the Cotton Sales-roo-ni, John Moss, Esq., Inine In the chair. for the purpose of declaring a dividend. oft th The CHAIRMAN said the present meeting wae cailed solely Tam for the purpose of making a quarterly dividend, and although the net money int hanad would enable the company to poay after more, he ...

... THE REV. H. M'NEILE AND THE EVAS- H RE V GELICAL ALLIANCE. The incumbent of St. Jude's considers the alliance impracticable and. mischievous; he therefore declines 1niting .w'ith it, said gives his reasons for so doing. Among those reasons are the followig The teris of the agreement are briedy ?? no t one iyes up any thing. No individual of any denomina- tioi,, joining the alliance, foregoes ...

... imptriau laIiirmtnt. = = ., - - I HOUSE OF L ORDS. THURSDA Y, February 27. The BISHOP of NORtWICHI presente A everai petitions from temperance seclties. ?? theprobibitioeliofthe l Of Intoxicatilt; llquers on tho Sabbath. TIIP ESTABSLISHED CHURCH. Lord FORTIISCUE presiented a petition from Dr. Carwltben for a revision of the law retative toi tile observance of tho rubric. and oeveral others ...

... JLjyral Intelligetict. ATrrEMPTRD SUIciE.-In our last we noticed the at- tempted suicide of' Harriet Cross. We have since been informed that the person who jumped in and saved her t was William Martin, a sailor belonging to the ship Swatara, which has since sailed for America. The un- happy woman was in a state of pregnanicy, and we think the gallant conduct of the sailor deserves some substan ...

... STAOGImm.-We have just heard of a company, some of the directors in which are very respectable, but being D. resident in the coUntry, the management has been left to some of the stag clan in London. One of the stags al- lotted to himself a large number of shares, signing the 1- secretary' name to the ?? Herald. 3, IsPOrTANT TO RAILWAY SOLICITOR8.-The Board of e Trade, by the direction of the ...