... The following is a copy of an interesting letter received from New Ztnland Wellington, April 14, 1845. I cannot describe, or rather express, how desirous I am to have a letter from you; the last that I bad from you was, I think, about eighteen months ago, and it Is about two years and a half since I had one fiom James, so that I am afraid that we shall be quite forgotten. As this is, I ...

... THY LOTT' ,ACIDENI UIV T'HE 211D. I I LAND RAIL WAY. I ?? Wednesdny afternoon, Thomas Wheatley, an engine- Ire driver, employed by the Midland Railway Company, was rid brought up before Wilson Overland, Esq., at the Town-ball, 1. 8sheflitld, onl the charge of having, oi Moirdiy morning, by ii- negligent performance of his duty, ats the driver of a pilo:- ~-engine, run into the dlown mail train ...

... 5fOCXBATIDGB LABOURRRBS' FRIENDI ASSOCIATION. rPRtOX A CORMn5P0ONDUNT.] n STOcKEDRsnEa, HANTS, OCT. 21.-Stockbridge 3Ja QI small town, and a poor one; formerly a borough t eending two members to Parliament, etrechling its *rto broad street across the valley of the River Teste. This f valley is bounded by boldly-elevated hills of chalk, down i which and up which travellers visiting the towui ...

... PORTSMHOUTH, OCT. 23.-Her Majesty's ?? St. Vin- cent will not be able to ro into the harbour until Monday or Tuesday, in consequence of the iteap tides. She has com- menced lauding lower deck guns, shot, provisions, and stores. One hundred and forty supernumerary marines, under command of Lieutenant Ward, wure disembarked to head-quarters yesterday. It is intended to pay the ship off on the ...

... 2 COfSTANTINOPLE, OcT. 7. [FrRo, OUR COnlRESfONDENT.j Some few letters back, I Wia you the French consul at BeYroout had Iemanded of the Turkish authorities of that liAce, that a Druse chief, Abou-Neked by name, should be ehot, without a trial, in the presence of the crewt of a Prench vessel of war, on the charge of having killed a French priest, PNre Charles, during the late insurrections in ...

... A BD-EL KADBI.. We extract the following from a very long aeccount of Abd-el Kader in the Conatitationnel:- It is supposed that it was the conquest of Algeria by France that brought forward Abd-el-Kader, and that he emerged from obscurity only to take the delence of the nationality of the Arabs. This is an error. If the expedi- tion to Algiers had not taken place we should certainly have seen ...

... BTATISTIC'S 01?F GEfTL4N LTNES, TRAFFIC FOR AIT(1UST, 1845. LTrz AND BrRDrni:IS.-1ase.enger, 5,129; goods, 05,97G ca t.; rec4i4ts, 28 -Corrosponding month , 1811, 25,I067d1. Length 85mr!e,. i.TuZ AND Gdutul'Nm .-Paossai: ers, 22,003; goods, 81 ,003 cwt.; receipts, 28,479d.- - Corre pondiog month, 1844, 'j,73M1. Lengmth, 45 rnleo, Kit sitte FEiDiNAND's NORTH LINE.-Passengel, 71,133; goods, f193 ...

... RAIL WAYS. THEB SOUTH AND MIDLANDS JUNCTION. BAMPTON, ?? Wedueoday afternoon a very numerous and highly respectable, as well as influentialI meeting of thielandowners and residents !in the town of Banupton and its neighbourhood, was held in the Town Hall, at whlich - Le Forrestier, Esq., presided, for the purpese of receiving and heating from aL deputation of thlet corninitteo of the South and ...

... A TINY ToiEza.-Hcnry, IIu7hesw, n little boy, about I ten years old, but very dimtintive for his age, was charged with ?? 8 donkey and barrow, the property of a fish hawker named Thomas Cocbrane. It would appear from the evidence, which was somewhat confused, ihat the prisoner is the instrumeut of a gang, by whom depredations of this nature have been carried on to ai considerable extent. ...

... MALT2'A, OCT. 16. DISTRIBUTION OP T11 MEDITERRA1NFAN SQIA- DRON. -In Malta Harbour-The Hlibernia, 104, Captain Peter Riiolards, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Wil- liam Parker, ?? the commarderin chief; Ceylon, 12, rereiving ship, Liieuteniant Roger Curtis, bearing the flag ot Rear Admiral Sir Luvius Curtis, nart., second in tArn- mand, und superintendent of Malta Dock-yard; Siren, ]6, ...

... UNIVRiSITY IIVT TELLIGENCE. O- S OXFORD, OCT. 23. r In a Convocation holden this morning, the Rev. EdtvArT I Hawkins, D.D., provost of Oriel College, and the Ret, ?? Wynter, D.D., puresident of St. John's, College, teck n the oaths, and accepted the office of Pro-Vice-Chancellors sfor the ensuing year. A Congregation was holden at tie same time, wvhen the following degrees twere conferred, viz ...

... IRBE-L-AN-D. IIVIBlIlN, OCTOBtER 22, it I0TATO D10rA4Bi. I ,o ?? I'ery eounflictinjg almost all ad- Tv ' -ur but several describing the dlia- d rti tho a, othters. Under thiese is si H or til te reccounts, such as, thcy o$'~thiit thle stuterrieritso made, by theC - ?? los tinfaivourtible, thaon thoset 5 3 P Ir rn Itilid;uasl. Meant;a tinlte S'iell- F ~ AOV~ ho ie ?? lt re prvo-eutinq' di tjsl ...