... UNITED STAMTES&C. .Arvix.M Or THE STEAN-SHrIP CA_'tMltn. Liverpool, Sunday. The Royal Mfail steamer Camabria, Captain Judikins, arrived here. this ?? from Boston and Halifhx, after a passage I of less tI an tens days fronm the iftter port. She brought home. a, large namber of pas~sengers,' and a. very beavn mail. By br Uerril we ha~ve been put ieapossessioi ot ads-ices fronm N-e' 1(a b'h 5th. ...

... TIlE BRITISIT EVERGREENS. - .. ?? I - I I . . I F I sc l oy, (Gardners' ChAronficl) e.i * ten-iniu-'ecnce- Of C(:ristmes l 'ecricities anil ancoicailtc-s of fire- o o si,-l cm'o anti t le -l';iie's of our ?? are ?? nkl cn- l t necced ci n-- that cheerfil e1l Csil evergreen, ti're o ii-' RIt- . z ' 61, ) ned lo.mtgr it beI re the earl- i'rfeosniis ot cite ilihtcr;rot ;irm-pesse'?o:l.. shal! ...

... ?? - ?? ?? - GLASGOW, KILMIARNOCK, AND ARDROSSAN RAILWAY. A meeting of the shareholders of this Company was held in Carrick's 11otel, George Square, on Wednesday, for the purpose of receiving3 report froin the Provisional Committee before goingI .to Parliament. The meeting was very respactably attended. On The motion of Mr. CAtMPOELL-of Bedlay, the Right Ron. the Earl i' of Eglinton and Winton ...

... Railway Tndicator.-At a late meeting of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts, a communication was read, pun- porting to be a description and drawings of a Railway Indicator, by Mr. William Anderson, mail-guard, 1, Elm Row, Edinburgh. The machine, as it has been in action for three months past on the Dundee and Arbroath Rail- way was exhibited. This indicator shows, at any moment, the number of ...

... * REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COEN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. - (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Though the natural effect of the uncertainty respecting the rcorn laws must have been to create great uneasiness among all classes of agriculturists, it isa singular factthat supplies from the growers have for some weeks past been on a very moderate scale. We can scarcely suppose that this has ...

... RArLWAT DEPOSITS. 11~ ~ 'I , 1 f-.0 ( trhm the Times Ci;ty Article.) The chief matter -ich is regarded at this time asa C orar n tIlO iiloney markiet is tlo irlemnent ot I0 per cent. on rcil ,ra capital with the Acctiwitaii-Generalwhich, according to the standing order, n1uso isc -tie within 7 dave fr om the assemb ing of Parlianierit. allnd lonseqeitetly is (file on the 29th of this nth ...

... SECON-D EDITION0 LONDON, Sfaturday Evenbg. i ('alinet ?? have been issued, by the direction of Sir Ra.nbert Poel, to all the Ministers to attend . a Cabinet Counjeil at the Foreign Orffce, on Monday nest, nt hallf-p-ast two o'elock, ; ir C Tames Gralinam and] several of the Cabinet MAinisters ' ,llmd interviews with Sir Robert Peel this morning, at. the Rilat Hon. Baronet's residence, in ...

... 11er Mllatjestv and Prince Albert honoured the perform- ance of the French plays with their presence yesterday evening. The Roval suite consisted of the Viscountess I Jocely eIn, the Elon Aliss Paget. the Marquis of Oirmonde, I Colonel Bulelev. and Colonl I Bouverie. The President of the Board or Trade and the Vice- resident had an interview with Sir Robert Peel ycster- dalv The Chancellor of ...

... Id 1' ?? X - IN X eL I A M. E T. j ?? R Tr- OF 1nuI-, JAXN. -2. Perly KT~ rnete t'nsrcr~t. 'ont in ci nie. to T - o: ~~ I- ?? s-sozicn ci$ P!>.ri i't ?? Pi ' ..2. lvc' Fc iT'. An2', : 1 aft I. ?? II. t1-i',cc ?? clic IV 1'2t cc A' 12 ?? It aI T crrc'.1 i 11'ri, ...

... MAIZE, OR ITDTI\ CORN. [The following is extracted from a small pamphlet, published in New York, and sent over for circulation in this country. It is entitled Maize, or Indian Corn; its Advantages as a cheap and nutritious Article of Food for the Poor and Labouring Classes of Geat LBritain and Ireland ; with Directions for its Use. By Joan S. Bartlett, MX.D., Editor of the New York Abioca: ...

... inuerary..The Dukx~e anid Duchess of Argyll and Lady Emma Campbell are still at Invf~erary Castle, where the Marquis and Miarchionless of Lmrn and the infant Earl Campbell are expected to arrive on Thursday next. The Noble Dukge and D~uchess have,duriing the recent inclement season, caused to be distributed their annual liberal supply of warm clothing, consisting of blankets, flannel gowns, &c ...

... RAILWAY ACCTDENTS. f .- A. .- J -. . I (From Oex Tinies.) F It is high time there should be an end of the abuses - e which are practised by railway companies. Scarce a day passes without srwelling the list of accidents, and if ve were to publish all the complaints we receive on this subject, there would be little room left in our columns for any other. It is beyond question that England ...