... ?? STATES.. . ARRIVAL OF THiE AOLDAJ-IM1PORTK5T NEWS. WAR! t Livcaroon, THURSDAY. sic OREGON AND TEXAS. Se SaNi~ATz, Dsc. ltl.-Mr. Allen, chairman on foreign 18; relations, gave notice of a joint resolution giving thre thl twelve months' notice to Great Britain, as required CO by the stipulation of the conventions of 1816 and OP 1827, for the dissolving the joint occupancy of the Pe0 Oregon ...

... *ummnarp of tbe Wttk'O Aetuo. tion MONDAY. ale, FREE TRADs.-ThI protectionists and anti-mono. iiah polists are marshalling theirforces for the grand fight tinq which commences on Thursday next, while the Times our is directing its thunder at the camp of General Rieh- did mond, the Commander-in-Chiefof the Protectionists. hat The drilling that the squeezable county members are tice receiving at ...

... The PharosiIron steam yacht was launched ORt MondAY from Messre. Fairburn and Sons' iron ship~buhlduing yard, at Mill-wall, Poplar, and is designed as a steam yacht of the comniissionesrs of northern lighthoUses. It masy Inot be generally known that the jurisdiction of the Trinity H~oard does not extend to the lights on the Scottish coast, Lthese being placed under the care of a diatrict Board ...

... ? &UMIllargOf .4b; Moko ACW04: ?? - ?? ?? ? ?? YWar.-The Time. of this morning has a tremnen- dous warlike article, intended, no doubt, as a side. blow at our anti-warlike declaration of Saturdayl The Times, as is its custom, extols and eulogises peace, while it has the effrontery to declare that the aristocratic antipathies and dislikes of England to vulgar republican institutions and ...

... TO THE IMPERIALMIIARTISTS. My DEAR FaIENDS,-I presume that, in the midst of the conflict of questions, you will be glad to hear something about the question of questions; and that the excitement of free trade, the militia, war, famine, and the Queen's speech, instead of diverting your attention from, that all-important subject, wilt rather lead you to a consideration of it Ma the means of ...

... STATE OF PARTIES IN Ej#LAND. [From the Augsburg azeetie.] Sir Robert Peel is again Prime Minister of England. In reality it was too much to expect Peel to support the measures of the Whig Government in posse, even if they were in accordance with his views. Peel has, during the last two years, seen often enough that he can constantly rely upon the support of the liberal middle classes so long ...

... THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTa EASTERN RAILWAY. TuNDRIDOSC, MONDAY NioarT.-Th~e coroner's in- quiry ino the circumstances attending the late dis- astrous accident on the Southl Eastern Railway was resumed this afternoon, at the Angel Hotel, in this plice. The coroner arrived shortly before three o'clock, and after having had a short intercourse with the fore- man of the panel, informed the ...

... (orrtpobtw> THE TRICK l TtLEAGT To THE EnITRo OF TB3MOSTu0aI 2 s: bellev r ,xnb.~ htuaeb noxio as fter eelioihto~b5f~b, .je92's cureA1 to te whol e ?? r~wn t the p ckets,#f ?? latprq.8pg g,.prg dt ningra-a calamiity which u~ od ~ix~and brother a s opinion rewts on no nieanwai1n. I vh ye ?? Lawfl areAbranoho.K t PqRlitelW *pa~. ?? ?? ilpofti sics branch, naae h7root, t4onk.,jkndAi~nliaios~~o~ ...

... The Rules of the Chartist Co-operative Land e, Association are now perfected and ready for enrol. I ment, with the opinion of counsel, that they are, in every way, conformable to the statute, and we hope; by next week, to communicate the glad tidings that we have achieved, for all the members, that amount r of protection which will secure their funds against 51 the DISHONESTY OF THEIR OFFICERS ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ASHFonD AND MARGATE BaANCH RAnrwAr.-An accident, which has resulted fatally, occurred on Thursday morning on the Works of the South Eastern Branch Railway to Canterbury, Ramsgate, and Margate, near the village of Minster. It appears that early on the morning in question, a train of loaded ballast waggons started from Canter- bury down the line to Minster, being propelled ...

... DREADFUL AMDiDEN V-TIlE DELRRY .MAIL. The particulars of the following fatal aeodent, whbieh happened,,toithe-=ldondeo rrt mnail, o.oal, on 'Thursday night, have been aomiflu n ''to Us by James Cahill; Esq, of 70, Talbut-street, who was a I passenger, aid wiso, we, ar'e happy to sat, escaped With on ly some slight bruises !The cach left the Drogheda terminus of the Dub. tin and Drogheda ...

... The circumstances under which Van Diemas's Land is now placed have attracted theattention of the press, but scarcely any one is aware of the inten-. sity of the evil. The numbers of convicts which are poured forth upon that unhappy land are rapidly destroying all sound public opinion, and substituting a code of con- vict morals in its place. A few years ago Lord Stanley felt the misehief thus. ...