... Sim a- vobdrbationd. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. By the packet-ship Shenandoah, Captain West, which arrived on Sunday, and the Henry C!ay, Captain N. e which reached the Mersey on MNonday, we have receiv~ed 2New York papers to the 8th instant, being eight days tivi later than those brought by the Acadia. o THEt OREGON QUESTION, me The controversy between the two countries upon the Go z'uJec, ...

... 7 - I THUROIJGH-f'lNAL-UNCONDITIONAI- I (From the Ecsoiosist.) -1 The Ministry is re-constituted, and the day for Ij the meeting of Parliament is definitively fixed. It Cas 15 known that the Government intend to bring for- ftot ward a measure for the settlement of the corn law At.~ question ; and the great point of interest for the or.u country now is, what that measure is to be. Its roto ...

... THOUGHTS ON THE BOTANIC GARDEN ANNUAL MEEITING, ?? . -. .. - ty. --J- D--- A. -A M-n. i Mh o 4Siml. r Held at the Clarendon Rooms, o0l Mforday, the 19th inst. tlie Y I cannot avoid thinking that the meeting, held rela- and ie tive to the pecuniary embarrassment of the Botanic wh( 3 Garden, will have a good effect, (though perhaps indi-l My rectly,) froi the valuable practical remarks it ...

... I sCOM PROPLE ?? 5OUS VIrE SRILVXR SPOONS rS .S;- UOUTHS, rXElLSPS Tro STOP TprlCs (From the London Tfsnes.) VIIINNA, JAN, I.-The excitement oeessionea by the-c of the Emperor of Russia having now subsided, and ii;:. various cancanw, political and snecdotical, either founded c.- trath or due to mere invention, upon the subject, evern dewx.a to the jokes or those established witJ of Vienna, ...

... ?? I Tsr: NFrw, LogotB CM Cnic R}r4ISTsn.-Oa i1oday the Earl of Dalhousie attended in the First Division of the Court of Session, for the purpose of taking the oaths necessary on the Noble Earl assuming the office of Clerk of her Majestv's Registers and Rolls ii Scotlad, in thle room of the late Right Hon. William Dundas. Ten of the Jndges Mere present. The oaths were administered hr cthe Lord ...

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... dOrei5t0 JtntcILItn. - ot . . . . The comuilittee of the Chaniber (if Peers oni thb Address met on Tutsdayto receive the report ofthe Odunt Postalis. Should thd Address be approved, the Peers will meet oh Wednesday in their bureaus to hear it read, and the discussion upon it was to cortmence on Thursday. On Saturday, the French Minister of Finance lad bdfore the Chamber of ...

... II THE BROAD AND) NARRIOW GAUGES-LAMENT- I ABLE ACI'DENT. . I r l- ?? if If uso;a .. -A.. s rA14? -1.1 - l ?? _ L. rp 1 . I of The result of a series of experiments made on the Great * Western and Great North of England Railways, shows the I(I g* average speed upon the narrow-guage line, withi 0 tols, has v. ng been labout 44 miles per holir; with a maximum sliced of 56,}l miles per hour, ...

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... I OSS OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT STEAMIER IPAPIN. The French Government has just received intelligence o the loss of the Papin steamer. The following are the details I of that melancholy event as published by the M oniteur:- The Papin left Cadiz at two o'clock P.am. on December 5, and was bound for Senegal. The weather was fine during the whole afternoon of the 5th and the morning of the ...