... TUlB NJl.V PLANEKT. fFROSC A CORRIESPONDENT.1 Sile ic lie discovery of' tie ultrae-zidiftitl p)lanet Corles, on the 1it of Jalluary, f801 (soon nf'oer followed by the dis- covoly o'Juillo, Paillas, and 1(Vsta), o occuarrence lici s, per- hat excitvd so much interest in tbe scieutilie world as the neivlv-dliseovperd mellmber of our planetary flinily Astieca. Tie Aobsle''Vatioios of olie of the ...

... Ctrinial ant §oreign itntelfie eIjI ?? ENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS; 8FISECT1 OF THE KING OF THE FRENCH. O: Satulrday least the French Chambers werer opened b i i l;e Xiog in porsou. The followling ;.n copy ~Of his: ~Iaicstj03 speechi, which does not present any subgjeit for * ;epilera'n, Peers and Deputies, *ireossembling yon around me, I am happy to h-eleve tii. se car congratulate ...

... DR. MIUSPRATT ON THE CHEMISTRY OF VEGETATION, &c. Lazrrm llL To the Editor of thre Giaesscd Hcrald. Sir-I gave two analyses at the conclnsion of my last communi- cntion-the one representing the ?? of turlips, ard t!:eot~ler those ofEpc)tatoes; but vwith the view vof giving the tiet a better insight into the constitution of these plants, mlend here the quantities of water, organic matter, and ...

... SOUT'11 AUSTRALIA. [EXTRIACT OF A 1'RIVATE LETTaRn] Property of ll kinds having been muci depreciated, I Ihave ntM writteln to you for somne time, having 110 g0ood IUPWAiS to ?? T'is is a great eorn ns well as grazing' country. Even at tlie present high price of wages, thle farnmer is satisfied witi the price of 3s. per bushel, in consequence of the corn hetin real)ped, thrashed, and winnowed ...

... LAUNCH OF TIlE FURY STEAM FRIGATE, AT SIHEERNESS. Tuesday, being the day appointed for the launch of this fine vessel, the town of Sheerness exhibited the usual de- mionstr ations of a general holiday, nqd the day being fine over head, for nearly an, hour before the time fixed for the launch (oue o'clock) the dockyard was throngedwith crowds of well-dressed people fromn all parts of the island ...

... Vie R ibtrpol J~trcurj-) SALUS POPULI LFX SUiPBMA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1846. RETRIOSPECT OF THE PAST YEAR. Although the diiision of our years according s to the calendar is, as every one is aware, purely . arbitrary, and nature knows nothing of the dis-n tinction so broadly marked in our conventional n notation of time, between the 31' t December, Cl 1845, and the Ist January, 1846-still, this ...

... RfiESS FROM PARIS. f'i appeared in a part only of our ?? 'a impression We h]ve received the Paris papers of Tuesday by our ordinary express. * 'fTe contest for the Presidency of the Chamber of flputies uappears to have created more than usual iliteest, from thle announcement previously made tlat the two great parties of the Left and tbe Left Centre had come to an understanding, and had agreed ...

... PI;Ic L I I N(r-FE IALE EI ) UCATJIN I -N I {A Ott Wedneesday list, at one O'clock, lisa atteisia ?? oif the 6,11isgw Lades' asoiat~ti fr ~wmoina, f-r~eel esiceation s hssflsa, an oue'tititis 1isit tile EsaslhtiCi- (f Sciroela6, 'was1 Ii-d- l itl ste Aemsti li~ly 1-ootris, I isorams S vs a I. Thle, ,~par ls' [I I was'1 airasi t cttsirel3 sailtiI ?? o ts, te. stouect ol shle nrsteistn bring_ ...

... T THE LATE ACCIDENT AT TRE HIARRING. - - TON WATER WORKS. On Friday morning last, two other dead bodies were taken out of the ruins, making, in all, five deaths by the 3serious calamity which we noticed in full last week. A re- tport-of the inquest will be found elsewhere. St We have been favoured by Mr. H. G(. Hasbord, sur- w geon, with the ?? particulars as to the sufferers by M the late ...

... 'I 'AIE ( IN-iS N E ' T ,Sr. ?? ' ROL , ' _ - ?? ?? t ' LONDON. TlirJR5DA. M~oRNING.:. To 0,TAB ?? 1r t - ~ Z~Y -1BTR AN INEB WITS.z uz.' E.. f ENT HMEN--Theextraordinaryevents wbich hav .occuarid ?? the last few weeks, itte :'sebversioz. of a government usually commanding 'a -.mIoajority -of I neai a -hundred.l in .the H'oise of ?? Comnmon's, 't'.'fbr'o:the leader. ?? whvlen .t calied ...

... THE ROYAL BOUNTY TO THE POOR I OF WINDSOR. WINDSOR, THURSDAY EVENING.-Her Majesty's new year's gifts to the poorand needyfurmiliesresiding within the borough, were distributed this morning in the now Riding-school, at the Roynl-mews. In the centre of the Rid'ng-school was a table, between fifty and sixty feet In length, upon which were displayed the numerous joints of beef, weighing about 15 ...

... TrE POTATO DISEASE. VAZZOC& XEIIxOfl ax -WITcE O~lt PayT UK flOCUflD Il11uM DIASEASED PO ~~'TAThOE. (From thc Snnc'olow.) 'We regret to hlear that inl somel piCrC5 large hteapp fptte here been tlu'svii awway ats ?? 'e ?? almost overy ease, by grating tile 110tiiO andl exposing- it to wtr ai grea~t deal ci' s1ti'el and useful 1teed 11hiclit lie saved, which si ill he iifell holsome if the v' ...