... NEGOCIATION BETWEEN T''HE I I LONDON AND YOR1K, :AND EASThIyg COUNTIESS RAILWAYS. The following, amongst other correspondence ol th esubjeet, WpeArs in the Timnes of yeeterdoy :-tI London and York' RaitlWay Oftices1, 7, Lothsbury, lin April 29, 1846. To C. P. R~oney, Esq~, Seciretary of the Eastertn Counties Stir,-Tho Dicectors of the London and Yoark Rallway have, had lbefoie them the offer. ...

... LONDON, TauRaSDy MOI1RING. THE MONEY MARKET. Yesterday Consols were done for money at 9ek but last at 95k, and for Account at DIIo, and new sellers at.96X; Exohe. quer Bills have dropped to 28 p.m. There is little difference in the price of Spanish Securities. The Five per Cents have been done at 26 and 25s, and the Three per Cents. at 38. Railway shares are much the same. Ministers are blamed ...

... I - MTN- I! MERCHANT SEAMENSs ACT.I NICE DISTINCTIONS. At the Thames police.offlce, on Friday, a case, which' excited considerable interest, as being the first in which '~decismon wa~s epected under the 21st elause of the dc' Thandi8 Victria, cap. 112, went off without any result. The discussion whbic took place as to the construction of the clause was somnewhat curious. Thefacts are-briefly ? ...

... The Cologne Gazette of the 12th March contains the folloW- ing manifesto of the insurgents of RussLan Poland:- MANIFESTO OF POLAND, FIGHTING FOR HtER LIBERTY, TO TiHE GERMAN NATION. The Provisional Government of the kingdom of Poland, fighting for liberty, Free and noble German Nation I The insurrection of our brothers in the Grand Duchy of Posen has been followed by loss of life to all. Our ...

... I tKiNG'S LYNw, Tuesday Evening.-A public dinner, on an f unusually large scale, was this day given by the electors of *y Lynn, and the farmers of West Norfolk, for the purpose of te complimenting Lord G. Bentinck, and at the same time thank- ing him for his recent opposition in the House of Commons to the corn bill of Sir R. Peel, The reunion, comprising about n600 gentlemen, took place in ...

... I MAN0CJBiSTER, MIDLAND, AND GREAT GRIMSI3Y RAILWAY. :(rom the Liverpool Standard o Tucesday,) k. meetng of the scripholders in the above company was held yesterday, in the Clarendon Rooms, for the purpose of considering its position and prospects. The mneetiag wais numerously and iufluentiully attended. F R Harboard, Esq., town connclilor, was alLed: to the chair. Mr. Aldredi, ohairmais of ...

... I : rLOCAL INTELLIGENCE,. In the long list of names of those present at the splendid dinner given on Satnrday by Viscount and Viscountess Poaimerst!ls, we observe the following amongst ?? James, Viscount and Viscountess Pollington, Lord and Lady Beaumont, and Mrs Lane Fox. Lord Beaumont arrived in this town, by train, on Tuesday, and proceeded to Burton Constable, on a visit to .Sir C. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, June 12. SPEECHES OF BISHOP PHlIPOTTS AND BISHOP WILBERFORCE, ON THE CORN IMPORTATION BILL. The most remarkable speeches of the evening were those cf the Bishops of St. David'a and Oxford, of Lords Mont- eagle. Grey. and Broughans, in support of the Ministerial treasure for repealing the Corn Laws; and, on the opposite side, those of Lord Ashburton. Lord Starley, the ...

... JMPERIAL £4F LIAMENT. I IT n IT a - Xs n Tal - A - HOUSE OP LORDS, T UESDA Y, Spril 22. Their lordships toet at five o'clcoli. The Bishop Of DU1RHAIN presented a petition from he trustees of Lord Carew's charity, against the charitable Trusts, Bill. A petition to the same effect was presented by the Barl of SUFFOLK. The Bishop of DURHAM wished to ask the noble lord, the President of the Board ...

... o ?? I PRasIsTava METroDosrss' Missrosx.-Three sermons were preached on Sunday lait, and a public meeting was held on Monday, in aid of these missions. The collection, boxes, &c., amounted to £14. CORN RETUsnms,-Wheat, 406 qrs, £2 ?? 61d; beans 44 qrs, £2 2s 7id; oats 228 qrs, Al id ; barley 10 quarters £1 las. CATsrL MARxaT.-There was a large supply of foreign beasts, and a good show of ...

... IEVEiNTI ADDRE S ANTS or TI{lEPIRL. BY THIE COMMITTEE Or THE NATIONA4L Cl- But Batnte say, though You repnudate Ronlirii,. s p- Adnmit, nay youl invite the co-operation Of Y.~J ' Where is the differencel t ihy trot get rid of r5 ' altogether ? Our rnsewer ir- !ibo Englis;h Cthurch is ain cuern craft, by her principlee, by her tewv, by- hr ' ?? temrper of her people, by tihe spirif ol 'br ...

... te0pf?n?encc. HULL COIL COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BULL 71,PcKEr. SiR,- Ju u'its' is mistakens in ?? that I Wish to- blame the few' sespsetable coal merchants of this port eot the disgraceful practices that are bringing It into disreputev witth nerchants: ay remarks do not apply to themi; anid I have reason to believe that they feel, vwith ate, that the sooner scrch practices are put an ...