... I FRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday bring the close of the debate or the preceding day on the first paragraph of the Address, wbich terminated in a signal triumph for the Cabinet. It referred to an amendment brought forward by M. Odilion Barrot im- putinig electoral corruption to Ministers in the various elections of Members of the Chamber or of the Provincial Coumcils General.-On the vote ...

... TA 3 ER .A. [LATEST EDITION.] PUBLISHED AT SIX O'CLOCK EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1846. The mvstery of close upon two months was cleared up on the evening of the eagerly awaited Tuesday, and9 as far as the principle of ultimate protection upon the entirety of British industry is involved, the leaders of the recently conflicting Cabinets are agreed. Sir ROBERT gives, after a ...

... -- On Saturday night a man and his wife, named Koony, of No. 18, Surrey-place, Blackfriars-road, were quarrelling, and in the heat of her passion seized a brass candlestick, which she threw at her husband, who jumped out of the way, when it struck a woman named Mary Cole, who was passing the street- door at the moment. The blow inflicted a severe wound on the head, and it was deemed necessary ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZEDT& Fifiday, Jan. 23. WAR-OFFICE, JANuAnRY 23, 1846. 3rd Light Dragoone-Cornet Rqbert Hodgson, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Bruce, who ex- ohan ges, Ootsober 31, 1845. 8th LIght DAagoonsCaptin R. T. Hopldns, from half pay unaitached, to be Captain, vice G. Brown, who exchanges; Lleutenstflt A. J. Lord Killeena, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hawkins, ...

... Terrible Steam-boat Disaster-Great Loss of Life. (From the New Oledass PieyreNe, Dec. 24.) From the officers of the Diamond, arrived yesterday, we learn that, on the night of the 18th instant, the steamboat Belle ZRae, Captain Brazier, while on her way from Zanesville, Ohio, to this city, struck a snag, about twelve miles below the mouth of White-river, en the Mississippi, and immediately ...

... A mneiorial to Government against the enrolment of the Militia was last week sent to London by the hoha- bitanta of Reading. The memorial was respectfully sigu.ed, and is as follows:- ?? To THE Covoxesseonosos o0 T550 TnacscaY. The memorial of the undersigned anhabitants or Reading, respectfully ?? your memriahista have heard withdeep concern that it is the intansilo of the ministers of the ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. Very little business has been transacted in the Funds, and the Markets in Foreign Stocks and Shares are steady. Regard the Railway Deposit Question in which way we wvill, we cnno conealfrom ourselves that the monied world ore in a position of great jeopardy, and every effort should be made on the pat of the commercial communiytreesnthsr- ous inconvenience, and how ...

... ODD-FELLOWS!P. ArstvlttsAfy DoastNar. -On Tuesday evening last, a strong muster of ibe brothers and their friends an- sembled at the house of Mr. Eeles, the Red COW, Hsaacmcrstnith, for the purpose of celebrating the first anniversary of the Loyal True Briton's Lodge with a dinner- The room was tastefully decorated with evergreens and flowers; a quantity of lamps were suspended along the ...

... ~r - - Tor CL CoVZLLAtGs ! fE, l ars. ' L- e T, wrh iSEW6tMOER. , s has been appointed to in- at ?? thle state of ventilation ilet sto be hoped that much good hlsahitarits through that corn- S J there is much stir and oue imptierent of towns, it , that any ouch improve for con'try villages. The cow i.ah as dwell in these places eitrat, as if by universal con ,o.e detell, that ashore there are ...

... OUR readers, we are certain, will do us the jus- oce to acktiowledge that we never approach the cnsideration of any measure, be it important or comrparatively trivial,without at least endeavouriag to divest our mind of partiality or prejudice- without striving to look upon it in a national point of view. It is so desirable that good measures should be obtained for the people, and a matter of ...

... PSAjLS IOR SrRIKGZNG. ItmtMOtTAL.OTY OP THE SOUL-lWbat Makes the soul so valuable? Its immortality. When endless years have run on, the soul vill still ex~ist-omn~ing thought!I Will itnever tire? Wil the ethereal pulsation Of sublimated existence never grow heavy? Will the wheel never be brekeis at the cisierl I Never I The 50.1 will endure as long as the throne of God! As Heavet's walls shall ...

... OUR CARPET BAC. ELEGY ON A PET PUGBr A LADY OF RANx. (Written expressly for a fashionable Annual for 1847.) Dear Pompey! despise not a heart that is breaking, To think it may never look on thee again; There lives not a thing that would grieve not, forsaking The lovely attraction it petted in vain. The insect that lives but a bright summer's morning, Laments as the flower that it woos dies away ...