... I CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF A CHILD, I; On Wednesday, a young married woman, named r- Mary Belli apparently about seventeen, was brought be. r- fore the magistrates, charged with concealing the birth af re a child, of which she had been delivered, by secreting it i., in a chimney. The prisoner lived as servan with r D 1, Scurfield, shawl dealer, Bold-street. Mr. Dixon Scurfield stated, that the ...

... JVLTU?7 IN PAreVO. Tire Brook of England returns for the week ending the 6th IS inst., state the amount of notes Issued to be £28,325,001), :h of which the banking department has on hand £C8,468,180, leav- :h Igthe criralation, in bank notes, £19,866,820, to which. must a- as b addd, ank ostbills, £851,088; against thris, in addition to- in the Govern'.ssnt debt and other securities, there is, ...

... NeWd antr Obderbattand. tinua. ~he THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. bags, tea ,: ?? WITH MEXICO. rtnds Est The fine packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey, which the e iad left New York on the 18th ult., arrived in the Mersey~ Brig on Tuesday. By her we have received important misce- It his ligence from the seat of war, although it is only one day fence be later, and if it can be relied upon, the ...

... ------------- sorrion EntrIliornre. The Frenich Mini.ster of War has ordered that learning to sing, on the Wilhelmo system, shall be obligatory in all the French in- Zantry regiments. The heat was, it appears, greater in Paris, on Satorday week, that it had been durin-, some years. A .kt two o'cloc',XC accord- ng to one letter, the thermoumeter (tReaunur) marked in the shade 25 deg., or Ss' ...

... 71;1;?TL TO?At-ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. sad Wititiettide fetvlof thsnumerous atnd in. Craig~ac'udltid~.and was attended by nearly on o niusual splendaur, ,no envious cloud 'f le t1 y~ nd ati's useemed tO have Put onl her holi. ?? fr tie ant0 By the early railway trains there attreerticer~'l~of friends of the cause tram Bath, 0er *~~iiga'ier lnnoell, Gloucester, and other places, ~eeit eeto be ...

... I TO T E iDITOR OF ±13 CAL±DOIILI* ME&CURY. I DEAR SIR-We Scotchmen are proverbially fond of corm. lencing our day's labour with a frood breakfast-and a sea- son or two past, when the western route was from this our shortest to the metropolis, I remember well the gratifying ideas with which we entered the Birmingham refreshment room after a morning's ran upon the Grand Junction. Now, and for ...

... IBRAHIM PACHA IN BIRMVIGHAM. Birmingham, Sanday Afternoon. Ibrahim Pacha, and part of his suite. consisting of Major Dickson, Colonel Bonfort, Al. Nabar, his interpreter, domes- ties, &c., arrived in this town by the ordinary express train, at eight o'clock last night. His Highness travelled in one of the royal carriages, built for the accommodation of her MNa- jesty the Queen Dowager. On ...

... NATIoNAL SYSTEMI OF EDUCATION. Dublin, June 16. There was an extremely gratifying exhibition on Monday, I at the half-yearly examination of the teachers trained at the establishment of the National Board of Education in Marlbo- u rough Street, in this city. The proceedings on this occasion r afford the most convincing evidence of the complete success j of the national system, after having ...

... Prince Louis Napoleon, on arriving in London, addressed the following letter to the editor of ?? as Soemmee:- MI DEAIL MI. 1FoGEoRGo-MIy desire to see my father once more in this world made me attempt the boldest enter- prise I ever engaged in. It required more resolution and cou- rage on my part than at Strasbourg and Boulogne, for I was determnined not to submit to the ridiculc that ...

... '.4.11crairp. EDINBURGH. MlONDA_)Y, JU-NE 22, 1846. The conclusions of the Committee of the Board of Trade on the guage question have been confirmed by re- solution.s of the I nouse of Commons. It was impossible to see how either the Commissioners or tue Cominittee -cruld have nrrlved at any other practical result. Still it iS to be regretted, thbat in the course of circumstances thle country ...

... confirming this painful intelligence. The following account is given a private of the Bth battalion of the Orleans Chasseurs, who made his escape : — The deira was encamped about three leagues from the Molouia. The prisoners were about in number. the 27th April, in the afternoon, a letter was received at the from Abd-el-Kadcr. Three horsemen arrived at the camp where the prisoners were, to ...

... Her Majesty the Quee.i Dowager, accompanied by his Prince Edward of SaxeWeimar and her suite, left Jfarlborough-house at half past nine o'clock yesterday morring, to procccd, eiti South Ea«tern railway, to Ramsgate, en route for the Continent. Her Majesty received -visits on Monday evening at Marlborough-house from their Royal High the Duchess of Kent and the Duchess of Cambridge. The train ...