... M Oi e V ?? ciato . ?? o casc tr ied in a Parisiani court, the othe dlal, It (caInIt ou1t that Ms.. Alexandre Duntas is It ? paldliteell SoUs (Olriout 7 ,W.) a line for rommnces writtvii for ?? nwspalpens, v A ccordilng to the recent census taken at Vienna the 1npUlatiuti of the capital is 410,047 souls if A geotliInAlt, natmed Tomline, has mairde over ,ise to l.ionl College, in tiut.t, tile ...

... I CONCILIATION HALjV-W t. ill, LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATI The usual weekly meeting of the association wa Yesterday. Conciliation Hall wag much crocwded,an 3 reception of the Liberator wasl most worm and enthusat. Mr. John O'Connell and the Hon. Cecil Lawless were also prm loudly cheered, in Amongst the gentlemen in the immediate vicinity of the W Liberator's Chair., we noticed the ...

... n!lriculturr, ,Vc. SUGGESTIONS FOR SMALL FARMERS. The necessity of attending to the cultivation of the land, arid the policy of admitting a cottier to be occasion- ally withdrawn, or to absent himself from a permanent, though comparatively reinotet reproductive work (such as draining anti subsoiling), to be employed in reproductive of an iwnrediate, and though temporary, of the most rioces. ...

... TnE tidings from India arc decidedly those of economy and peace. The accounts from all quarters coincide in this respect. The Cashmere insurrection against Goolab Sing proves not to be a serious one; that of the Chief of Moultan against the Maharajah of Lahore more a financial higgle, than political resistance. The Nieam has at length appointed a Vizier of our choice, and Nepaul no longer ...

... LANCASHIRE. Accidext ox the North-western, Liverpool—On Saturday evening an accident occurred on the Liverpool and Manchester portion of the London and North-western Railway. The line enters Manchester a viaduct through Salford, adjoining, and running parallel with the Bolton Railway about 300 yards of the distance. At this point there a junction with the Bolton for the Lancashire trains to ...

... -A ?? r.A1 r - I' ?? ted We have CaUle of G nod H1opec papers to the I Ith a October. The following interesting statement in furs the postscript'' of the South Afiican (Coin- in )1 merviAdlertiser, of thc lo th of that month IP'iJOSTSCRIII'. The Fronticr J'ost arrived last night, at 10 sed o'clock, having been dotalined by hcavy rains. of The following, from the Gr2rdmuo's Tovn 'Journal to of ...

... CLERK.ENWELL.—A* Ungrateful Cabman.—John Burke, a cabman, was charged by Mr. Grayson, an attorney, of Newcastle, with stealing a gold watch, value 172. —Mr. Grayson stated that had been to visit a lady in Collegestreet, Doctors' Commons, few days ago. He hired the prisoner's cab in Cheapside, and was driven to several places, and eventually to Mr. Hinton's coffee-house, in Red Lionstreet, ...

... We blhve received some important documents re- specting the future government of New Zealand, of which the most interestin- is that containing the instructions from Earl Grey to (Ciptain Grey, anmp which we print in extenso. This despatch is accom- panied by a copy of the New Zealand Charter. It repeals the Charter of 1840, and creates the power;, municipal, legislative, and administrative ...

... On Sunday one of the most numerous meetings of delegates ever convened was held at the Woodman's Hut, Great Ancoats-street, Manchester. There were 68 delegates present from different places Lancashire, Cheshire, York, and Derby. The Chairman, in opening the proceedings, read the following letter from Charles Hindley, Esq., M.P.: To the Chairman of the Met tins of Delegates from Factory Workers ...

... ..1,Forcigil Elltdlt9cllfr- : ?? L RVanPOOL, W1DNESDAV EVENING.-Tho packet selip Eutope entered thel ersey on Wednesday evening; her accounts are of the lst instant. They add little to the intelligence received by the last mail steamer. A fright- ful steam boat collision had occurred on the Mississippi, about seven miles above Natchez, on the 21st ult.; twenty or thirty lives were lost, and ...

... TE1M ItJi)RNLiG CHROSRlI E. LON DON: TUESDAY, DECEMBER i), 1346. Ti Poline ( .overlinent, it will he spen from a docunient in anotiher part of our paper, has exihi- lited a praetical recognition of' those distinctive ji inic iles upon N fih the colony of New Zealand was ritgnially founded. It was not a penal settle- ?? 1 ! enc the absence of those ob1jections which l'iy aEaihA the self ...

... VJNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY Evr-niING. By the arrival of the John (i. Coster at this port fronm Now York, we have adviecs from that city to the 3d instant inclusive. Tie papers that have reached us (lo not, however, add any intelligence worth noticing to the accounts brought by the Acadia. 'l'be lateA dates from Washington are to the 3d instant, but they are totallv devoid of importance. ...