... , AMERICAN SYMPATHY-CARGO OF THE SHIP VICTOR. l It is a question on which a great deal of doubt may exist whether the bonduct of the committee of the Central Association of the Society of Friends, to wnom was con- signed the bountiful offerings of the bitizens of New York conveyed by the ship Victor, in having placed those gifts under the infuence and control of the government Com.. missariat ...

... LO:NDON, TF1J1USDAY. APRIL 29. I ?? has been received of the death, at Graefelnberg, of Mr Thomas Joplin, the founder of joint- stock banking, and who has for many years held a pro- mine.t iosition in the bankinig and mercantile worldI ?? had gono to Giaefenberg to try the effect of the cele- reated walrer cure, but ba.' for some months befora his death ielinquished it. Thie htigia price of ...

... ST. HELEN'S. An..ihkr Irish Sunday last, man nam, d Karrett, an Irishman, called at the p lice station, with wife and three children, cravng assista-.ee, and stating that had not money for his lodgings. After a struggle. two of the officers searched him, and found in his pockits £l 6s. • k'2 ■!«> 4JJ. her pocket. He committed Kokdale for fourteen days, and the magls'.ate ordered that during hi ...

... TENANT-RIG[IT. At the last meeting of the Woolor Farmer4'aJlub, Mr Dar- ting, of Hietton House, submitted tbe following paper on the question of Tenant-Right. 1 The question of tenaut right has of late obtained so much attention, and been brought so prominently for- ward, both by the subject being (tiscussed at many of the farmers' clubs throughout the country, and those discus- sions ...

... SUNTDAY RAILWAY TRAVELLING-PUBLIC MEETING IN GLASGOW. Last night, at eight o'clock, one of the largest and most up- roarious meetings that ever assembled in this city, took place in the City Hall. It was called to consider the propriety of petitioning Parliament to pass a law making it imperative on alt railway companies, carrying passengers, to afford the public adequate and proper facilities ...

... Afbil 36. We have had little or alteration to note our late statements. We have had a small supply of Stock, with high prices Beef 7d. per lh.. Mutton 8 Jd. to 9d. per lb. CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL From the 19th the 26th ApriL Cows Calves Sheep Lambs Pigs Horses 1113 ...

... ?? ?n FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 30. .. ?l P , ?c ?? ?T,, J?, Z, r I 13 - | There are further American arrivals, the latest bring- a in- intellivence from New York to the 8th instant. There . .v. :1- - la .I, t. ...

... IIGIBLAND RELIEF COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Glasgow Section of the Central Board ?? a's Iheld is the Merchants' i-all Committee Ucooms, on. Monday-Wil- ¶' liani Gray. 1lsq. in the chair. -l Tkv SiluETeABY read to thermeeting a letter from John Claw, CO t e.of Liverpool, dated 22d April current, with letter from Wir!! ye I amtathboes, Eon, to Mr. Clow, of date 10th current, and rela- ...

... The devotions in honour of the ever Blessed Virgin Mary will commence in the beautiful new Catholic Church of St. Audeon on Saturday next, and will continue each day y, during the ensging month. They will be opened by a vi solemn High Mass, it eleven o'clook; the truly eloquent si preacher, Dr. O'Connell, of Waterford, will preach on that cceasion, and on every subsequent evening, except Satur ...

... An adjourned general court of the governors of the above institution was held yesterday at the hospital, for the further consideration of the report of the committee appointed to inquire into the government and general man- agement of the hospital. Sir RH. IwGots was called to the chair. Capt. MAUDtI, chairnian of the committee, moved that the second and third suggestions of the report be ...

... ,te CONXGZIBG41TlOAtAL INTER VIBIW WITH MINISTERS. ay on Wednesday evening the Rev. Dr, Massie delivered at his chapel, Chapel-street, Salford, an address on the er government scheme of education, thle debate in thle House of Commons upon the subject, and gave en h.account of the interview of the lste deputation from. the Cougregationalists of Lancashire and Yorkshire with teLord Lansdowne and ...

... REMOVAL OF SMITHFIELD MIARKET. i To the EDITO0R of the EXETER FLYIXG ?? Ssa.-The far famed and famous Smithfield Market for Cattlea and Sheep lies struck for years all Foreigners with admiratioli ci and amazement, for loss mistakes and accidents occur thore (in proportion to the mnumber and value of property) than in any other Market in any Conntry uspon the agelobe-ior you soldoma hear of a ...