... THE WSHOP OF NEW ZEALAND. Mr. lIeyworth, of Liverpool, has transmitted, the following excellent and judicious -communication to the editor of the New Zeakznd Joternaer- It is to. be hoped that Mr. Heyworth's name may 4ecure a favourable hearing for truths in certain quarters where they have hitherto been re- fused admission-it is to be feared from a- partisani feeling, disguising itself (even ...

... , SCWQT&AID. I I I - I . 1 3 ~EDINBURGxr, Dna. 30. . A Church and state are at variance inAberdeen. A ( , acancy having taken place iu one of the town churchess- the magistrates decline presenting a now, minister, for the reasons specified: in the followving t ,minute: ' ' a That, 'taking fito consideration the annual. loss arising to h Ithe funds ofthe coznmnoeity from the kirk oharge-' ...

... NVINDSOIt, FRIDAY. The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning oni !Slj eastern terraco ?? slopes. 'Ihlle Rovyal Paniily took- walkint- and Ion? oser. lse. Ils Se-ne Ilighwimes Priiic,. Lowenstein :end ?? Francis Seymour aire elxpectud te arieive this eveinirtiui at t. d Ciettle otl a VisKit to tie Qlueeii. Thc royal dinirr pirty this evening at tbh Castle will it- elid! her Royal ?? thde ...

... A ?LM'JD INT'ER VENT]ONV of AUSTRIA I!be ITALY. 'T IIe news from Italy is of a very serious nature, and Ithe Npeavefill adl legal agitation winch the Jwisiloni of the lead ers of t In preseit muoverueut in Italy had impressed UpOnl ithe Italiain prole, is likely to stand a hard trial. Aware 9that If the-y ,uave a pretence to tho Austrinn government by any tict ot violence, that governtleit ...

... LOZWO? SATtJ/?I4*Y, ITAN. 1. Vito recommend its -!Pt ---e oP-.I I a Jto reconlmeua it. lvmitjya ?? , ougmeite gIory, nor3-prosperity,i ' p_ ?? -discoyery, nor, wisdom. It ?? : nothing - yond 'the- s~eet,4and s.--igest m.eri=A s for oF perienee, matmlals too, owieh, spynx-like, even I ,n-ow more' Fplexthn pulighten. -everwas.ay, I - g havatebsxnar could have less Ulikedto wieldor-; the consuls, ...

... THE BISHOP OF HEREFORD. h ~ F 1- 'n - Ac ?? -! _- Bra f ?? Jn LJni VLWL.C UJU . of The following address, signed by fifteen out of the tb twenty-four heads of houses in the University of oxford, has fu: beon presented to Dr. Hampden, Of the remaining heads 4i9 of houses, one is Dr. Hampden himself ; another is pat 90 tri Iyears of age, anid takes no part in 'public business; four are at ...

... w . I, ?? ?? . ?? LANCASHIRE. RoB}BER S. BY LETTIt-CARBIEnS.-On Thurnday d George and Willianm Cliffrd, ather and son, letter-carriera a atthe Manchester Post-offieW, were charged at the police- bi office with having stolen half a sovereign from a lotter ad- 0 dressed to Mr. Robison, No. 10, Oldham-road, on the 8th G inst.. The prisoners had been-in' custody since the Wetnes- r day: previous, ...

... jDR, IIAMIPDEN'S APPOINTMENT. The following is Lord Joliu Rlussell's reply to the adduiress of the clergy of Bedford, wilic)h w.e paldisihed n afewV ?? [go. As tie signatures, howOever, Nvore not ?? ?? to it, we siljeoill tie addlress to-day, with tihe nairrs of the clorgy who have signed it:- WlonIunN Ami lEY, Dec. 30, 1847. 1 REv. SIRS-I have received Nvith great satisfac- I tion t be ...

... ITA lY. -4-O A lifter from Florence of tie Q'0th mlentionts a report tdilt the Elnpt tor of Airstiin, at the request of ?? Lucca ?? thie Dulte Ol M ode to, lots marched troopS into M odenit wld ?? ram. It this retport be well founded, and tbe mo0e- Itit!t duo`li l11itle ?? piattci without the previous cousert oft hil n liug of Stirdinjit end tile f rand IOuke of Tustcany, it mty trod to st ...

... . I I E _ -S rt , 1-:- , SAD ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday week all accident of a fearful kind eccurred on the Carnforth and Lancaster line. It appears that the fireman of the mid-day up-train had been entrusted with a letter connected with the business of the railway, and, on nearing Carnforth, by some accident this letter was blown away. It was whirled into the air, and the peor man had some idea ...

... Cm Court. WINDSORt, FRIDAY.-Prince Lowenstein and Cap tain Francis Seymour are expected to arrive this evening at the Castle on a visit to the Queen.-The royal dinner party this evening at the Castlo will include the Duchess of Rent, Prince Loweustein, the Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn, the lady-in-waiting of the Duchess of Kent, Ba- roness de Speth, Lady Mary Howard, Lord James Murray, ...

... jl,;NENITNG EDITr ION. j \1'PRESS iROM PARIS. 1%, jjiv' rI ccit,,ed titt Paispaer of' yestet'day ?? D'IadantneAint> l1 hil Y !i wioti thle Ki\NG enitertaiined at flIll-cliotI jims cast ,a suddenl glooil over the -1 ix Ponr joujI'll'4 01' Fr'iday art' ?? occupt~ied jitlil'ii''tioll 1111 thle elec~tion of' the( IVice- * , .r ,I- (h'bomber of' D~eputies. Thtti CO?,- ljiivrt ~Is bee-n, N-i h - et ...