... I THE ANTI-STATE-CHURCHE IO-;rPMENT. I yiunr TatE TouR iN EssEX. rieso AkErEING AT COGGEsHALL.-Discussic.W WITH A adu CLERGYMIAN. afect 1(From a Cori-espondent.J neithi C&GC-ESIIALL. Wlednesday.-The association held a drivit most spirited ,and interesting meeting here last evenirg, Parli, in thie large schoof-roorn, which was crowded from the road coninencerlnent, while such was the interest ...

... blit Ul u\Y . The following communication from Mr. Cub- duel den, on the subject of national retrenchment and oLt finrancial reform, was read on Wednesday night wort at the mieeting of the Liverpool Financial Re- and tax form Association:- anti Londoni 103, Westbourne-terrace, Dec. 18. onet Dear Sir,-I gathered from the conversatiolt I had rre wihyou and the members of' the Financial RebA ...

... THE EPISCOPAL OFFICE A LIVING I REALITY. (Fromn the Daily Tewls. The Bishop of Oxford commenced his first visitation of the clergy on Saturday last. The occasion has excited great interest among some of the clergy, who do not: feel that their vested rights in the exercise of their functions without responsibility are likely to be unmolested by his lordship. The Bishop is looked upon by many, ...

... Soutbampwn.to ed SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1848. ueg lid The Great Westrn, steamer, Captain Clark, arrived e- yesterday (Friday morning) from Mexico and the West 'as Indies, with mails, 20 passengers, about 2,500,000 vs. dollars, and a large cargo of tobacco, segars, corhineal, Ito drugs, and sundries ny The Takshingeton, steamer, Captain Jonnston, arrived he on Sunday night from Bremen, and ...

... tLOU'DOM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1848. FRANNICE. The Millisterial Crisis in Paris has terminated in the ient of ot M U. Senard . Recurt, and Vaulabelle, obate been replaced by MM1. Dufaure, Vivien, and il assues the Department of the Interior, 'eiur, that of Public Instruction, and mU. Freslon r3 Puli Works.~oks tbpatu ° ss moewsore than o r ce believed to be on the 0funaiing liimsef to Al. ...

... ?? Miif1tgl SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1848. NEWPORT. Bornel:Git PETTY SE8SIONSe, PlOODAY.-Laad Ville, jun., w as fined 5s for being drunk aid disorderly. On Wednesday an in quest was held before R. Sewell, Esq., coroner, on Mary Waterman, wife of Mr. Henry Waterman, bre.wer, Node lill, Newport. The de- ceased went to bed on Sunday evening in her usual health and was found dead ii, the morning. From ...

... S.1;ITHFIELD, MOxNDAY. JULY 24. t sA1 . . A e I . _ A I 7 -A-, The past week's imports of live stock into. London, have been seasonably good, as will be seen by the follow. ing return El IMPORTS. 0 From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. C ERotterdam ?? 141 1055 54 250 Harlingen ?? 95 380 5 91 r Hamburg . 35 - - 19 d Antwerp . - 44 - - e Amsterdam ?? 56 891 - 75 Bremen ?? 29 - - - Total. 356 ...

... O O FRIDAY, JULY a2.] Sir George Greif stated, that the Cabman who delivered the fabricated intelligence respecting the outbreak in Irelond had been identified, and that it was expected through his aid, to discover the really guilty parties. Mr. S. Craweford, on the order of the day for going into Committee of Sopply, moved as an amendment, That the present distracted state of Ireland demands ...

... Eveon Ct0eP'a VwDfLORDo ealetts1 WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 3. 1st Dragoon Guards.-Capt. R. J. tlanley, from lbalf-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice Hammerslcy, appointed Paymaster; Lieut. J. S. S. Stuart to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hanley,, who retires; Cor- miet H. Hamilton, to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Stuart; StaffSurgeon of the Second Class E. W. Stone to be Surgeon, vice Lewis, who ...

... PRO0MI1OTIONS and APEPOINTMJENTS. I - - - - - - - -- I PROsMOTION. M-ate-R. GT. Craigie, to the rank of Lieutenant. A ppo5'T.7NTmrNIT. Lieutenants-F. C. Herbert, to conumand the ?? .lcste-G. (Tray, to J'oleig. illidsiovipsaca-T. Stackhouse, and A. F. Richards, to 3Soutcainljton ; J. Carnegie, to Sana Josef; F. C. Fitzgerald, to 11libernia; J. C. Campbell, to Thetis L. Hamilton, to Odin. ...

... n- (Fromn the Inrerness Courier. e WVe have ?? called artenioa to the spirited nimprovements carried on by Mr. Rose,tarmer, Kirktoa, on the landsof Leanachs, rented by hinm front Cullo. it den, and situated close by the battle-field; and have just learned with very great pleasure tnat Wlr. Folbes d has marked in a most flattering 'ray his sense of the hiportance of the Jabours of Mr. Rose. On ...

... COU!RT MARTIAL. : Court AMartial assinibled vestcrd'tymorning on board ?? (rla ship,) to try JoInt Ie. Doliald, private !utno, bheoliigdn to the IBl/Ci&.jlA0ol, 7S, Capt. Bayncs, kt: t:b ;.llow>inw charge lo: ?? the said John MC. Donald, ?? a private ?? jctyas Royal Iatitrine Forces, borneo onl tile i i, ot he; OIMajesty's ship BcfleoiZ'O1itO ill Iltisi l . dlo tila sccond doa' of JIliIX, one ...