... an- eb~crba s~tir antl Obderbutind. al AMERICA AND MEXICO. b ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. te The British and North American Royal Mail It Steana-Ship) Can~ada, Captain Judkins, after a rough ilo agreached the Mlersey on Tuesday evening Ic shge lef NwYork on the 20th, and Halifax ff on the ~nd ult.The news by this arrival is not very Important. ?? j~ Congess theall-engrossing subject is that of or ...

... Efte ibter-aol Mieerrurv. OALVS PPULI LEKX SUPREMA FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1849. EVILS OF INDIRECT TAXATION. si SECTION XIV.-THE TIMBRER DUTIES, AS AFFECTING r SHIPBUILDING. n t~ The repeal of the navigation laws has brought the timber duties more immediately before us (June, 1849) than otherwise they would have been.0 Momentous to the industrial interests of the country t -at all times oppressive ...

... I I PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF WELLINGTON. of ,tl pu r Advices of November 17, from Wellington, New grr et Zealand, bring the important news that Port Nicholfon thr to had been visited by a series of earthquakes of a mobt do Ad alarming and prolonged nature, by which the fou- enl if rishing town of Wellington had been reduced to all but st Fi. a heip of ruins,the edifices of brick and ...

... MYULTUM IN PA% ?VO. According to the weekly returnF of the Blank of England pub- lished on Friday, the amount of notes in actual circulation, in the week ending Saturday, June 10, including seven days and other bills, was £18,939,713, anl increase during the week of £84,829; the amount of gold and silver coin and bullion in the hands of the flank, £C15,120,801, a decrease of,7£68,721. co ...

... Tf'E SELECT VESTRY. ani The usual fortnightly fteethig was held on Tuesday co] last, the Re v. Aichdeacon Brooks in the chair. There Ri were also priesent Messrs. Riding, Ulailke, Earle, Fergot- ci, ,01, Whitby. Willmar, Biown, Danton, Mellor, Mtoly- ohe maeio, Abraham, Jeifreys, Blain, Ireland, Fairhurat, fol:I Fincho, Cbfferatii, Shiokvd~aft, WVylie, 1Hirdley, Hodson, Je and Avitort. Mr. ...

... hall flcltAirmano.) the Ituv. J. S. It. Erann, ai t Robciirt NtL-ijto, q. ?? the ?? qChri~tie, Joehn Fe irix, I-Iup, Cullcil, Michaiel Alirtin, Chrifitophtr D~alton, Joato Kin-,, J. s Giii ttn,,rt, a ndj J h t Tayl a , wu!ia to oonmone~ ofuri~ to'er, 00 iu i n,4 i e f .) , t'it a whii F't z i ieatl y- Eltree t, t'reicot. ChITr i st e. ac I X ata i ,Il t i it. w te titi flied in periatties of ...

... DILTTXT PPzVo. According t9 the weckly returns of the Dank of England published onl Frida-, the amount o1 notes in actual circulation in thl Weekcliding Saturday, Jai. G, including seven days' 1tid otber bills, was ?? increase during the wreek of fld0O.c:o; the allnoun tof i ald silver coin and bullion in till hands olitha bhank, ('li OlS02- iuerease of .70,153. T| e T lllribnr ef ,e11tb' ?? ...

... ?? ?? ifttrturp- i BALfOs POPUTF LRX 8UPRgUA | TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1849. NATIONAL SYSTEM OF EDUCA- TION IN IRELAND. The opponents of the National System of Educa- tion in Ireland exhibit an activity and perseverance worthy ofa better cause. Year after year they continue to ?? ment with theirpetitions and remon- strances, pertinaciously reiterating assertions that 4 have been over and over again ...

... NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSE- E LESS POOR. I The time is now at hand for closing the institu.* tion which was established by our esteemed prede. cessor and partner, Mr. Egerton Smith, who placed i ever its door the motto, Knock and it ?? be upened, and where, without any question, the wan(lerer who had not where to layv his head was admitted to shelter in all seasons and at all hours. Mlut we ...

... C I e _ _ L It COOLNESS-A TALE ABOUT A HEAD St Jake, a little buck negro belonged to Dr. Tali. c f Ierro, was said to have in his little frame a heart as 0 .. big as General Jackson's. He didn't fear even our a, respectable fbllow citizen, Old Nick and as for cool- k ness, hL was as cool as the tip-top of the North Pole. A One day, Dr. Taliferro, upon the occasion of the commencement of a ...

... De omnibus rebus et quibusdain agii.h |tPRODM OU LONIDON CORES~PONDRNT.) tlh The public feeling here is gratified to perceive w4 the altered tone of our two leading journals in rela- th tion to the war of national independence in Hungary. th This is a good sign. So sudden a conversion augurs an well for the last European struggle against the most el, base and revolting despotism ever ...

... DWLTVM XNIV AIVO. 'hat According to the weekly returns of the Bank of -England potb-: rour 1tsbed on FridaY, the amsount of notes itn actual cireujation, in the week ending Saturday, July 28, Including seven days and L vitb other bills, was £29,830,184, an increase daring the week of yel itbo- £282,117; the amount of gold and silver coin and bullion In lave the hands of the Bank, £14,717,193, ...