... RIAILWA YS. SATURDLIAY EvrNNINGc. More dirmness of tone prevailed in the Share- h markat to diq, though: the busintos transacted was lin extreixely limitod. At the close of the market Mid-W lands and York and North Midlands obtained an ad- h vance of 10s. per share. Great Northerns have reo Ole verel from their recent slight depression. London a and Brightons were veiy firm, in coneuer o h ...

... G-cERMANY. ?? following is the progzramme signed at Gotha 1 y30 members of the centre of the Frenkfort As- sembly, and referred to in oulr paper of Monday: To emv rbarrassmnnxts of Germany, and the dangers of strength a~broad, have laid upon the undersigned the obl~gatios lofefrminig a;judgtment in commvn on the present state of things, and coming to al undsrstandiog with respect to the way in ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock ycrterday morning. Nameor Ioec. course of Strength f1 SaolWnt Naue of Plate. Winood. Wni Statenof Weather, BASINGSTOu . . ?? SW.W Gentle breeze Partially Cloudy BE W IOCKi . , N.W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Blluoe a .en I. . .o Return Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy LGT ?? ?? GentleBreeze ...

... The Orienial Company's steam-packet Jupiter, I Cajit. Francis M, han, arrivei at Southampton last t evcnirug, afid lauded her mails under the charge of Liewu. GLngton,, IR.N., Admiralty agent. Her da-es are Gisraltar, June 2, Cediz, 26; LisboD, 29; Oport)o 30 * VgiO, July 1. The ex-King, Charles Albert, was still confined to his lied in a very doubtful stat-. By accounis recaived from the ...

... he Yesterday the fifth and last exhibition of the pre- ge sent season took place in the Regent's Park, and notwith- .e. standing the somewhat cheerless weather with which the in day commenced the gardens were most numerously de attended. It was stated that there were upwards of Li- 6,000 persons present, and amongst the company ed were the Dukes of Cambridge, Norfolk and Beau- n. fort, the ...

... TI1E CHOLERA. The Board of 11ealth made, on Saturday the suab, 1 jcoirrer return of cases of cholera, which back reached. them on tlat day Attacks. Deaths. In London and'vioinity ?? 87 In Eugland end Wales ?? 13.5 In Scotland ?? 27 10 Inconsequence of the lerevsdenci. of disease having shown islintemetropolis, Dr. Wiseman, tho Roman Catholic bishop of the mnetropolitan district, has caused a ...

... TO TiH EDITOR 0F TEE lIATILY NEWS. SIR,-I beg to call your attention to a state of things connected with the Wcst London Union, which I am inclined to believe every right minded person will condemn, especially at this time of alarm and anxiety in reference to the awffal visitation of cholera, even in our midst. Whilst efforts are being made by most public bodies and their officers to arrest ...

... DUBLIN, JULT 24. to The turn things have taken about the late Orange Ci explosion is of the greatest importance, and will, lit doubt'ess, attract the closest scrutiny at your side *1 of the water. to Your readers have heard of a certain Mr. Beers, a to mugistrate, who figured in the late deplorable scene. The catholic party in the north of Ireland look upon in him as one of their most' bitter ...

... I DENMARK AND THE. DUCHIES. I Allow me to recur once more to the battle of Fri- dericia. The armistice concluded at Berlin on the !Oh inst. imparts to it an importance which, in itself, it did not possess. I am not of those who denounce all war in the abstract, but I believe that the sicrifice of human life and the shedding of human blood can only be justified when great interests can be ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JULY 13. The Earl of SHAPTEsgBUrT (Deputy Speaker) took his seat at 6 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SECOND READINtiS.-flinbrooke Saint Gabriel and Binbrooko Saint Mary Incloslire (amendment and extensein of acts, alteration of awards, Eettling till's to lands, &c , and defising pariah boundaries); Great Northern R.ilway (amendment of acte, deviations and enlargements at sad ...

... ir PARIS, SATURDAY, HALP-PAST 6. o The position of French affairs is at this moment _ most critical, not only from the serious events which i- have lately and are daily taking place, but from the d very different points of view in which the several n heads of parties and members of the same cabinet re- gard them, The re-actionary party in, and behind the cabinet, are triumphant in the idea ...

... T THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL | ,I . SOCIETY. MEETING AT NORWICH. (FROM OUR OwN RIEPORTER.) NORWICH, TRUESD4Y. This, the grand day of the meeling, is, as a matter of course, the most attractive, and Lrge as has been the Xnumber of visitors on the two previous days, it bore no corn- psrison to the crowd which have been from 6 o'clock this morning flocking into the town from all quarters The streets ...