... THlE IONV A EMIGRANT'p. r The following interesting -extractsare from letters a Mir. Joseph Buck, tane of thle emigrants from tII .r-i, and received in tu on lrn 15at ek 5 tow iby 'Clinton Couaty, Iowa, America, N'onewberI * * * * * * er1180 DEAR BOsrTr.-.Tho description of our locality a Mry. Sheappard's letters, is not at all Overdrawen - i gi' 'et .a spot as any to be met ni tit In fowava ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. (Froma the John Bull.j The Rev. S. Beloe, to the Vicarage of All Saints, Lynn Regis, Norfolk. Patron the Bishop of Ely. The Rev. J. S. Beresford, Fellow of St. John's Col- lege, Cambridge, to be a Minor Canon of Peterborough Cathedral. The Rev. W. Buller, Rector of Holy Trinity, Dor- chester, to be Chaplain to the Dorset County Hospital. The Rev. E. J. Carter, M.A ...

... AMERICAN SYMPATHY AND NOBLE GENEROSITY. Our readers are already well aware of the intense interest felt by our ?? brethren in every- thing relating to the hoped for rescue of Sir John Franklin, but they may not be aware that the private ex- pedition to which Mr. Henry Grinnell has so munifi- cently contributed, together with Mr. Silas Burrows, and many other American gentlemen, is now in ...

... Ql?orre?poeic. THE HYPOTH-EMCAL PRINCIPIE FALSE. TO THE EDITOR Or THE OI1UL`PACYET. 8111,-I have iaken Borme Interest In the presenit Baoptirmal Csntrdveray, Sard am brought to lihe c~nvi'eilon that the Biashop oaf E.xeter-and thoas at thle clergy who think with him-are right. This conviction, I miu'ro yoal, han contributed not a little ts my peace of mind. some years ago I was. Mfarried in ...

... s~fICA I NTELLIGENCE. a@ ,, 4 NU APP'OINTMENTS. 3S li APPOINTMENTS. fi ) AfgB Fr,,,t11 .5oriny POst.) 5 , peit cnts anld appointmlents have i; I' \ r to the Deanlery Rural of Derby. ,: t of as to thc Rectory of Desford, r; :;>le 1TvI).senk to thc Rectory of East CoelCl Ajs Cx, to tihe Rectory of Church. Di,, to tle Rectory of TIhllwaite All 1 00 W;.'lIkilkinsoll, to the Rectory of Ilanm k - ...

... ILOCAL& GENERALINTELLIGENCE. LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 29.-Sunday after Chtistnmas-Morning-Firat Lesson: Isaiah xxxvii. Second Lesson: Luke ?? Lesson: Isaiah xxxviii. Second Lesson: 2 John. The Rev. E. Ward has received a letter front Sir 0. Grey, stating her Majesty's gracious reception of an ad- dress to the Queen on thle subject of the Papal Aggreseion, sent by the incumbent, churchwardens, ...

... MISC EL.LAN EOU S. TsIE LORD RaCTOnS}IP OF GLASGOW UNIVEItSITY- RuMour asserts that the students of the University are thinking of Prince Albert as Lold Rector for the enlsiling term. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-The eldest son of tie Rev. Thomas Croker, of Maryville, a fine youth ii his 16th year, met with a deplorable accident on Wednesday even. Ing last, by the incautious use of gulpowder, a long tran ...

... TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. NO; A quarterly meeting of the Town Council, was ?? on Wed- nesday last, present, John Myers, Esq., mayor, In the chair; ?? Sandwifih, tBrrrelon, Binnington, and Stepheneon Councillors lBoyes, Crump, Bteaumnont, Page, Hind, Ireland, Robinson, Oxley, Shipstone, Islott, and Hodgson. Irpay, The Rev. W. T. SANaDYS, Vicar of St. Mary's, applied to the E. council for certain ...

... Zetterd. to THE CURRENCY THE ROOT OF' ALL EVIL. to To the EDITORS qj the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. le, GENTLEMEN,-ThSe extraordinary circumstances under rs. which the approaching sessionl of Parliament is ab ...

... Thae Uiber8pol g W SALUS POPLILI LEX SUPrIEIA. Fi'Ulm)D , JULY 5, 185. In other columns our readers will find antll account of the last hours and private history of tho great statesma ...

... TEle 71iberpool ierCwIOV.= SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREIMA. JFJUDA Y, DECEIJ.1BER 27, 1850. TIHE TENANT FARMERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. Apropos to an animated contest in South Notts between the landlord ...

... DOCK COMIMITTEE. -1,1lV art- s- he - - , The usual weekly meeting of the Dock Committee woas held on Thursday, Mr. Thos. Littledale in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Itaukin, molyne ...