... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. || The EARL of DERBY is expected to lea'e Knowsley for London, on the 23rd instant. THE Pomr.-There are now three vessels in the river, swith cargoes of grain from Nantz, in France. A fourth is daily expected from Bordeaux. ECCLESIASTICAL ...

... inland revenue here, with haifadozen specimens a. I blin, of a curious description of pota'to, which seems to he a new no Ohs- variety-new itt least in ntis lcocalty. They bear some re- fot inuts semblance to the kidney kind, but grow so loug and twist ...

... We may previously state that the proprietors .air, in of the Gallery of Illustration, Regent-street, London, Messrs. tre jig was Grieve, Telbin, and Absolon, have presented a new feature I inpany in public amusement, putting forth all their strength as ...

... DUTY.-One Monday Sit int. lirst tire new act i,14 arid Iii Victoria, cap. lIFt) to repeal the he wvittdow duty and to substietute a house du ty, was irrinted. ice- 'I'isi act has a retrospective operatiort. T he new house dirty o tis wvill drite iii England ...

... AsAvERICAN FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.-Another - : le illustration of the revolting tyranny and relentless inhumaniity Wy *e- of this law is furnished in the case of Samnuel Robinson, a in, ii- fugitive slave, from New Jer-sey, J.S. Robinson's narrative 17 cr is ...

... quarter. r up1 Common new harley 27s. to 28s. ; chsoice, 10s. ; grtndilng er e- Gel, per quarter cheaper. Filse new E iiglilh oats dlull, at Jir ~it 23s. to 25s. Beans and pease rather easter. Cansary seed I ed Is. lower. cot oi LONDON CATTLE MARKET. feis ...

... Lord Mayor sld Corporation of London represent .but jobbery and good living, not to say gluttony and corruption? When we turn to the monster abuses of the country which set re- main unreformed, Is not the Corporainof London the foulest and rankest'of them ...

... has in preparation at the Theatre Royal, Dal a splendid new comic pantomime, which will be produced IVwa at Christmas. VC A troupe of equestrians from the Theatre Royal, Drury- fro lane, London, are about to make their appearance at the Tri Royal Amphitheatre ...

... iute- Pl' resting and moast instructive entertainment, illustrative of dol -the social life and custonis of the natives of Syria and the die a Holy Laud. We .understand that the splendid ie'vdi Christmas pantomime is in active preparation. is5C Information ...

... at this moment several new metallic cables making, which will be sub- merged in addition to that already in operation, one con- l doctor, being already insuffiient to convey the multitude of dispatches now exchanged between London and the Continent. The ...

... only opportunity sP It this steason, as her engagement at thle Theatre Royal, Drury ted ILaise, reqetires tier presecice iu London, at the Close of the ad' week. Several chatrminig pieces are selected for her, as our ten lpu- retaders will find on refereice ...

... Blackburn.- Mi le Priests: James Hadfield, B.A. St. Johu's College, Cam- cOI bridge; James Martin Kennedy, King's College, London; of Of Ernest Augeutus Lang, B.A. St. John's College, Oxford ; in to John Nicklin, St. Bees College, to Tarleton; David Ross ...