... Masks FRUM DLSTI'2Ur'OS, 'A!HRbUGH THE zEGLECT OF PASUSE OFFICEas. Considerable sensationhis been oaused in Southamp- ton, in consequence of a poor woman, In the last stage of pregnancy, having been literally starved to death, in Consequence, it is alleged, of the inhumanity of the parish officers. The office's have 'all been dismissed, and the matter has been submitted to the Govermsment by ...

... The Detroit Advertiser' gives the following particu- lars of the mysterious death of Mrs. Miller, daughter of the Hon. John Norvell, late United States senator of Detroit, and the wife of Major Miller, of. the army, now, in Florida. This lady reached the Eagle Hotil, at Ni- agara, from Winchester, Va., on the 2gth ult,, with her two little boys, four and six years old. ! She disappeared ...

... LLOYD'S Wpt NEWSPAPER. : ?? ! . .. ?? -- ?? - : _ 1F>UBLIStiED iUNDAY MORNING, OetLi55No Tax lATEST INTELLI fCE OF THE WEEK. IDAI' TRADING. We understand that itirslie intention of the pro- moters- of the bill for the 'I sppression of Sunday Tradisa,' entrusted to Mfe.-indley, to introduce it into th~e ouse of'Commo5s, after aubjecting it to certain, amendnierts, eerly'is the ensuing session, ...

... MZISCLLANEOUS MEWS. At the usual monthly meeting of the Railway Guards' Unvrsaele FrienlC'ny Soiety itud wae annoued by the e sereetarytha heation ?? s onevea handrdgineats had byareoluctioni of ithrstae fianceadmmteey t here LOf. and ort- Weter halwaycompnybeen paid into tbeaccuntof he reaure tethewidws'and orphans'. fund of the society One of the representatives of Burva Mr. E.HBn- bury, has ...

... A few minutes after seven o'clock on Monday morn- ing the inhabitants residing ia Bath-street' and, the streetW it the vicinity were thrown into'a state of the *a'tmsnt dliisternatiou by a tremendous explesioa, fol- lowedhbyd'lrambling noise as of an eartchqrake. In m1any R the houses the, glass in every apartmeitt was, srnasned, apd .ixk some instances ,the wiadowrframeis forced out. This, it ...

... TEE EOSPITALS OF LONDON. There must arise a censiderable hesitation in the nind of every man who bestows a penny in charity in tle streets of London, as to whether lhe is performing an act of mercy or perpetrating a crime I Am I en- Gurarging knavery in the gross ? In the case of the odividual' beggar on whom I have bestowed my modi- aminof alms,. am I not probaibly inciting him to perse- ...

... PRUITS OF THE GAME LAWS. .. ,. : A- , :. , , PaAcmaseS.-A scandaloeus outrage, says the Bury Posts has beencormmitted onthe don4aia of Sir W.?. Midldetons, aBrt.,` Shrubland Park.' In the middleof the niglht1 a gang of from ten to fifteentarmed poaeherd proceeded to'the. gamekeeper's lodge. I}ere they dis4 J charged some-ggias understhe wmdow, itterng ferocius threats, -after which- they ...

... TER RrFOaM MOVEZ3KBXT. The council of the Parliarmentary and Financial Reform Asfsociation has just issued an address, which, after re. viewing the favourable condition of the'vmovement, goes on as follows:- Before the close of next year we hope t say that no town of any magnitude in England, Scotland, or Wales, is without its Reform Association, and working coumithe of reformers. We propose ...

... THE BRITISH ARmY IN INDIA.-I consequence of a general order issued to the troops in India, the following changes have taken ?? 22nd Foot, under the command of Lieut.-col. S. B. Boileau, and the lot bat. of the 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps, under the command of Col. Dundas, ?? have moved from the Bombay to the Bengal presidency, where they are now stationed. The 78th Highlanders, the Rosshire ...

... LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE LL wOYD'S WE~R~ltA'W8PAPERQFs wfroz , -, P n X am.:- : - -* - SATURDAY NIG11T. T31E 7FRENCOIE RE1PtUBLIC. PAR1S, .TvIUSDAY EVENING. It ws rusmoured very genei ally to-day thatthere would Le a break-up os the cabinet, but these rutoours have not gaissec muco connisrencv. it is not uni.keo, hoo tver, that M. Ferdinand Barrot may go out, for he is wimsout influence ...

... MR. BRIGHT AND. TEE IRISH IN MAN- . I 'OHESTER. ?? I i MANCHESTER, FRIDAY. Last night a very crowded meeting of Irishmen in Manchester was held; for the purpose of presenting an address of thanks lto Mr. Bright, s'for the honest and straightforward mnnner in which he had laid the wrongs of the people of Ireland. before the people of England,; at the late meeting in the Free Trade Hall. The ...

... TNI EALTH OP LONDON. (From the Registrar-generals' Return.) In the week ending Saturday, the 27th of December, the deaths registered ins the lnetropolitasi district were 1,053. The weekly average of this season, corrected for increase of pepulation, is 1,162. The mortality of last week is, therefore, less than the estimated amount by 109 deaths, and is nearly the same as that of the pre. vious ...