... LA telegraphic summary of the following appeared a in Se Morning Clronicle of yesterday.]t LIVERPOOL, D Ec. 30. a The Royal Mail steamer Europa, Captain E. G. t Itt, arrived at Liverpool this evening at nine f o'clock, with the usual mails from the ng nited States and Canada, and 23 passengers. The Hibernia arrived at New York on the 18th. The 0v Xuropa left Bostoma on the l0th, and Halifax on ...

... THE, COUNTY BA TES IN flDDLESEX. This subject has been treated in an able manner, in a n pamphlet, issued within the last few days entitled Ob- at servations on ?? of the County of kiddlesex for the so Pi'isoi'v 'sd M1anagement, by a Magistrate of the County. id little work, which is written in a clear anll succinct style, points out the reasons which have, within the lest few e ars, led to ...

... THE J'VEA THER AND THE PABKS¶. Yesterday forenoon the thermometer, which during the night of Sunday had fallen to 27, rose as high as 48 degrees, w ith a bright clear sky ; but at six last evening the mercury had again fallen to within one degree of freezing point, and from the rapid fall of the glass within so short a periodjtheio seemed every probability of the frost continuing for some time ...

... TCDUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. [FROM OlU OWN CORRIESPONDENT.] THE PROTECTIONIST AGITATION.-A challenge has recently been offered to the Marquess of Downshire, to test public opinion upon free-trade, by an open meeting in the County of Down, where himself and n other landed proprietors ordinarily possess such paramount territorial influence ; but where the D- tenant-farmers, as well as the ...

... rFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The mails from Italy, Germany, and the South of France arrived late here to-day, in consequence of the state of the weather, snow having fallen very generally in every part of France. The intelligence brought by them is altogether devoid of interest. In Paris also there is not much news of any sort. M. Thiers has been named president of the ...

... I THE MIETROPOLITAN DISTRICTS. LFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRUSPO-NDHNT.J LETTEr XXII. Having finished with the different classes of Coal- 'abourers in London-the whippers, backers, pull- backs, trimmers, and waggoners-I purpose now dealing with the Ballast men-including the ballast- getters, the ballast-lightermen, and the ballast- heavers of the Metropolis. My reason for passing from the Coal to the ...

... T-hirl-AG OF ESSEX PROTECTIONISTS. _1F.OE, MVNDAY EvENINQ,-Tlris after- too tere ,cIts a great gathering of gentlemen holding Petcitt1ri~rilS at the Maid's Head-inn, in this 'vIe mneeting was convened for the purpose of afford- ,ag tire rfaioers, arid others of the southern division of the csuaty, an opportunity of expressing their opinions upon or, present aspect of agricultural affairs. Sir ...

... The official Ga.ette of Canada, of the 8th of De comber, announces that His Excellency the GO- vernor-General, has been pleased to discharge the under-mentioned gentlemen from the coinmissioll of the peace, for the district of Montreal :-Jclob De Witt, of Montreal (a member of Parliameut); Benjamin IHolmes, of ditto (a member of Parlia ment); Michael M'Culloch, of ditto la merchant); Hon. ...

... LONDON: TUE8DA Y, 4tAA (.'UAY 1, 1850. To those who love to find or fancy a certain artificial roundness and finish in each succes- sive volume of the world's Annual Register- who would like every year to be a separate chapter of history complete within itself, and, d fortiori, every century or half-century to coin- cide at both ends with some great era in human destinies-to such curious ...

... ! AUSTRIA. [FROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] VIEN.k, DEC. 25.-Nothing of any interest in the political world has transpired since my last. The leading journals still carry on a brisk skirmishing on the subject of finance, and such is the diffuse- ness and acrimony displayed on both sides, that little space or aninams is left for the discussion of other questions. All the anxiety on German affairs ...

... I RE TOL UTIOINS at R OMFE and PALE, ?? Such is the title of a pamphlet not exceeding one hundred pages, written by the noble earl, who w'as fortunate enough to witness two of the princi- pal acts of the Italian revolutionary drama of the year 1848. But our author was more than a mere spectator; he can exclaim, like Pius .Eneas, or like Pius IS. ?? l u Quaeqie ipse miserrima vidi. Et quonrm ...

... [FROM CURn OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MoNDiY EVINi;, The Conservatives have not yet forgotten or for. given Louis Napoleon the manner in which he got rid of 31. Odillon Barrot's Cabinet, to take te himself a Cabinet of men who were not nunilsered among the magnates. They have not the courage to go into open opposition to the Governvent, but they take every opportunity that offers ci ?? petty ...