... TFNAX-r RIGHT A9SOCIATIONCoLERAINE A lotra and influont.i~l n. tie .. hK.A :_ . A large Aua 'OLeILnTUa meu0tng was tali in Coleraine , daturday lasti t, petition in favour of tenant right- J. BOYDs, - Eatq MiP. for Coleraine, in the air. The following resolutions were carried tnanimeubly.- Proposed by the Rev. Mr. Lyle; seconded. by J. Adams Esq.- t That the unexampled distress vhich hag ...

... THE PHILANTHROPIC (P) RAJAH BROOKE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. _1rn-I will give you one more example of Rajah rooke's mnanner of civilising the wild inbabitants of Borreo, taken from his own diary9 published last year eider his own direction, and by a captain in her Ma- Je3ty's Navy. The incidents to which I allude, as well asthat mentionedin mylastletter, are not tobefouad 1aptsin ...

... El -3 _I . SUMNMARY OF THE PUBLIC PRESS. TIF Tiiles is full of adliration of the tewv agitationt set on foot by Richard Cobden, on the subject of the colonies, which it considers as good as Catholic Emancipation, the Reform Bill, or the Repeal of the Corti Laws, and obscrves that if it be only once granted that ?? England has now forcsworn religious, civil, and commercial monopoly, ...

... iIGN I:NTL'E. GENCE.,- (Ff 6m 1ce Lonaon papers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARIs, FnIDAY.-The 1'incesCorrespondent, writing under this date, says:- The work of displacing the Socialists. who have intruded themselves into ministerial offices in the departments since the proclamation of the Republic, goesbraveiy on. I find in the .Monitleur of this day a list of 28 appointments Ilk the President ...

... I The prophecies whgch have appeared regarding anth expected inundation of the banks of the Thames have as 1v yet been far from fulfilled. On Saturday the tide didct not flow ...

... 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 ...

... I ~e Tlhe 1nrdependtrnce Belge contains the following ex- I 61 tracts from the atatement of the motives for the pro- ve jeict of law for a commercial treaty between Fiance ae- uand Belgium : or Our cominvtroial relations with France embrace questions of their reality. The solicitude of the government has been directed to all these questions, but the chamber will under- 86stand that the ...

... th 1NO5{EBTErt, Dao. 81. li To-morrow benug Now-yeat'e-day, cur principal la trade market war held to-ay, instead of on Tuesday. There I was not quite such a full attendance as on the usual day, but At-tiUl there was a fair muster of manufacturers and mar' chants, and a fair business done, especially in yarns. Prices ohhad again an upward tendency, consequent on the advance in l cotton at ...

... umD L'ERAt.Y SOCIETY. The committee of this society had, offered prizes for comrpositions to be sent in for their fist ntinual nmeetint which was held on Wednesday last, the 20th 1i The meeting wns opetnd at twelve o'clock by li reading the proclamration in Welsh nind English u - by plwydfardd cnd I.lanerchy-rl, Tn ngvynab haul a llygad golo3Ui, oI in and asldournerl to the Friendly ...

... LATEST FROM AMIEIICA. I le Taii stean-ship ?? reached Li'erpoed Ir. on Sunday night last; without however being tile bearer of the expected President's message. NO less, than forty-seven ballots had taken plarc, Skritholat, however, resultitng in the elcction of it Speaker to the House of Rlepresentativcs ini coll: sequence of which, great disappointment had b elr experienced, the President's ...

... LATE~ST NEWVS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) hav ?? ?? ?? ?? it Ir beeii London, Monday Evntciny. aloo Sumivonise were issued for a Cabinet Council to be be ?? held on the IG.h of Jasnuarcy. TlI The Archbi ...

... BURNING OF THE 'DEAD. A remarkable meeting was lately held at cbe City of London Mechanics' Institute. The object was to form a society, which should originate the practice of decomposing the dead by fire. Resolutions were passed to oreate a public opinion in favour of this substitution for the unwholesome custom of interment; to set examples in the persons of de- ceased members of the society ...