... THE ASSYRIAN EXPEDI'rlON. a- We give below some extracts from a very interesting letter f 1, from. Niutiroud-the latest, we believe, that has reached jd Bombay from the scene of Dr. Layard's labours:- a. NIMItOUD, ?? MOSUL., JAN. 22, 1850.-The direct- d to route from Biredsecheef to Mlosul by Oufa and Nisibin, would u only occupy a week, but it lies across desert plains beset by p e Arabs, ...

... TOiAL DE STR U[1OON BY FIRE OF MESSRS. WOOD & WESTHEAD'S WAREHOUSE. ehh FATATr, ACCIDENT TO ONE OF THE FIREMEN. he On Thursday night, about twelve o'clock, Police.-constable ig .Chandley, 0 2ti discoverad fire in the packing-room, situate lie on the ground floor of the large and handsome warehouse al. belonging to Messrs. J. ?? and: E. Westhead, stnallware Maanufactrcers and general merchants. ...

... e ) On Thursday afteznoon, a deputation of brickmakers waited on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in Downing-street, for the purpose of presenting a memorial agreed upon at a public meeting ?? Tavern in thernorning. The object x of the memorial was to induce the government to allow the a manufacturers a drawback of the dutypaid upon bricks before e the passing of the measure for repeal. The ...

... Miles May. 1851. 1850. open. Birkenhend,Laneashire,cLndChenh.J. 11 1.937 2787 .. 33 Boltou,Blackburn,Clitheroe, & W. Y. 4 074 389 .. 260 Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? , 4432 ,, 4121 ,, j Caledonian ?? ?? 0680 0074,, 160 Chester and Holyhead ?? I t 2635 2532 5.. 0 DublinandDrogheda ?? ?? .. 934 .. 916 .. 53 D ublin and Kingstown ?? 13 .. 771 . 789 .. 7 Dundee and Arbroath ?? .. 463 379. 17 Durndee ...

... FflOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. T rat ?? x±,'.o u v -o'Ju 'JIIN tjul-tj; DENT H LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. h The select comminttele 'upon 'the Mauchester and Salford w Education Bill held another meeting yesterday, at which a a considerable mass -f evidence, of a statistical and denontiua- tt tional character, was given by Mr BAsINES, in sapport of the b -eoluntary principle. It is supposed, from ...

... , t ~THE CITY MISSIONARIES. g To the Editor of the Examiner and Times. - Sir,-Allow me to call your attention to the position of a class of men more known than appreciated-the Manchester ocity missionaries. I have the pleasure of knowing many of is them as self-denying and indefatigable labourers in their not flowerv path of life; and to their consistency and devo- )f tion in their silent and ...

... SECOND, EDITION. ?? ?? , ,, ?? - A. - - * Ezisnallesr arid Time's Offce, Tleyce ?? a.55 h HOUSE O(F COMMOINS, LAST NIGHT.-(ONIUIn. (By, Electric Tetegrapka) pi rW, ZEALANSD !CONSTITUTION BILL. i Mr. F. PEEL considered that the proposed charter de. Sti served the support of the house, and was well adaptedtog the stale.of, society in New Zealand.tOga Mr. GLADSTONE thought the bill, ou the whole, ...

... Covvt0pot?tflce. To IMEADERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. mai Iuct If.f-lrabecouctyof Lancaster. bee syro BOILERI EXPLOSIONS. E Tol~eErlilorofu ?? and Tlmes. Ha: .r.-Ileg to offer a fvw remoars, through your very valnable chi! Ile:,,anthrver ?? ofboilerexplosioi8in Man. LeN >rrni ioserciuldir I feelisausiedthat, by using atmospheric ?? c.atotblwhstcverlrresorure the boiler may be, by pleoing a Tai ...

... .. Corteponbenice. ed - ad TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENITs Pt J. W.-Tbe paragraph be refers to belonged to another tow ne 'A WE'SIEAN LOCAL PREAcTlEERs letter Will appver iu r 0- publication. of it our: ad ALikeopl letter on ,The Now 3ralfribge Bill Will epfri ;l Wedbes 'day. A recT ?? letter is not n utlnenticateop by ?? liur. 1t, a end address, Lbuth, of hilh are alweys ?? p fa.ts are ...

... goveip fatelliscitce. of f FRANCE. the The Paris correspondent of thle T7imes publishes a list of anO4 elections, to prove that the conservative party gainedthrough. prh out the departments, Bespecially in such districts as thle anid Aedheche, the MUtibr and the Haut Rthin, where fornierly stat all the socialist candidates used to be elected, Ilie states ¶ also that in Switzerlarid, even in ...

... - ?? Oct, 1851. 18250. open. Birkonhbed, Lane. & Chesh.June. .. 12 2321 1333 35 Blackburn S 736 . 664 ,, 26 Briatol and Exeter .. 5450 . 495 2 , , R 6 aledonian . 5 ,. 9249 ,, 8622 ,, ]S9 eterandElolyhead.12 .4173 . 2924 .. 95 ulin and Bellast Junction ?? d 715 . 431 Dublin ?? ?? 9 1034 926 .. 53 Dublin and Kingstown .14 818 .. 746 71 DundeeandArbroath .12 .. 463 .. 377. 17 DundeePorth ...

... alATLWAY TBAFFIC RETURNS. rid~ - L ver. [The trafflc for the ensuing mnonths of 1851, during the existence n of the Oreat Exbibition, was of an exceptional character, ajd nodoes not, therefore, afford a jueit basi3 for connparison with 'the 'lb * returns of the pr esent yearj; M.iles June. 1852. 1851. open. I Blaokburn ?? 27 .. 881 810.e 26 - BristolandExeter . 27.. 511S 5311 . 84 4Caledonian ...