... CONSPIRACY TO ASSASSINATE THE FRENCH I PRESIDENT. PARIS, Sunday. A conspiracy has been discovered which had been got up by some of the insurgents who had been amnestied by the President of the Republic, for the assassination of their bene- factor. All their plans had been formed, and lot were drawn as to who should be the one to commit the act. The party to whom the lot fell went to the ...

... THE LATE A(;lZlCULTURAL MEETING. TO THlE EDITFOR' OF TillS l)ERRY MERtCUtRY. Sir-As one of thle notables' prcaent at thle agricultural Si meeting Iseldi in the Mechanics' 1-11ll, ont Friday last, I am tive lanxiouis, with your perohission, to say a few weords in reply to it WI the unfair antid dtishonotirablel ?? published in call, the .Derby Reporter of this week. I ami, indeed, compara- ...

... ?? I I -- - -! An answer to this enquiry, antd a complete refutation to eci the impudent assertion made lately by Air, Cobden, will be found in the following 1Tar-iff, existing at this moment, _ talten from MICulloch's edition of the British Tariff, in his d lately published Supplement to his Commercial Dictionary:- he Ag tes or Cornelians.. lii pr.Cet. Dien's basts, do. H.e14 d. 0( Almond~l ...

... .. -. n VAAA#En won .- v flittf a -l- In the presence of a mother, we feel that our childhood has not all departed. Self-respect is the key to, and generator of, a more elevated tone of sentiment aend where this is not quite lost, efforts will still be made to preserve it. The subject which cannot be adorned is seldom regarded; and the fidelity which challenges contradiction sometimes drives ...

... A - ?? O f..o #A -- Ano ak t-hers. choristers, i e On Thursday evening last, the clergy, teachers, choristers, t and other friends belt nging to tile parish church of St. Peter, a .assembled in the large dining-room of tile King's Head Hotel, i for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to Mr. George Taylor, who for a number of years has been connected with t r the St. Peter's schools as a ...

... ccoruingly. COM,%MI'rTTED TO DERBY COUNTY GOAL. - George Jeffrey, of B3elper, James Cacey, ot Iulttielel, 1'eter Sia Tfenlao1n, of Ashbourn, and Job7n Goulden, from Ireland, to ne bard labour for various terms, for vagrancy. pu lilliain Milivard. of Belper, for two months, or pay 5I., WY nfor an assault upon Benjamin Cot lishaw. pe Janies Gamnble, of idridgehay, for two months, or pay ar 21. ...

... 1 DESTRUCTION OF CAVERSUAM PARK HlOUSE I I BY FIRE. __ R BEAnING, Friday. ah This morning, between seven and eight o'clock, an exten-t sive conflagration broke out at Caversham Park, the seat of ab Mr. William Crawshay, the well-known ironmaster, situate to about two miles from this town, which, we regret to state, was th burnedentirelyto the ground. Mr.Crawshay ndlthe family m being from home ...

... L DIIt . . 1, 1 ?? cGrTlAT PIOTFCTIONIST MEETING AT BINGHAM, GN OTTIXNG i AlMSIRl1l. -- X r1TN G llA.MS~1111F. P'r A~ ?? `1 c1nistilog of more thal '2,0(10 persons--land. I I lod.eatadr~etil aourers-took place at ig-per baiii cseterdy(ll eths. Mr. DARROW itO the chair. he Ilezollltiott' ere passcd in favour of protection to native I the AI :tto ' lams' fiotn1 Not tingh am wvere sent to ...

... THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE1 MANUFAC- TURING OPERATIVES IN MANCHESTER. TO TIHE EDITOnR OF THE MIORNING IIEiRALO. Sir-As I have lately observed through the medium of the n press that Mr. Cobdeni and others of the Mlanchester school n have been asserting at public meetings that the condition of A the working classes had been improved since the consumma- g tion of the free-trade policy, I have ...

... NORTH STAFFourisuiRE RAILWAY.-The committee of shareholders of the North Staffordshire Railway, formed for the purpose of introducing a strict system of economy, and also for a more efficient management, have issued a circular to each shareholder, stating the causes which have actuated sthem, and the objects contemplated in their present move- ment. The committee allege that nearly a million ...

... wtin5g lipid on Wp\dnesdav at Se ir At a meeting held on Wednesday at Sevenosks to con. r aider the depressed condition of agriculture, Earl Stan- ts hope In the course of his speech said:-Gentlemen, you Y have seen some ot the consequences of free-trade (Hear, g hear.) You have not yet seen them all (Hear, hear.) And 11 may God, in his mercy, prevent that you ever should, for ts inevitably ...

... THE GREAT AGGREGATE MIEETINSG OF PROTECTIONISTS AT it DUBLIN. ace] The meeting at thle Rlotunda on Thursday was, for the prar: numbers and stations of those who attended it, one of the Corr most influential ever aissembled in Ireland for ainy purpose. of ti At half-past ten o'clock the doors were thrown open, and the to F great room wats shortly after well filled, though not so Crowded 1 as ...