... THEN IWAGAZINES. BLA CKWOOD is particularly good this month, and its opening article is deserving the attention of those who consider those subjects which are of a public nature, and ought to concern all who are capable of entertaining retional opinions, and have the power of influencing the minds of others. Maga gives us some of its sterling metal-sober sense and seriousness, and lively ...

... ADULTERATION' OF COFFEE. The following menmorial has been presented tbt~ Lords of the Treasury: LONDOX, Ao'otru 10, 1860.-May it pleuoe you r Lord- ship ?? the undersign ed planters , mnerchrants, tra dare and others connlected vith the growth, importation, and sub of tbe artic'e of coffee, desire to call your lordehipa' attenticx to the very serious and progressire diminution wrhich 1e ...

... L-ORD GREY AND RA3AH BROOKE. t XO TIHJ EDITOR OP TNJ DAKIT sNwe8.. FIIR,-Ths wits which natur bestowred on Earl .. Glrey, or, at least, thorn which thie public once thouight we hirr eodowed with, diaappear one after aniother, until ti the noble lovd ia at length reduced to R atate od utter fo mental inanitycnsidered asa statesman. The sun,o they sayj never sets on ounr coloniies, and of course ...

... L ON-DON, IWEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. I IN the HOUtS OF CoMMoNs yesterday, Lord J. RutSSELL gave notice that he purposed bringing on his motion for a select committee upon official salaries on Friday next, bef ore the orders of the day. A lar,,e num zer of petitiors were presented in favour of a repeal of the winilow tax, which Viscount DIUNCAN followed up by almotidn on the subject, declaring that ...

... ?? Elitelliticlife. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1850. The French Legislative Assembly was occupied on Thursday with the discussion of the Transportation Bill, to which Al. Jules Favre bad moved, as an amendment, That banishment from France for life, or for a determinate period. should be applied to such crimes as, previous to February 1848, were under the old code punishable by death. The ...

... PARIS, TxmwDAY 6 p.m. el Nothing is spoken of but the outrage offered by the Dr mob of St. Antoine to the President of the Republic. ie Cihanged, indeed, are the times since Louis Napoleon of was the darling of the blouses. At one time, there 3- exists now little doubt, the nephew of the emperor r might have been an emperor himself. He had the =contry with him against the Constituent Assembly. ...

... 'DUStly,APRnI 11. 4%t the Cork assizes a case of replevin, to try the right of the corporation of Limerick to exact a certain toli from the Great Southern and Western Railway, where the line entero the precincts of the city of Limerick, occupied the court for seyeral days, and created considerable interest, The case terminated I yesterday in a verdict for the railway company. The landlord and ...

... i MADRID, MAnon 27. One would think the Narvaez cabinet was like the chronic caes in the hospitals, capable of outliving athe6s a thousand times more ailing. Everybody has been saying for these leat two months that there is a ministerial crisis; and, were not the remembrance of the Cleonard ministry-made and unmade within 36 hours-,etill fresh in men's minds, nobody would pay attention to it. ...

... _ MovarnNTs oF Teoops.-Ia addition to the information ase given on Monday as respects movements, the following take thhe placo this week: Froml To snu Liverpool, 3rd, 4th, and 5th ean 7th Dragoon Guards ?? Brighton instant, for embarkation for C Dublin I hi 7th Dragoons ?? Newbridge Cork, 2nd instant alp! 21st Foot ?? .. Edinburgh Glasow, 5th instant m 27th Foot .Glasgow Stirling, 5th ...

... ' SCOFLAND. 'tXEW EPUCATIONAL AssocyiT0 IN GLASGOW.- F. We ?? Bzitish' Meid) are glad to learn that an assoe a- t tion is in the course of beipg organised, for the purpose of d elfordib$ greatet rfacilities of education to the working men qfthis city. Thea wentrof somemovement of this kind has el ogsbeen felt, end deeply regretted, having for its objects a. thelqtelfectual iploprovement of an ...

... ,.1/W TER0-COLO UR PA INTERS. | ~_f I~v IfI V T a ~ exhibitio of the Old Society of ti j ater Colours opens to-day. On Satur- l .Is thle 1al private view. 1L 2rCt strength of the Society is in landscape, it6i7 cotilparatively few exceptions, the draw- t llibited (to tile number of 380) are in thatP ; 11 i -,f pictoria art. tl l- s remarkablle picture is one by Mr. J. F. e, sltiled ...

... GLIMPSES OF SPA IN.* A Yankee in Spain ; a modern ginghamu on a Queen of Beauty; a wide-awake round chivalric brows! Good sooth, fair sirs, 'tis strange and iew. Of all nations the one least syrmpatheetic with tha't of los Espasiols would be Auerica. They are as directly opposite as the two magnetic poles-as little able to anmalgamate as oil and acid. The son of the one-all energy, all ...