... 7?? ,lvelatto.i? STEAM -COMMUNICATiON GETwE 9G5wA AND | ;sEiCa.-All 'i~the driingements for the. great experiment -vvrer concluded 'on the 3rd inst., and- ' the Viceroy has been -chartered,' and willr start from. Galway 4for Halifax on the morning of. the 1st of June. aone but fir t-c ebin pasengO5' will be taken, and they wilt be Oonveed sre, from Glasgowi 'Liverpool, Belfast, Brigtol, Ind ...

... BRITISH INDIA- o I ITS GOVERNMENT AND ITS RESOURCES. I~ We Stated in last week's Merculy that 1Mr. F. Gorlbo Warren, of Manohester, had met a number of the muer- sa ofE *chantsa and manufacturers of Leeds at thle Court House,. Court for the purpose of making to them important statements in whxat reference to the Government arnd ?? EscetE and -we now insert so much of Mr. Warren's address as ...

... t HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, APRIL 2¢. r The House sat but a short time, and was only engaged with a the presentation of petitions. [PETITIONS OF THE WtBEE.-Complaining of agricultural distress; against Sunday labour in the Poit-office; for a resturs- tion of jonvocailion; against the proceedings of the Committee of Coancil on Educatiols; for the privilege of ward-roam officers in behalf ot ...

... The annual meeting of the Chess Players of IYorkshire and the nei ghbossring counties, took place in son the Assembly Reams, Leeds, on Wednesday last, Samuel the e Nweham, lEsg., of the ParkANottingham, very ably filling cla !the chair on the occasin - i'-secompany present among tha goters included M'ons. St. Amant, Herr Harwitz, the rul it Rev. G. Salmon, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, Dub- ...

... tUP atfroI1t#, HIPTH Qa, Wst-I h h;as tered'--in, the metropolitan districsalmoatyrc which is stli less than'theaveragecrece or-ir creuse ofspopulation. but' shows a' dipoiiel- lo n y crease on the low rate of mortalit! hthsbe thi~ obsemvd during: theiprevious, threweb Aga h dulrs eaparent inrecenit'returs o ic hwhi third week of April thonumnbers ha~ve, beensuecees- uively l803, 829, -837, ...

... , ?? \ v:¢ I ^ pt,. EiwUunRiD ?? Eo0Xisi8w-i Anapp ication- as , been nmadljfoi an'dilbolute 'o44et for the Wale of the ettledl estateg of e 'cl ri of W inast~on - The un- sbttlcled 'tat~e areqfilreudy ordered for ~ealo by the OommisioherB. iTh. 'enlctmbriulees' on .the- Eentire; gre tet dosn' at''upiva'd' of;E00,0O00; The uin-. ,ettled' estate's arb' valuied z&t £16,000 a year, aid thd ...

... *3 EDALS OF JAMES MORISON, * I T'I' TTIVV1TqT. _ . ' THE I{YGEIST, adli AND GREAT MEDICA1 B tRUOlMli, Mayjbe had of all the Agept3 for the sale ef Merlson's Pils. ne . . . :!sIcE OsNE SHILLING EACH. ; In Broezc, 10c. 6d, in Silver, 21.; in Gold, 18l. ai- - JAMES MORISON, tke- 15- :H. 'ygeiit proclaimed- ie, THE I31110RTAL ?? vital prin.- he ' . P . ' . : : . ?? : clple is in the blood. ;d : ...

... EXPLOSION OF' A STn9AMER IN THE L .T ' AMERiCA. ?? ' ' 'Frorit''utbei- pariurt'ote.'xpsn d f il the Steamqer Wayne,' wegive the f ipg..- 'T Fifteen of the ore, .includiog1 capi,. ; a- clerk, silooni-keeper, two wheelmla,4~heeflremens I& one porter, two deck hands, barber and chamnberL a- maiid iiere saied.. ' : ,1 TheCaptain is of theopinion tbt: theie wereabout 'd 130 on board. If o the' ...

... THE'TOTTH I R I I , T B I . Mondailast beingither dayappointedyfob pening c the People's Elall,; at lpikleY, a tremendous excite, 'cuent existed in the -Potteries. Mr - O'Comimr beiqg r - 'announced as the person to opei their Halli the t le whole population- crowded to the Stoke station' to a lemeet bim, where he arrived at three o'lock, and t in, was received. with. the most hearty ajnd ...

... ,IXoI rDBXRCBATIC MOVEMENT. : ?? : i The- a of S aturdaT last contains re- 1gs in Dublin, Dorkn Cirkenny, ir, &O.,&C, The. co.TeponU- 3 last named place contains the a and the satellites of the alien go-' a usual, leagued in this town to iced, and perpetuate Irish misery digrae. T ocewere buly ' rvP U dbub4our gallant peo le, have in veji starves, and debauches org n a our parish priest an ...

... TO FEARGUS O'CONNOR; ESQ., M.P., PIrorrietor of the Northern Star. oil Snt,-Some months ago, when I had occasion to se notice, through the columns of the Star, an un- se provoked attack, which one of your servants- ty Harney-had made upon .me, in that journal, you ; gave the Chartist public a pledge that, from that es time forward, the paper should be devoted as to some more edifying and ...

... D0 . w The following are tho clauses and amendments to of be moved by Sir George Grey in committee on this it Clause 1, page 2, line 9, after the word ' that,' to leave out to the end of the c'ause, and to insert the following words, 'save as hereinafter. mentioned, or much of the said acts as restricts or limits the d employment or labour of young: persons, and of g females above the age of ...