... IDISTRICT INTELLIG ENC. I COTTINOHAM. o PARcOCHIAL MURTiorss.-The good feelings of the rote. it payers of Cottingheen, were manifeeted towards the guar- In dians of thie branch of the Sculcoates Union on Wed. T nesday evening, by a sumptiueu dinner, provided by the vworthy host and lioatesH of the fluke of Cunmberland, Mr. Waltham in the chair ;after the usual loyal toaste bed been 55 drank, ...

... cUES=D=A -SUMMARY. TUEspAY'S SUMMIARY. The window-tax is to be repealed! Of this fact is tlere can now be little or no doubt-none what- tc ever, if the article which we have copied from the sc mininisterial organ, the Times, emanates from sz lirlisterial authority. The difficulties in the way ce f a commutation or modification of the tax have st ed to the resolution that it shall he altogether ...

... AiItIIVAL OF TUE: UNiTA]RDCSTATSS MAIL STEAM-SHIP Th~e stestm ',hp Arctic, Captain Luce, which sailed from rqew York on Saturday, the 21st nit., reauhod the Mersey on Wensa evenliig, at nine O'clock. Her news is three dayo later than that brought by tice Asia. There is no1e ltla ews of the slightest import-nce. The steamer Africaws vi spoken by the Arctic foirty miles from Sandy hook. In thle ...

... AIULTUNi [N PARVO. ,ine J pie On Sunday aftoinoon last John L3eseb, cowman to Mr. 2 Palin of Srasplefa)rd hail, was gored to doath by one ?? Pl bu's e -lebrated price balls. AlThe annual mn'stiig of the L-tnpas'.iire Mid Cheshire t LiUnion of M'echauii ' Institutions ivill b,,a hold in Chester , teon Wednaesday, the llsth of Mlarchl next. for O- WedneslOav, the 22ind inst., as some of the icon ...

... rd PRtESO0T. it, PETTY StE;xsott.-These sessions were IL lJ oul Tuesday, before d Vjs the Rev. J. S. It. Evans (chaircnan), and Maesbrs, Pilkington, l Thompson, and Bourne. Samuel Lucas, of Widness, was fined 20s., an l 15i. 6l. costat for wantonly assaulting P. C. Dugdslie, on Sunday night, at he Farnworth. fi 'er James Robinson wes remanded to answer the charge of mis- h in, conduct on the ...

... France. PAIS, Mounday.-We cannot learn that anything positive has yet.been decided as tolthe Ministerial crisis. It appears, indeed, that, up to 12 o'clock to-day, Louis Napoleon had not formally accepted the resignations. Yesterday, M. Odillon Barrot, M. Leon Faucher, and even M. Dupin, are stated to have been sent for by the President of the Republic, and to have had long con- ferences with ...

... fforeign fiterihgucnr. FRANCE. The Co6s2itetieonnel publishes the following report of a con- versation on Tuesday evening between the President of the Republic and M. DUpin, the President of tihe National As- sermbly, who, with several members of the Bureau, had waited on the President of the Republic, to offer the compliments of the season: M. Dupin-Monsieur le President, I bring you the ...

... (From the Morning Post.) PRFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The following preferments and appointments have recently taken place:— Kectort.—The Rev. John Eaton, late curate of St. Alkmund'x, Derby, to the rectory of Shardlow, in the same county. Curacies, &c—The Rev. Robert Matson, to the curacy of Wilby, Northamptonshire; the Rev. George John Wild, to the curacy of Norton-on-the-Moors, ...

... Wc deeply regret to find (says the Courier) that the Ven. Archdeacon Hill has resigned the living of Chesterfield, and this regret will, we are sure, be participated in by all his parishioners, to whom he has become endeared by his fervent piety, unbounded liberality, and earnest desire to administer to their spiritual and temporal good. have recently, in referring to proceedings as unbecoming ...

... - == ANUAiL RETURN OF FIRES IN London. .Mr. Braidwood, the superintendent of the London Fire Engine Establishmnent, ?? laid his report of fires which had occurred in the metropolitan district during the past year, before the managing committee, at the chief station in Watling-street. Mr. Braidwood de- scribed the number of premises totally destroyed anld considerably damaged as being 247. Of ...

... HET OF LONDON. ? I The official report says: ?? the week ending last Satur- d 1,023 deaths were registered in the districts of the netropolis. In the corresponding weeks of the ten years, (l84l.5O), the average was 1,162, compared with which the present return exhibits a favourable result. And if it could be safely assumed, notwithstanding the effects of variolls epidemics, that the population ...

... NOaRnLAsox.-Dr Wareing, the Pope-styled Catholic Bishop, basheen installed. Several neighbouringpriess gave their attendance. The Tatle4 upon the authority of a French paper, L'Ami 1 dc/a RsRehgiro, states that the BritLh Governmenrt is indus- 1 trioasly looking up precedents in the practice of Continental States, in the hope of arming itself with courage to do what is right with regard to the ...