... 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 ...

... 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. Samu ...

... 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 The window-tax is to be repealed!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 mininis ...

... 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 t ...

... 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, ...

... TOn T - - I 'E 5s . hr. CANT'svELL, ESQ., HON. SEC. Jan. 1, 1851. e . MY DEAr SmtR~ hen last I wrote to you I thought our correspondence, in our relative positions as chairman and hon. secretary to the Permanentt Committee, had closed, but I fear 1 am only at the beginning instead of the end of cletter-writing to you oven now, for this morning's post sbrought me a great numnber of ...

... BY LXPRESS. LIVERPOOL CORN? MARKET. Liverpool, Tuesday. Noon. Oar market, to-day, opens very dull; the attendance is but small, and, compared with Tuesday's rates, there is no change to notice in prices Our quotations are:-Wheat, Irish red, old, per 701b, 5s Id to 68 4d; ditto new, 5s 2d to bs 7d; ditto white, old, 58 2d to be 5d; ditto new, as 4d to 5a sd; barley, Scoteh and Irish, per 601b, ...

... MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC PRELATES CLERGY OF TUE ARCHDIOCESE OF ARBIAG11 I (IFROn? . O nrnm - .- - - - -- kFKIUA OUR OwN CURRESPONDRNT). On Tuesday last the clergy of the archdiocese of Arruzili afforded another proof of the indignant reprobation with whilch ite Catholics of Ireladl regard the conduct of Lora John! Russell and lia English alliesi with reference to the re. establiihtnent of the ...

... THE ANTI-CENTRALIZATION at NOVENENT, GREAT AGGREGATE MEETING IN THE ROTUND0. One of the most important, numerous, and influential meetings ever assembled in this, city was held yesterday, in the Rotundo, for the purpose of petitioning against the contemplated abolition of the Irih Viceroyalty, and of placing upon record a protest against the system of centralization adopted towards Ireland, ...

... MVIISCEILL4ANEOUS. The French Ministers have resigited en masse, in conse- quencc of the Inst check given in therefusal of tlie Assemn- bly to allow nn ndjornnment for a few days for the sake of enalhing the Minlster of War to repiy to the ivterpellation of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Tay steamer, with the West Indian and Mexican mnils, arrived on WVenesday morning, at Southampton. The commercial ...

... FRANCE. The results of the coalition in France have not been long delayed. A conspiracy has been just discovered, the plans of which have been for the last day or two known to the authorities. At 9 o'clock on Monday night, the mem- bers of the association called the Unes des Communes' assembled at the place of meeting of the Associated Cooks at the Barrier Pigole. The moment the conspirators ...

... 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 ...