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 The window-tax is to be repealed!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

... l s 7- eREMIS1I$N OF TAXES. . . . , .- . . . . ,i . . - - i f A state!sma n4erl epcrrile d.patronago asthe power. ,of .aitisfing noneo friend.. and- making fifty enemies. The -Chiiinllor 't the' Exchequer, ivith a supl~ius'reveuue, is so iewhat in the Isme predica. ment. Two qualities-paradoxical'as they appear- are marked characteristics of Englishmen graifbling andpatiene .Joh n Buu is th ...

... _ _ _ I The Meeting of the Loyal National Catholic and Repeal Association was held under the unew arrangement on Wednesday 'week. The rent for the week was £26s69. CONVERS8XOS EXTBAORDINARY.-We have heardfrom good authority, that the brothers Gray, of the Freeman, have deserted the Protestant fold, and intend to read their recantation in a few days'at Tuam..-Dublin World. RacEPTION OF Nu£s.-On ...

... The political atmosphere is at present unusually quies- cent, scarcely a breath interposing to ruffle the placid scene. This serenity cannot last above a few weeks longer, as Parliament is to meet on the 4th of February, when the religious differences which have so long agitated the country cannot but force themselves tinder the con. sideration of Parliament, when the battle will, we fear, be ...

... orefAponlence. TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Letters intended for pubization should be written on one side of the sheet only. In future, we must declineall communioations in which the above requirement is not complied with. . 1an THE WINDOW TAX. In To the Editor of the E xaminer and Times. WI Sir,-I beg, through the medium of your journal, to call the at. PI tention of the inhabitants of tbis ...

... t FRANCE. Y In the National Assembly, on Friday, after the despatch 11 of soloe other business, the President (M. D)upin) 11n1 r nounced that 1%1. Napoleon Bonaparte demand-d leave to L address interpellations to the Minister of War relative to instructions given by (eneral Changarnier to the army under his orders. (Cries of In thrje months ?? others, I innsediatelv.) Y The Minister of War ...

... of A movenment is being made amongast those cngaged in ith the soap trade for a remission of the ditties. We under- ire stand that, oln Saturday, a meeting of the trade Mwas held am to consider the propriety of nominating a deputation to e99 London on the question of tie SoaL) Duity. A meeting of ts, the African Association was also ]hold ol the so no sub- To ject, at which Mr. T. 1A. ...

... FOREIGN INTEtLIGHNCE. FRANCE. Trho Mloniteer onniounces an oxtension of the period for recciving objects for thoe Grand Exhhibition in London. An unuso lily largo number of liorsons attended the ball at tile ?? onl 'Ihurglay night 'The Moiteailea Publishes the returns of the indirect t'ms and rCevenues, which nmonnted in 1850 to 7iiS,242,000f., showing an i crs of ti1,452,OOOF. compared with ...

... the Libepoot iffersi±!. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREIMA. FRIDA Y. JANUARY 24, 1851. .. . I .. . - - Most of the questions of the day are more or irk ...