... THE CHURCH IN JAMArCA. We need not inform our readers that the island of an( nO Jamaica has been recently visited by the scourge of amc .0the cholera in its most awful form, and that even thE now we know not that the plague is in any sensible t ,edegree stayed. Some details of this sorrowful event gere t.have already appearcd in our columns, and it would ge D-seem, from the accounts. in the ...

... 39iotrict Acbm ?? ASHTON. e NEw HIGHWAX-IIATE.-Mr. Ogden, surveyor of highways P 1 for the township-of Hyde, applied for and obtained anew rate of 4d. in the pound, for the repairs of the highways, t SELLINGI Husa.-Thomas Aspinall, of Dukinfieldwas d tfined 10s. and costs for selling beer without ?? t Charlotte was also fined lOs. for a similar offence. s STEALING T6ot1e..-Edward Hampsou, a ...

... fRiocellancouo. ts A Nxw TITLE FOR THE BISHOP oF EXL~TEE-Alet ro LS passed through the Torquay post-office this vecek, addressed case 'e The Archbishop of Westminster, Bishopstowe, Torqlday, a ca11 Is which, being delivered at the place above mentioned, was re- )turned by the bishop, endorsed, Not known in this house. Si )f . Exeter, and sent back to the'dead lte-fee-orng who Zferald. Mr. ...

... 4-,i-cellaneao. * ?? c l~siva- Thn neron anuOO ani . .,roA CE7YA ?? queen gave, onTusatePC second of ~a s-eries. of dramiatic representations at Wnsrof ulastle. . Sheridan's trtadBeruard's farce o Teh Practica'~I Mani, we'ris th ePiecdes' cbbm's ndedbyermes. IRISH REPRESENTATIVE Bisuops. h rs rltsM( who, are to sit in. parliament the ensug ssinaethe 'ex :Archbishop- of Dublin; Bishops of- ...

... - - ---PAPAL A R I DrTlTUT'r lhTU ?? X ~ - - -11- ?? 2~1 lT ?? , .. - x . . *- An : ED XI. J1 0 0 N. i PUBLIC MEETING OF CONGREGATIONALISTS E AND BAPTISTS IN LEEDS. v A public meeting of the Congregationalists and Baptists go of Leeds, was held in the East Parade Chapel, on Thursday evening, for the purpose of considering the propriety of N expressing their sentimenis on the recent act of ...

... FROM Our. OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1- trIM U I. 1 ^ U} A U~UL(il ?? )Ih~ l. asked LONDONO, TUESDAY, DECEMBEn 31. were i IsL-niht, auld another year expires, to be numbered with minat Ci the pist. To morrow, when your impression appears, we down taiiu oU thlc threilhold of a new year, expectant of its results. in a I Wehavereached, as it vere, the 'key-stone o' the brig namet da: spans tire ceeantr- ...

... cotrteponbence. TO _;itADEIIS AND CORRIESPONDENT$. tory durn Letters int-rdold for publication should be written on one Side of dlish, itithlemoio; ni. In futuire, we must decline elI COMMUnications fur f in Illc, tile ijove reqtrtremeat is not comnplj~id with. Sequ A D~irn ?? met il.te -We gttso the paragraph anti addresse ase simple state- by ti inert of lacts, without comment; and wle ...

... foreig 111teltlentce. FRANCE. Au association, with the title of the Union of Parisian Industry for the great exhibition WfilSp, has now been formed in Paris. The objects of the union are to give faci- lities to French exhibitors for taking part in the great ex- hibition, with the least possible expense, add in the most ad- vantageous mauner; to obtain information as to the best means of ...

... ATHENAEUM SOIREE. cat Int Our Saturday's Exramitter and Times we furnished a e report of the principal speech made by Mr. Cobden at the utir 40irde of the Manchester Atheinwum, held on Friday evening, Of I and we promised an account of the remainder otf the pro- the ceedings in our present number. Thre evening was much wOI occupied with the performance of the following programme; wh it will be ...

... a THE RUSSIAN AND AUSTREAN TARIFFS. We lately gave particulars of the new Russian vtariff, which is to come into operation this day, and r adverted to its probable effect on the amount of Manchester manufactures exported to the Russian markets. We now subjoin the new tariff in greater s detail, with a comparison between its rates and those tlevied tinder the former regulations. (The rotrble ...

... THE AMERICAN SECRETARY OF THE I TREASURY'S REPORT TO CONGRESS. in The report of the Secretary of the American tr d Treasury, just laid before Congress, is a strange docu h, of ment. It is the most extravagant piece of special b m pleading in support of the exploded fallacies of the protective system, that has made its appearance on c s this side of the Atlantic for many years. Such a B itissue ...

... * FROM O'UR AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT. PHILADELPHIA, DEC. 10, 8sio. TRADE AND MONEY MATTERS-TaE CENSUS-CONGaRES THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW-EDUCATION. You and your readers are no doubt aware that this season of the year is generally a very dull one with respect to trade. but business of nearly all kinds is not as inactive as usual, )f and in this city and New York it is understood that a greater )f ...