... corme pollbelixt. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Si ,-I cannot help regrettingthat Mr. Overton, in his lecture, as reported in the Hull Packet of March 21, should have taken up the untenable scheme of Mr. Elliott, in his interpretation of the heads of the first Apocalyptic wild beast. Such crudities, in which the work of Mr. Elliott is pre-eminent, serve oly, I fear, to expose the study ...

... YLATEST NEWSn. I -, ~GERMANY. O The Vienna ministerial papers, of the 22nd ult., furth announce that arra~ngemienits ?? been iasade wvith Prussia Loi on theaqeto ftePeiec.Austria will prosiet todu inl the Iliet, and the two 1)0w5 rs will share the Presidency notice of the Executive Comimittee. lay t1 :he The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna for Trieste. them Before his departure he gave his ...

... RAILWAY MEEETINGS. SHRE WSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. yesterday the adjourned general meeting of the 8harcholders in this railway was held at the Assembly- rooms, at Wolverhampton, Mr. 0. GouB, M.P., in the chair. The CILUIRMAN, in opening the business of the day, aat the ?? meeting, on the 12th of February, thedre as a cem ittte appointed for the purpose of en- into various points connected ...

... THE. ?? ?? Tr - F - FEE 1,t -TN ADuLT-DRATION OF; C.OFFEE.- TO TEKMDITOR OF.TFHE DAILY NEWS. ~il;-T~he-meeting'onl Monday last, 'at the. London Tale partiesinteeestedin the ooffee trade, gives af vry n alofou be opinion of t morae of ne portion of ear London tradesmen. The adulteration of -coffee is notorio5 , lit the l ilblie'was seare. prepared for so unblushing la ?? tnd justileations fit. ...

... LW to PRUSSIA. by Our correspondent writes: he BERLIN, MARCH 3. n- I perceive that the statements of the Prussian to ministerial press have found their way into the English LW journals; and I fear that the English public may be led to n- believe the story, that the Prussian government intend to, ed or has already, demanded the return to the old Gennan Lst Diet as the only method of peaceably ...

... PREFERMENTS, The Chaplain-General has appointed the Reverend Henry Allen, Vicar of Patcham, to the Military Chaplaincy at Brighton. Nts ob cRg. E. Foottitt, Rector of Gow aistone, Nottf , to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of NotMs. Rev. T. LFwis, to Hhanavo Rectory, Montgomeryshire; value 2271. and residenc; patron, Bishop of St. Asaph. Rev. C. Jevers, to Rasharkin ReAtory and Connor Pre- bendary, ...

... Wje have advices from Switzerland to the 19th in- stant, ualder the date of Berne, from which we cx- tract the following :- The rumours for some time prevalent as to the arrival of increased Austrian forees oi the frontiers of 'ressin were not without foundatiol. It only appears that the concentration of these troops has not been made in so largo pro- portions as was anticipated. Letters from ...

... PARIS. WBDx9gD&AY ;EVziNixG. The debate in :the Assembly this afternoon pre- I sented an incident of great iniportance. M. &nze I moved that the Assembly should, bring. on the order., rof the day a proposition, of M. Desmares for making the electoral ,law which applies, to the election of 4 representatives olso applicable to the election; df the President of the Republic. An immr nse ...

... BOILER EXPLOSION, AND NIDE LIVES LOST, AT MANCHESTER. a The bursting of a boiler at Manchester on Tuesday, e some account of which we published yesterday, turns out to ' have occasioned a very serious loss of life. Up to yesterday a evening at five o'clock eight dead bodies had been removed e from the ruins of the building (and one person was still m missing), besides seven persons badly, ...

... IECLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL.-CATHOLIC i MEETING. I _ . is .'Yestrday a meeting of the catholies of London y took pl~ace at the lFreemasons' H~all, for the purpose of pe| the legislature against .he Ecclesiastical Titles ir BU h.cair was taken, in the absence Of Mr. Tbwlv - ke by. P. 1OwArD, Esq.,.M.P. Lord Dormer, Mr. Reynolds, hnM.P., and Mr. .H. Moore, Uf.P., were also present. i.) The ...

... I TkIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuEsDAY, MARCH 18. The LOaD CiiAqNcLLo took bis seat on the woolsack at 5 o'clock. COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) REGULATION ACT AMENDMENT BILL. On the motion of the Lord Chancellor, this bill was read a second time. PAPAL AGGRESSION. Lord REDESDALE presented a petition from some place in Norfolk against Papal aggression. The Marquis of BREADALBANE ...

... ?? -1- - . r uuebln, March 4,1851. FELLOW COVNTRVMYXEN-If it be your will that the Ite. peal agitation shall continue, it is for you to take measures to maintain it. I can do no nore.! Three years of a bitter experience of apathy, distrust, SU,_ picion, taunt and wanton imputation, have had their climx capped by recent evidences of abandonment; in the face of which it would be the wildest ...