... DISTRICT INTELLIGIE;NC . tite B V:Ly ese, 1E E LtY kPOLIC E-STABflINO A BOY.-On the 17th instant, hooe ?? nd William West and [Robert Ken- hlv ninghamn, Esqaiires : John CravyforthfBeely n tal boir .a brought up and charged with stabbing a ew boy nantod Renry Brown, in the arm, onl the l1th inst. ?? appeared that prisoner was walking down the street of When some boys commenced cuiling hint; ...

... A man (lied a few days since at Rabastens (Tarn) at the patriarchal age of lo0. The man that isn't afraid of thunder, talks of going to the springs next week, without asking his wife. Ignatius Francis Coyle, the prisoner in the turf forgery case, has been sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. hMr. HayhMacdowallGraut, datinghisaddress Aradilly, has announced himself as a candidate at next ...

... ur The first meeting since the annual election wws held ?? yestertay. Mr. Parker was unanimously re-elected chair. ,ild nan, and Mr. Benaett deputy-chairman. The followiug rt; gentlemen were also present :-Moosrs, Atkinson, Ferni- t hoegh, Tyrer, Lloyd, Beckwith, J. Nicholson, Johnson, lia Cli(n'l, Dover, Clayton, Hcnderson, (iodfrey. Mr. el(' Forihoob, uppjortedl by MIr. Bennett and Mr. ...

... ItL'V I I,,WS. ?? . . ?? - - . s. Wa. ?? ?? - , - , . - . . - ?? James ArrosS~lnil,ll alitthor of 'All Analysis of turn. Dnitplry,- & . Lou nloi 'CThoinlos Deanl and V`i tI Son, 35, ?? A. t. This little rtis cMitai; litlO drctionsq foc all the Operations comipr'ised inl tli,. flue-icions of' the psimer- of IV hangfer anid the nouholsterfcr, Clearly and' coticisely olijc laid dowit1. lic ?? it ...

... i ST. ALBAN'S BRIBERY COM31ISSION. A II . . ?? .. _ _ m I .1 _ X . - A d The commission resumed its sittings onl Thursda-y. A corer few more voterswere examined tvith respect to the alle- 'Pect gation of their having, received heed-mioneY, either at tire a delection of 1850 or ait that of ISt7 ; arid all that nlow re- resse - nmain to bo examined tire soni hal3f dozen wie', are eithe inonth ...

... TInE CiTmP-IV AA f- l ?? * -. iO fitumi OF ZiODON -Thle f'ollowing have generously contributed to tile assistance of the above church :-'The Roy. Air. Maher, P.P., Rathinines; the Rev. Arl olir C.C., ditto; Thomas Kelly, Riq., J.P,, LowerGrdnr street; Miss Stewart, ditto, ditto; Mrs. Nugent, ditto, ditto; nn Surgeon M'Veagb, Hlrrdwjcke-street ; A Lady who di~sires f to ise anonymous, 81. ; the ...

... A; A - - ?? At a meeting of this body on Thursday last, the Rev. - Peter Daly, chairman, read Mfollowing letter which he had received from the Americanfbassador, in reply to one of his accompanying the parcels which the harbour commis- sioners had aethorised him to transmit to his Excellency. Properly speaking, the letter should be read at the harbour board, but as that body had not met on ...

... DR. LARDNER AND ATLANTIC STEAAM - NAVIGATION. 'the following letter has been addressed to the editor of the SIR-In a newv edition of Dr. Lardner's work upon the en- steam engine, which has just appeared, a recapitulation is given of the leading points in the controversy on the subject D- of Atlantic steam navigation. As the question is thus the brought once more before the public, as a ost ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-As YOU never fail to defend Catholic interests, I feel convinced yoU will not refuse to give insertion to the following remarks in your truly valuable and independent journal. Bat before entering upon the subject in question, permit me to say I am animated by no rancorous or splenetic feeling, neither am I influenced by anything resembling the hateful spirit ...

... SEARLES V. MANXS. TO THE EDITOa OF THE ERA. Sir,-In your paper of last Sunday, I perceive a challenge ,from Manks. I will not occupy your valuable space by quoting it at length, but merely wish to state tbat, after my public avowal that I had totally done with pedestrianism, I think it in- opportune and unmanly in Manks, or his advisers, to get me to renew any wagers, when abundant ...

... : E t - X - 4 . - 1. I PARIES, TiebspsD.h Ab, members of the National Assembly met yesterday their bureau' before the public sitting to nominate air presidents and secretaries for the present month.' Ijb nontinations art considered decidedllc hostile to the rit of the message presented the dy before. ' The folp 1wig .are the names of the gentlemen elcted:-1st 1 Preau president, M. Baroche; ...

... || INCIDENTS IN NATURAL HISTORY_ A barbel, ten pounds weight, and of a brilliant gold colour, was caught In a lock Ia the Thames, adjoining Bascot, last week Mr. J. Rowson, farmer, of Laceby, near Grimsby, has had a ben whlch has iaid an egg every day for 29d days. It is a large black fowl, with white ears and red topping. The eggs are of a very fine sort. The Connecticut Couramt, of the 8th ...