... Arti-qu d.- e The French Government has ordered two war If steamers to be prepared at Brest for an expedition n- againsi the Moorish pirates. Co General d'Alphonee, commander-in-chief of the m state of siege oi the department of the Cher, has at issued an order closing fourteen cafes and public to houses at Bourges. y. Marrast has been struck with paralysis. it Amongst other lions who have ...

... r BRADFORD IRISH DEMOCRATIC ALLI. . ANCE. '3 _ I On Sunday the usual weekly meeting of this body I was held at the Neptune Inn, Bridge-street, Mr. .M. Moloney in the chair. The case of Mrs t iigley, better known as the widow of the rebel I captain of 'S8, was brought before the meeting. B She is at present in very low circumstances in the county Tipperary in Ireland, and Irish benevolence J ...

... IlE WORKING CLASS DEMOSTRAXON. 0, gonday the working classes of the metropo. bad the opportunity of expressing their sym. 13ty with the principles for which the chosen Fb5af the Magyar nation has contended. As we ° tstated Russell-square was Belected as the most bOO5 jeni &tc ?? whcich the members of the va- a¢rafLS should meet, and shortly before the oour appointed (eleven o'clock) each of ...

... Wartedeo. Coxs.-NWhich is the heat flavoured tea P-Gene J rn-i -ty. C Xvhat metal indicates flight ?-Iron (I run). Why is the letter A like a houey.rockle -e cause a B foleoP-Be- LovE AT FIRST~ SIGHTr.-A- mother's for her new- T born infant. Tilts HOLLOW WORLD.-Nfr. Wyld'i Great Globe. ,n, -Punch. A EMPFY GAZATNass.-The Crystal Palace with i everything taken out of it.-Punch. b di A QuEnv. ...

... ubblie *CeUtUg0. r BOROUGH OF LAMBETH. i On Monday a ?? of the electors of the n borough of Lsmbeth was convened by Mr. W. Wil- liams, M.P., at the 11orns Tavern, Kennington, to hear an account fro, thile hon. membder of his e stewardship. Mr. W. Willi ams, upon emerging from his co mmitlee-room with his friends, %aS greeted with a manifestation of public enthuliaikstn. ,;r. Dalton was voted ...

... The following is a copy of the Address for- warded to Al. Kossuth by the above-named association, andwhich was courteously acknov- ledged by his excellency in an autograph let- ler, dated the 7th instant:- Sin,-Founded as the League which now pre- sumes to address your excelloency is, not only to defend the equality of human rights, but to define and explain to the world the political and ...

... jorsiffil inifMilau'r. - ?? Field-Marsbal Radetzk!7 has dissolved the comrn. d mon council of Como, for refusing, in -indecentl ce ;o and disloval language,' to appear and do homage ser It to the Emperor during his recent visit to Italjy for d 'The ' Nationale,' a democratic paper, published bn n in Berlin, has been prohibited in the Austrian Cei l dominions. ha r, Several new regiments are ...

... I| n it Up to the present moment victory has de- P it lared in favour of the PRESIDENT. The V5 of majority of seven against the project forre-t ,d storing Universal Suffrage, has been reduced, , as by several explanations, from seven to two. w re So tiat question is settled. It would be ab- h of surd to suppose that alaw,which disfranchises at nearly 4,000,000 Frenchmen, can stand in the , ...

... BOWLING WARD, BRADPORD.-Tbe polling in this Ward commenced on Saturday morn- ing, at nine o'clock, with great spirit, Messrs. Sharp and Moor taking the leads. At half- past ten o'clock an objection was raised against Mr. Pickup, lie not being a burgess; the poll was closed, and, strange to say, the town- clerk decided to open the poll again, referring the parties to the Queen's Bench for an in ...

... MR. BRONTERRE O'BRIEN AND THE I I ,'GLOBE.' d TO THE ED1TOR OP THE N0RTIlER.N STAR. . The Secretary of the National Reform n League presents his compliments to the Editor of thae' Northern Star,' and requests, on it behalf of the Council of the League, the ,favour of his inserting the accompanyingletter l _ of their President in reply to the calumnious 5 misrepresentations made by the Editor ...

... At the Thames Police-court last week, a young I Irishman named Shaw, attended before Mr. t Yardley, to complain of the forcible detention of his mother, with'a family of two young children, in a building at Wapping. against her will, at the instigation of the parish officers of St. Martin's-in- the-Fields, who had obtained an order from the county magistrates for her removal as a pauper to c ...

... THE FACTORY OPERATIVES AND I THEIR NOBLE 'BROTHER.' I -- ?? Lord SUAFTESBURY appears to think that of his compromise Short Time Act has had a ro! fair trial, and he has made a pilgrimage into foi the manufacturing districts to see how it works, wi and to have a talk with the operatives, to all whom he was so well known as Lord ASHLEY. w( According to the.addresses presented to him ad at ...