... ABD-EL.KADER'S ACCOUNT OF THE ARAB HIORSE, WITH HIS NOTICE OF THE TRIBES OF ALGERIA,, &c. I a Glory to the one God, his reign alone is eternal. ;ed Greeting to him who, in his excellent qualities, to equals all the men of his time, who seeks only what is good, whose heart is pure, and whose speech is admirable, d, the wise, the intelligent Lord General Daurnas-from your nd friend Sid-el ...

... TO Tols EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. | I SIR,-Among the numerous public burthens which .will require consideration and revision in the finan- cial scheme of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the ensuing session, there is not one that more Di imperatively demands attention than the land tax. The anomalies of its assessmients are so glaring, and V the oppressive nature of its collection in many ...

... (From the Masckcster Guardiaen.),i intention of the associated mechanics and cngineers,-(the b millwrights, it seemng, do not make commzon cause with 1' tem) and we presume that after this day, and, with it, tl the pr ict year have expired, all the large machine making n nandengin eorinit establishments in this neighbourhood, which nowlpresent such interesting scenes of active industry'~ great ...

... THlE COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-VactANCY IN THE MASTERS' OFFICE. TO THE 3DITOR OF THI DAILY NEWS. Sm,-The recent death ?? Bennet, of the Court of Exchequer, has left a vacancy in the Masters' Office of that court. Some ill-natured persons in the pro. fession say that this vacancy is to be filled up by another of my sons. To the last two vacancies, my.;sona Frede- rick and George, both young ...

... [The following appeared in a 0e9ond Edition of our paper of yesterday:-] LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTI. PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. Everything here is at a stand still, till after the proclamation of the result of . the election and the publication of the new Constitution. In the mean, time preparations are.making to reward those who took au active part in favour of Louis Napoleon, and to keep the ...

... TO-DAY we enter upon a New Year, which- judging by the present aspect of the political horizon -7-promises to be as fruitful in interesting events as anyone that has of late gone before it. No one, says CHAULES LAMB, ever regarded the First of January with indifference. It is that from which all date their time, and count upon what is left. It ' is the nativity of our common Adam.' I never ...

... LATEST IINTELLI GENCE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The differences between the new constitution and that of the First Consul, which serves as basis of the former, are hinted in a remarkable- article of the Patrie. The.main distinction is the suppression of the Tribunat, whose functions are deferred to the Corps Legislatif. The latter body will thus be per- nitted a certain amount of discussion. ...

... THB BA WMJRSHS COLLIER Y EXPLO- - I - sldlT., RAWMARSEH, NEAR ROTHERHAK, W1ED1Zs8DAY.-The evi- dence of Mr. Morton, the Governmeut inspector of mines, given in this paper yesterday, went to show the cause of the explosion and the degree of blame attaching to the various managers and servants connected with the colliery. Mr. Morkon then added the following suggestions for the future regulation ...

... IRELA ND. -41- DUBLIN, WEDNEsDAy MORNING. IFRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] I, NEW PROVOST OF DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.-The Rev. i, Dr. M'Donnell, one of the Senior Fellows of Trinity it College, has received the valuable and import- , ant appointment of Provost, rendered vacant by the d death of the Rev. Dr. Sadlier. The rev. gentleman had an interview with the Lord-Lieutenant yester- is day forenoon, ...

... flO(RNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Thursday, Six a.m. [VROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The jfoniteur Algerien of the 25th of December,: announces that, in consequence of orders given by the Governor General of that colony, the whole of the Nafional Guards of Algeria were to be disarmed on the 26th. The ConstitutionnN says that by the latest accounts the colony was calm, and ...

... to PO )ePROB^ABLE FEATURES OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION. PARIS, TuBSSDAT EYBN~iG. 2- The total number of votes in favour of Louis Na. of poleon given by the last official returns is 7,120,000. a, Political circles are chiefly occupied to-day with rspeculations regarding the constitution which is on the eve of promulgation. You will remember that ig the memorable ?? to the People of the t 2nd Dec. ...

... LONDON: THUB.SDA Y, JANUARY 1, 1852. Another nail is fastened in the Temple-gates of Time-let the consuls and pontiffs drive it home, and clench it well ! Is it of solid gold, or of baser stuff-of Corinthian brass, or of a less noble.alloye Like its predecessors, the metal, we fear, is mixed -for, unhappily, auriclhalcum is rare. At all events, be it ours to recall, as in the earlier days of ...