... PEARLS POB STRINGING. THE EVENINGS OF BOYHOon.-Many a boy ruins his character and wrecks all his hopes by misemploying the evening hours. School or business has confined him all the day, and the rebound with which his elastic na-, ture throws these duties off, carries him often almost un- awares beyond the limits both of propriety and prudence. Besides the impetuous gush of spirits, whose ...

... WHILE THE COCK, WIrH LIVKLY DIN, SCATTE tS THE H REAR 0i DARKNESS THI. . Milton.. A NEW FIRST FIDDLE. There were lately two Austrians fiourishiig in their pride of power, on whom the people of this country had lavished their hatred anl contempt. Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Haynau had both been in England, and had both learued to trebble at the indignant expression of London opinion: the ...

... THwE AagUe. CHANGE OF QUARTERS Or CAVALRY REGIMENTS. -The 4th Light Dragoons, which have been stationed for some months past in the neighbourhood of Isleworth and Twickerilsam. have received orders to proceed to Norwich (which will be the headquarters of that regi- ment) and Ipewich. This was to have been the change of quarters of the 8th Royal Irish Huesars, which, dur- ing the past twelve ...

... t M . THr NEW RomAw CATROLIC AncEaisarop or DuBnIr. -The Roman Catholic primate, Dr. Cullen, has been placed at the head of a list of three, from which the Pope may select a successor to the late Dr. Murray, as Archbishop of Dublin. A DEArDFuL ?? was discovered ?? the county of Kilkenny. Tihe body of a poor woman, supposed to be a hawker, -was found near a gate in a field, with dreadful ...

... Take Care of your Pockets. We take some pains, occasionally, in satisfying ourself upon subjects involving the characters of individuals, but we seldom give more than the results of our inquiries- when we can draw any. But here, in regard to these Betting Houses, it is necessary to give some particulars, that the reader may form his own conclusions respecting them. A subscriber of ours-the ...

... LOTDON, THUURSDAY APRIL 8. cuR To catch the DERBY ministry may be possible, but of to hold them fast is out of the question. Lord ski DERBY, with an irresistible air of frank sincerity, ste tells the Lords that there will be a dissolution and a peo short session of the new parliament, to decide the hi, fate of ministers, I before autumn has passed ; but the as soon as the greater part of the ...

... , * TO THE EDITOR OF TUB DAILY NEWS.. SIR,-Lord Ellenborough is the bitter foe of the Court of Directors, yet he hesitates to suggest that the crown should hold the patronage. Meanwhile, In India, it is notorious that he is the one governor-general, who, swayed by political prejudice, and influenced by political bias, removed from their post many deserving officers, appointing in their places ...

... THE - TAVISTOCK ELFCTION. OnaTues'.ay the nominatiola took place at Tavis tock, when three candidates appeared for the hconur of se- presenting fhc borough in parllansent~.Mr . S Carter,? Mr. 'Trelawrny (the Isate metmber),: and :i~ 0;. Phillimore.' The shqW qf hairrals d4lhed inifa~voutiv Of'.f tr; Carter. Yester~aa te po~ng tpok place, ivith the .folowing resnit: (BY l3scT410 TELRGRAPL.) . ...

... BURY; LANCASHIRE.-The town of Bury, in Lan- cashire, exhibits, and has done these three weeks past, ?? the heat and turmoil of a contested election. Lord Duncan addressed the electors on Wednesday evening, and was to address them again last evening. His lordship and his friends are indefatigable; but the friends of Mr. Frederick Peel are equally active, and party feeling runs high. Both ...

... RAIL WA YS. SATURtDAY EvEIxN0. The share market was rather flat to-day, chiefly owing to the absence of active operationts. Aber- deens were rery heavy, and fell 129. 6d. per share,I MidlndsandB~gtons also receded 10s., and Lan-I cashire and YorkShi1res 6s. ; but other stocks were scarcely altered. French shares were firm. SHARES AND 11TOCIES IYNGUARANTUED.I Sb. Pd.l EAMLWAYN. Clouing proes. ...

... |CAk-P'tE' OF GOOD HOPE.I TBE KAFFIR WAR. A telegraphic summary of the following appeared yesterday in our late edition.. ; Yesterday morning the Amuazon, 26, Captain I Barker, arrived 'at Spithead from the East Indies ,and the Cape of Good Hope. She has five days' tlater pews from the latter place, having left Simon's ?? on the 7th of MIaroh. ' She sailed from Singapore January, 6, arrived at ...

... TIHE ALLEGED DISCOVERY ON THE ICEBERG. A further report respecting the ships alleged to have been seen on an iceberg by the brig Renovation, has been received by the Admiralty, the substance of which we give below. The first communication is Imade by Captain Erasmus Onlileanney, RIN., who hail been sent to Limerick to procure the staeieneents of Mr Simp'on, late nmate of the Renovation, and ...