... Cnm i'rica, The select vestry met yesterday, for the last time prior not only to the election of a newv board, which election takes place pros ;own, to-day. The Rev, Rector Campbell presided, and there e ittle- were present the Venerable Archdeacon Brooks, Messrs. W1 gage -Banner, Clarke, Williner, Savage, Gardner, Johnson, got horse kit'lcbnCarn, Earle, Sumner, Luff, Meller, Denton, go~c ning ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The result of the determination of the general election committee was such as might have been expected. Mr. Fitzgerald, who is not a native of Limerick, had al- lowed his name to be put forward at the suggestion of some of the most independent members of the committee, but had not canvassed any one. On the other hand, the friends of Sergeant O'Brien and of Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGs. Yesterday week, the Earl of Derby wo.ed for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the operation of the Charter of the East India Colr. pany, which was granted; and on the same evening announced that government did not intend at pre sent to interfere with the Maynooth grant. Are the government for playing fast and loose on this subject as with protection ? If ...

... 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 ...

... ?? Wreak REVIEW OF TI-1E SESSION UNDER TIll, DERBY GOVERNMAIENT. (From the Aeurnijql Iierald.) Timt first act of the MAinisterial dramna may be said to :have closed. Last light (Tuesday) the curtain fell. In plain English, the Easter holidays begin to-day. The first Parliamentary trial of the new Ministers is at an end, and the adjournment of both Houses, for a fortnight's recess, snakes a ...

... EDINBURGH, MONDAY, APRIL 2. A SECOND EDITION cf the MERCURY is pablished every Monday containing Reports of the London Cora and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds, and all other intelligence received by Telegrapb. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most instances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that Evening. — CITY REPRESENTATION. The important annouucement ...

... tdiection 34n CaELTEN.HAM.-Tbe Hon. Craven F. Berkeley has ac-. ?? to the wishes of the subscribers to the 'liberal party reqaisition, and announced his intentiorn to stand for theM borough at the general election. Sir Willoughby Jones is E talked of by the ?? Journal. CocllEutorHts.-On Saturday evening, Messrs. Aglionby ...

... .SVivitt of 4t j'ThT. n -1CT l' A I n A1 ,- THEY CAN'T DO IT. d (From tle Spectator.)t On one point at least the present ministers seem to I1 stand confessed as totally incompetent-they cannot A make an explanation. They have tried their hands.at ca it again this week, with no better success than before. It Lord Derby tried it nearly a month ago, then he tried ar again, to make the house ...