... -1TAL!. ' I igi atb aeb Ah hoi 78! th, on no tlh in is ar gi 'er he. Ssrkinian Chamber of Deputies voted the estiniatee of the navy on the 10th. The discussion, turned prnceipally on the..proposition of a member that the cruises should not be confined, as hitherto, to the Mediterranean and Adriatie,;but l extend to more distant seas. The Minister of War opposed the propoqs ri ' If a ...

... M.iN.'OF ?? ?? AT. - IUA ?? I. . j Eli RE.MAINOF A EQITY ATE CUK I . ,g~ , ?? . f l c: j dl A, friend. wisiinpg~ Nals a ent us s,'me in0cra| f : ng i prtioulas 9f, h0 opcng of % ?? Romantmb, ani a ea gn the Mniy, which, ;tcgether with thsa rains. e 4!t ?? tbmple . bsve ,beanilate, y disovex-e ,4-hat ll loen l c, city' of Cuma. -A labourer, going' to plant iees, struck' .. ih atonuie work, and ...

... (From the Leadwr.) In default of literary gossip this week, we vwiil say word on Faraday's' lecture, On the Magnetsi Forces, at the Royal Institution-a lecture whidh corn- ' _ mnnded the attention of the most crowded audience we re- re member within those walls. Faraday is still pursuing his to researches, and has not yet arrived at any conclsiton sufaf a ciently definite to bring forward; ...

... LORD. PALMERSTON AND THE MET1BO. POLITAXN A G1ANlD JURS- I TO wO tT p ,; ao t zpt'ra iT TE.AXLYNBWo,. Sr. ; n1S,-I liar. received a vsit from two bailiffs to seize my furniturefor 10. and lOs. expenses for non- attendance in November last on the grand j `r. ;Of the seizure, i beig legally effected ( it appearsno plication for payment is usjal), I ?? no My inability to atten&o lit to ¢ ...

... FRANCE.X PARIS, TUBIIDAY EVRNEiO. ThMe preamble of the decree conferring the rank ofc a general of division upon Prince Napoleon Josephi ;Bonaparte states that, considering that our welt-- t beloved cousin, Napoleon Joseph Bonaparte, is now X la French prince, and that, placed. upon the steps of t a throne, he should lie one of its firmaest supports, and t be entitled to a place in the ...

... 'OOEAYN PEITAriNY POSTA GE BAZAAR. A bazaar was opened at Manchester, yesterday, which promises to augment the funds necessary for carrying i ont the movement very considerably. The ocean penny postage, as it is termed, means, of course, a threepenny postage-a penny for freight across the deep and a penny at either end of the voyage for inland transmission; and a large expenditure is necessary ...

... TUE Ali1'-UNION.--I)1SThIBU ION OF PRIZES. Thu tseeiversar'v mneeting of the subscribers to this Ln ao'dtv w' be .C3etcadaj-, at the Lyceumll 'beatre, for the .citeiit the report of the council, and distri- i Itlgthe ?? MoINI EAGLIc prsiet f the T ?? wsolbtrg t'daco of ladies anti gentlemen, Ta- thi ?? u,o quite So eunacrous as an former orsasloac. T mr. ut .vf cc, 'll. S., read the report, of ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. LIVJIUtPOOL, )o0NDA.T. The British and North American royal mail steamer America, Captain Leitch, arrived in ihe Mersey this morning. She left Boston on the 27th, and Halifax the 29th ult. She had 115 passengers and 127,000 dollars in specie on freight. The America has ex- perienced strong easterly winds with extremely cold weather during her whole voyage. The steam ...

... T~lr I .1iMNUFACTURtE OF FLAX., At the~~-cl meting, of this body field lasl ee-~ni-i, M\r. 1i. s-s ca-IecLNSoS, 31.P., in ~the chair, ain in-S5 t-r.st5C! fasi r on ree,,nt improvemesnts ii the tiarissftc- bi *-c was relby ?? Wilsona, ?? I-in cil,51 It the lieiultural College at Cirenceester. Atr Ieetan thI appearan'ce of thle growilig plant, its 3C t'i-ut of Iutivirilant thc mode of reaping, ...

... MILITAR Y. REMOVAL OF TROOPs.-Her Majesty's steam fri- gate Stromboli arrived at Southampton on Saturday with 300 troops, 100 women, a number of children, and a large quantity of baggage. These troops werex a portion of the 3 85th Regiment, which for the last three months have t formed part of the militay ?? at Newport, in the Isle l of Wight. The troops left Newport at nine o'clock on n ...

... PC EXECUTIONS AT PESTH. of The official Vienna Gazette, of the 4th inst., con- to tains the sentences as well as announces the execu- tion at eeth of four Hunearian prisonersof note. :Of m 'these'the first mentioned, Karl Juhbal, is desoribed:as br havingformerly been a professor of mathentatiesiand re ,also a tutor in the family of Kossuth After the sup- of pression of the revolution Jubbal ...

... as A~tOU t¢r$ TR; 'QUT ?? V,; A . - ENILWA . . iiseff his ot~ an4'was~in tha sut ofg tetingirie'baicf the traks', after -gving the signali't stirtt whet ?? goods ran into the,. besattrain with terriflofete. ?? The escape of the driver add stoker of 'the goods train was ex- traerdinary; and tbe.:wonder is, that the men in the ballast tracks were not ni6re sidiohfl injured. There is only one ...