... 1r1, Al- ?? +M.A -- -o h 0 MIeaAaNm-The directors of this company have issued !S their half-yearly statementof receipts and expenditure. The 5e capital account shows that the total outl ay to thbe,30th of June *e lst aioutet~td to 18,353,2411., includn 21N93ilxene during the half-year. The estimated liabilities and further WC outlay amount to 106,523I., Making the total probable outlay t. Ij. ...

... .| I I N e DERBY TO BIRMINGHAM. I. 3 V TRAINS5. . 3 I 2 6 7 1,2.3 4th 1 2 I' 23 12 1 2 1 2 DEPARTOOE. CISIcssI Clss. 6:C csic~e ~e Derby. S.~ s* Ot.15~ 2.10~ 4.15' 6.45 8.10 11.19 Willington, arriving at .8.I 1.32.2o; 4.30 ?? Burton (J. with North Staf.)' 8.3o! I1.47i 2.37 442 7 58435 11I.39 ~.Barton and Walton ..8.42 11.59: 2.48 4.53 7.13 Oakley*. . S.1 85512. 7' 2.lj55 0 F Tamnworth . . ...

... PAorZsrasT AssoclAmoi.-The seventeenth annual meet- ing of this society, was held on Wednesday, in Exeter-hall, Mr. R. C. L. Bevasi, in the chair. Aftersingingand prayer, E the chairman delivered an opening address, and called upen Mr. Lord, the chairman of the committee, to read the annual report. That document, after alluding to various events during the past year, connected with the ...

... IMANCtFST~, StterFrxrr.o, AND LiNCOLtsitSttt RAteLW.A -Mr. Baillie repoted front the committee on cis bhill that the proposed new works are to he executed out of funds which the company are authorised to raise. The length ol' the deviation line is two Miles six furlongs, the steepest gradient being I in io, and the smallest ralins of a curve 16 chains. u, The estimate eost of the deviation is ...

... ?? f~. 1- beIcAA f MO ~~ A. -rm a UxI3 Wjlliarn Morley, al~as Beteridge, of Measham, a farmser- int vant in ibeemploy of Mr. WilliamSale,cofMeashamn,charged aftek with absenting himself on the 5th instant, from his master's 1Thin( Iemployruent.-Ordered to be imprisoned one calendar t'h~e month. c-elle Charles Bradley, of Dishley, Cheshire, printer, charged fr bewith neglectiing to maintain his ...

... FRANCE. The arrests at, the Opfrro C'oviqsse still excite public curio- sity. The plot has been connected with the attempt at the Hippodrome, and indeed the chief actors are implicated ill both Four days after the affair at rtise Opgra nien were posted on the roadl to St. Cloud w~ith the same object, aod were taken into custody. Arrests have taken place to the number, it is said, of a hundred, ...

... TO TOR ZDITOa OF THiE DERB5Y WIRCU5~y. yes r, Sir-I have this morning received your journal of the 17tbh, 5-in which you introduce,and comment upon,a correspondence ts between Mr. Wmn. Pool, and myself. 'I ,e A simple statement of facts will, I am persoaded, satisfy the D- you that you have been misled; and that your strictures on the le my conduct are misplaced. soiiori ivrol Some weeks ago, ...

... The three most difficult things are-to keep a secret, to e forget an injury, and to well employ one's leisure time, t . The shortest way to be rich is not by enlarging our estate, e but by contracting our desires.- Kaimes. e The wav to cure our prejudices is this-that every man g should let'alone those he complains of in others, and examine d his own. 't A lazy fellow being asked what was the ...

... CHATswORTH.-HiS Grace the Duke of Devonshire has been entertaining at his princely mansion a distin- Fine 7, guished circle of visitors, amongst whom were the mem- rdi, bers of the Russian Imperial family Dow in England, vein Count Wiethorski, Sir Augustus and Lady Clifford, Ladyi done Margaret Leveson Gower, Mr. and Lady Louisa Caven- marl d dish, his Excellency Baron Brunow, the Earl of ...

... At ffwrln. CiOn.-On ?? t NOTINGHoiAMi NMUNIciAs ELFCrsoN.-On Wednesday, Mr. 3 Alderman Reckless, of the firm of Reckless and Hickling. lace manufacturers, was elected mayor of this borough; and Mr. - A. J. Mundella, of the firm of Hine, Mundella, and Co., e hosiers, was appointed sheriff for the ensuing year. WIIEAT SEED-T0I¶E, NOrr.INCHAiSHIRaE.-The late harvest has told a somewhat fearful ...

... ?? ' ?? ;. little MMC igtt ?? I Ik~~ilf~li~. Irof NoTTooeHkx TrHi^x.-There is so little difference in the ilee condition of the two staple businesses of the town since our last, that comment upon them is unnecessary; each of them six being in a fair state, and all hands tolerably well occupied, c c ling with the prospect of a good spring and summer trade, in both cC lace and hosiery. cc ...

... IRAItLWAY 'TIEi' TABLL FOR MIAY. I |DERBI To i'IIMINGII.AN. I I IP Urtt. 1Ii '6I. c IMoIIs (ltC'. Clan. s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~a.. a .;n to I lap.l peP Irln 5 DcIjrl~ .. . . O I 4.15 0.425 S.l IIO WilHlintgoit, arriving t, ,t I - 3'S 2 .1 . ,vt BurtonT (J1. Wit! No Irill Slat.) .-. I 1.1 7 9.3211.37 Bartlan ail 'Walto *24II 4e 42,53 7- H I T'1'omirrtl, .. , 9111211, . Ill 19 7..33 Wir'l'rw te ..d *` ...