... Po, The first news of the discovery of gold in our Australian e colonies came to us from Sydney, and in the commencement isof the emigration movement, the stream of adventurers EgI T. from this country was directed to the coasts of New South Ires eiWales. The gold fields of that province, which for a few the of months excited so much interest, awakened so many hopes, tut( he and attracted so ...

... - H E LONDON GETTE. TUESDAY, JANIUARY 4. BANKRUPTS. - J. PUGH, Lyndhurst-square, Peckham, tailor.-J. ELLIS, Preston, machine broker.-O. VEALE, Ash_ water, Devonshire, miller. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.-G. CROWFOOT, Norwich, baker.-P. W. LEATHER, Liverpool, surgeon.-T. BROWN, Liverpool, journeyman marble mason.-H. LYDDIARD, East llsley, Berkshire, shoemaker.-J. P. DOUDNEY, Offery Saint Mary, ...

... ?.-.VWvc . N- 4i 1?3 , , , . t - I ?? .. I Iz ? ? ? I An aeoident ol ia veir ailarming deser pti~ini and .wbi h produced the utmost conasternatioa in- the neigltuouv' ,9ood in which it ?? d -the.B retol nd Birjingh~sm brib of tbe Midland Rail- ,way, at about two ?? ?? miles from the terminus in $he ?? city. The 'accident' was of an unuhual deo' cerptinm, and happily of rate occurrence, being ...

... . OF ECTFO NSFy t . ' 'OXFOIW't : . OXFORD, FaR)4T. Mr. Gladstone', *lends spiritedly cames to th' p41'1 (o. day and had :at half'-pas eleven o'cl6k at tpeaihsre bf Lee~ing-bip at, thhebaii.o ,the ?? 'lists 'a4vaota we ?? increalsed th p~ugboitrthedlay, and at the cloce, the state of the Poll showed the right hon. gentleman to be. 56 in advance of-his opponent uios the g~ss poll, '1 76 ...

... Mr. James ,aird, the Times Comroaissioner in the. Agricultural Dastriets, writes as follows ! The national advantages of Agricultural Statistics are i greatly undervalued. What the returns of the Board of e Trade .are to the manufacturing, commercial, and i,;f moneyed intrests, the Btatistics of agriculture wvould be | both to them and to the statesmaic, the landowner, and c 2 the farmer,-a ...

... FRIGHTFUL DISASTER AND LOSS OF THIRTY. I TWO LIVES. (From the LiverPOO1 Mercury.) The Monm's Herald, of Wednesday last, gives the narticulars of the stranding and subsequent explosion, bygunpowder of the brig Lily, of 8O tons. The vessel i nestion is owned by MVssrs. Hatton and Cookson, ?? ersey-street, in this town, and left the Mersey yesterday week, under the command of Captain John Owens, ...

... jg?Lo~DON &(AZETT ~- I D0Nd fZETTE OF FRIDA Y, 0 ?? XVARY 7.. couriatWjaor, the 4th day of January 186S; ?? ?? Excellent Majesty ini Council : ih Qen CoSi eathis day pleased to appoint ~e ut jwo the Lord President of the Council for the Sib ?? Nble the Duke of Argyll, Lord 'rYSel; the Most Bon. the Marquis of 0~Feo e lion, thle Earl of Aberdeen, First , ~iwoncr herfajesty's Treasury; the Right ...

... THE BANEING INSTITUTE. The usual monthly meeting of the members of this institu- tion took place last evening at the Hall of Commerce, Thread- needle-street; Mr. B. Oliveira, M.P., in the chair. Mr. Leone Levi, author of The Commercial Law of the World, read a paper on the state of the Mercantile, Ma- ritime, and Bankruptcy Laws of the United Kingdom, in which he observed on the great want ...

... D UTIES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.* There are many compilations, from Burn's Jus- tice downwards, which treat of the law which jus- tices of the peace are called upon to administer, but hitherto no professional writer has dealt with the practice by which that administration is regulated, in anything like a comprehensive manner. The little work which now lies before us will therefore supply a ...

... SIR,-Mighty events are brewing for Europe, and France is preparing a fresh drama for the world. The imperial vagabond'now ?? that great country is gradually emncentrating his powers to effect what a few years rince he declared to be the chief aim and ob- ject of his life-avenging the defeat of Waterloo and the subsequent calotivity of Napoleon Bonaparte on the rock of S,. Helena by the English ...

... FOURTH EDITIO2. PUBLISHER GT SUNDAY MORNtIG, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. The ballot is to be an open question. Five members, at least, of the present Government are pledged to support it on all occasions. Sir WIL- LIAM MOLEsWORTH is a host in himself; Sir ALEIXANDER Ceoununie; BERNAL 062BUnO. Our vivacious King of Brentford; CHARLES VIL- LIBRS, and ...

... lz.? ?? t ?? E~m~em SIZOE OP.USWI SEB5M5 MEAT ?? SAL- for, d nO D.-Oua Fridayt) last, Thomas D ale, sub- inspector of ivest, rin. Salford,' seized thirty dead sheep, and portions of t~wo' eal I bcssts,'it the vicinity of Cross Lane, Salford. After beinrg b I's viewsd by aeverel butichers, and declareid unfit for food,, the orgi al whole wias ordered~by the magistrates: tb')be burned. tie n-. ...