... BY ELEOTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. Al. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ogiee, No. 1, Eden-quay, Murcls 29. LATEST INTELLIGENCE-TERMI NATION OF CAFE - WAR-PEACE PROCLAIMED. PLYMOUTaI, TUESDAY MORN-aNG.-The Calcutta steamer arrived this morning from the Ejat Lrdios nud Cape. ?? dates are-Calcitta, January 20th; Aladra , 28th; Ceylon, 29th; Mauritius, February 9th; Cape, 24t0; St. Helena, Mareh 4th; Ascension, ...

... (From the Morning Post.) The Chancellor of the Exchequer defends the attorneys' certificate duty on the ground that the law gives the mem- bers of that branch of the profession a ?? monopoly. He says, The law had erected a high fence-a wall, as it were-around the profession of an attorney, and it likewise imposed upon that profession certain burdens. The noble lord's proposal was to take away ...

... 'St. tu 's I The vestries were held It the s VeW m Of the parish church in the Coombe. The Rev L. H. BoLToN. rector, in. the chair. At the fivrt vestry Messrs. John Hayes and Philip O'Brien were elected churchwardens, and Messrs. Batberton end Ray- ner eideamen for the ensuing year. At the second vestry the following appointiments were made, viz. - Officers of Heilth-Messrs. Samuel Wall, ...

... 1iPERIAL `PEALIABNT. HOUSE OF COM3ONS-.WN2=ATi;,Ar MAnn 16. The SrwA1m Wtook the chair at twelve o'clockr. fir. MllIALL~t Opesoted a petition from Rochester praying for the adoptiont of an ocean penny postage. a -A number of petition5 werp preseted against the adma-F sion of Jewks into parilaumeit, and against the M~aynootrh RYE ELECTION COMMITTEE. ' Sir J. PAKINGTON' intimated to the house ...

... I The following is the address alluded to in our leading oc lumns:- g Address to the Catholic IZnheaUtasta of Clifdea, fron the Rev. d Father R1ino1ei and the Rev. Father Lockhsat. r; BELOVED B3EcTilRsN m JEsus CHRIST-We are unwill- g Ing to leave you for the present without a few parting words. ie I Ve came amongst you at the invitation of your venerable is archbishop and your own parochial ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPR ?? _vso W. H. Smitie al Sd e' Netvsaer 0A bb No. 1, Ede-quay, March I. r, SoUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY NIGHT.-Arrived-City Of Dj London steamert with 80,0001 specie on freight, and a f ~'cargo of Levant produce. Accounts from Coostantinopie to ' the 19th feebly confirm the report of euccess ot the AoeWtrln LONVDON FUNDS-STOOK AND SHARE M~eagOo , le influenced by government ...

... W. H, Smith and Sows' Newspaper O>ico, No. 1, Edew-quay, March 18. LONDON FUNDS-STOCK AND SHAtIr MARasrT.-CenSOe1 lower on a pressure of money sales, and some unfavourable rumour referring to Continental matters had also a depressing affect., Railways languid at sormner prices. Gold Mines, Land, and Bank shares active and firmly supported; Van Diemen's Land improving; Coces firm; Crystal ...

... I CULTURE OF FLAX AND BEET SUGAR IN - | IRELAND. ; | The following very interesting and important ?? has been addressed to the Xorviisn Post'by Mr. Henry Croeley, a gentleman connected with the manufacture and refining ol sugar in England and on the contiuent'for'neerly half a cen- tury. His letter is a reply to an article in a London journal depreciating the value of beet root cultivation in ...

... A A thousand years scarce serve to form a state is a poetic aphorism, 'justified by the ordinary growth of civil, communities. Now-a-days the gourd of the prophet is the more correct type of progress, especially wherever the American element is the germ of the new community. The States themselves are a marvel of progression, but what are they in comparison, with the velocity which marks the ...

... A LETTER TO HIS LATE PARISHIONERS BY I LORD CHA.RLES THYNNE. LATE VICAR OF LONGBRIDGE DEVERILL, MAD LATE CAON OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. MV DEAR FRIENDS-When you were first committed to my charge Souns years ago, I little thought that anything Short of death itself could ever separate me from you; there were mrny ties, associations, and interests prevailing to make our conenecttion securei and ...

... THF qCO B.ATIT.O. An adjourned meeting of the town council was held on yesterday, at the City Hall. Shortly after one o'clock the chair was taken by The Loun, MAYoR. The following members of the council attended ,-Alder- men-Rooney, Moylan, Andrews, Smith, Roe, Sohn Rey- nolde, Guinness, Laurence Reynolds, Farrell, Campbell, Hudson, Greabam, and Hoyte. Conncillors-Barlow, Atktu, Carelan, ...

... U' L. Smith and Sows' Newspaper Office, No. 1, Eden-quay, Alarc& 16. LONDO2; FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE 31ARLRET.-Consois opened heavy, and soon after declined k, a demand for accom- toedation assigned as the cause; rate indoors about 2V per cent. Railways influenced by Console depressed all round. Gold mines and lacd shares generally lover; nuggets, how- ever, better. Port Philip depressed on the ...