... AIR. WILLIAM SMTITII O'BRIEN. ]r Th folwn drs rmM SihO'Brien, To is thle noiiy lry ebr fprimncorporate c hL i bodies adgneen hohv ?? in favour I e of th Irs stt ronr no lvign penal exile in Van Dimc' adle utbe ulsed : 'e sis LORDS ANOD GlcemTL9.rc,-During the let four years I have been induced by various considerations to abstain as cinch I )aas possible from ?? S0oit Of appeafl to public ...

... The annual vestry of the parish of West Derby was held yesterday forenoon, in the vestry-roons of the parish Church, in the village of that township; the Rev. John Stewart, t in rector ha the chair. The small room was coimpetely crwded, and in the course of the proceedings an lljouarltteol; place into thechurch. The business compiscd, as usual, the appointment of churchwardens for the cosing ...

... . - uCULVOFtCE, TURSI)AY, MARoI 29, TuRnE o'coocK, A.M. AMERICA. Go ARRIVAL OF TIHE BRITISHI AND NORTH AMERICAN Mi ead ROYAL h£ALL STEAM-SHIP CAUBRIA. Go The steamer Cambria, Captain Miller, which sailed from Ali n- Boston on the 16th and Halifax on the 18th instant, was Ge telegraphed off Holyhead yesterday, at two o'clock. She Go was detained at the bar for water, bat reached the Mersey pri ...

... The government measure to amend the various lass SY relating to the merchant shipping interests has beens printed. The hill, which contains 65 clauses, has been Stprepared and brought in by Mr . Wilson Patten, Mr. d ardwell, and Sir James Graham. The following is an t hec of td h offer made by the Trinity-house to submit their in accounts to supervision, it is enacted that the lighthouse ...

... MVD?rXfTTNArA V.t8 nl~' tufR. qTRfrli. TERMINATION OF THE STRIKE. ' R In the Ml/ercury of Friday last we gave full particulars of the extraordinary strike which had taken place for an d advance of wages and an abridgment of the hoursof 'T [ laboar amongst the porters, clerks, breaksmen, and ti others employed at the various stations of the Lonon ] and North-Western Railway Company, in this ...

... Sir ROBERT PEEL, in 1842, in proposing the great r1i s financial changes which commenced his career as a ha reformer of our commercial policy, dwelt with con- Mi siderable emphasis on the dangers that, might one s day befall this country as an indirect consequence of an d the misgovernment of our Indian Empire. He pe i showed how the constant accumulation of financial en embarrassments had ...

... ?? Finance Committee, at their meeting on DiLt ?? last, resolved to submit to the Council Oale( the following three names, from which the selec- WV tion is recommended to be made for the office of area receiver of town dues:-Mr. William Huson, Mr. DittM Nathan Litherland, and Mr. Warner Shand. Dlttc Grea ?? one of these gentlemen has previously held Lane Ioffice under the Corporation, and ...

... EXPLOSIONS IN MiNES. -Mr.- Hume;iM.Prhas sent the following conimunillation , to the Daily Nets:- e To Joseple Hunte, Esq. M.P. i, 91r,-Of late several very ably written letters have e appedaed, before the public, written by practical scientific It gentlemen, dealing very eloquently with the various patases and effects of explosions in coalmines. The valuable and e useful lives of the miners, ...

... *Pt#of' tt o t *VVO. : THEEASERNQUESTION.-RUSSIA & TURKEY. THE EASTERN (prom the Times.) Although we were not in possession of the views of Her Xajesty's government when we received the intelligence C 'from the East Which arrived last week, andrwe expressed,a as usual, an entirely independent opinion on those trans. ~ actions, we have the satisfaction to flnd that the language p we eployd ...

... 1: UjllU -I Da~al: ~ of the FRANCE. Col as The M;oniteur of Thursday announces the presentation to of the the enmperor of the insignia of the granud cress of the fin- ne perale order of CrlzOires, accompanied by a letter, from the bl the emperor of Brarlis.Mr 'The court Marthal of the list mil~litary division, tried, at Hot last week, a man5 nae Perichastd, a wine-shop keeper, oi tinner~ a ...

... (Froma the Glasgow Chro-nicle.) The following interesting narrativo is given in a letter by a Glasgow lady to her friends here. It contains a vivid and, we believe, by no mnoans overcharged picture of her ex- periences (luring a long, tedious, but adventurous journey: Chandlerville, 8tb Nov., 1802. My Dear Brother and Sister,-Otur journey through Iowa had nothing worth remarking in it, beyond ...

... ?? AR IS H OF O 1I Br Pr1 'dNrTnTMT nflC .. ELe ECTION, OF 01 RCHRWAU019~ OD, A vestrympnetisig of tlio itpba ,io!~'ra clbeeterwpasieldintbe ierl ' 'sn ?? tat, onl Eastef .'tutdaJfic' teI lms~ ' h cth1ier pioceed'l'~~ biay statiefset6ftbi' poestd 1 ,s~ya.H tt lad ulkecithe atteetion or the-meetingtoasm oeetwhc e 'ba&lbeeda EaD in -hyard of th aliurl adas to a slight alteration of the porc a ...