... THE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. TO TRE EDITOR OF TIHE EXETER MYING POST. Sir,-The House of Commons, having by a small majority, agreed to the third reading of the Jew Bill, many days we may expect will not elapse before the Government will introduce this objectionable measure into the House of Lords. I trust, therefore, that I may be alloweid, through the means of your valuable and widely ...

... A gardener of Sheffield has died of lockedjaw caused by sceidentally running a spill into his little finger. The Dublin steamner Trafalgar, wlhile leaving- the Mersey on Saturday eveciig, came into collision with 'a schooner, and the schooner sank. The crew sared themselves in a boat. The person who accused himself of mnurdering his wife in Edinburgh now admits that the tile was a fabriea ...

... TR IXBTJ O'K, K, ?. r. . j WM- TH1Rs. A UPSL.,' >.4 14, ?? ?? .T~n~ro~al.Of thg c orftle]hen~ wibt ?? d fuiud.e p4 : givcu rik 6i great d.il ot onutrovet y e pretend ta 0a in t ate c~uaintanhi- r'n~r~oie&cd B Innce, nor ayre we vroeiared tq 4 t~~d~dO~ Adsqni *opimion saste the~befetlo2 ldrope4seuigest bn:o -tbo. country gene#sUy. ?? §tl Z t1i',: ~to collate the opini ol, , and toe i a. clearly ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. It is with regret that we find ourselves again placed in the con- dition of apologists to numerous correspondents and some agents, for the postponement of their favours. This, we are free to confess, has been too often the case in the last few months, in consequence of the increase of advertisements, arising from extended circulation. In order to avoid incon- ...

... TRANSPLANTING WHEAT. Presuming this work to be now completed, and the plants fully established in growth, hack-hoeing between them should now be persisted in, in order to the encouragement and full development of the roots; every inch of the soil around each plant should be stirred two or three inches deep Kith a hack-hoe, to admit air, &c in preference to the barbarous horse hoe, which ...

... BRYNMAWR. MESMERISM V. MORMONISM.—A little excitement has been caused here, in consequence of a discussion on Mormonism having been announced to take place at the Beaufort Arms Inn. The orators were an M.D named Cook) aad Mr. Thomas, a pro eS8°r P T electro-biology, and many other ologies a • J. Thomas, a Mormonist preacher. Our curio y ong others, to the scene of the wordy war, hoping to gam ...

... Snip's a loquacious Barber: and his shears Endanger, as his tongue offends, jour ears.— How would you like your hair cut, Sid-quoth he— How 1 sald bis quiet martyr,—Silently! —— THE FORCE OF HABIT!—AN OLD STORY. When our Great Duke restored the Louvre's sack, On him each angry Marshall turned his buck; The *King was sorry for offence so rude, Sire, said the Hero, c' est leur habitude. ...

... MERTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. On the 6th of April, Mr. H. A. BRUCE presented to the House of Commorw three petitions from the working- men of Merthyr, Dowlais, and Vaynor against the open- ing of the Crystal Palace on Sunday. The petition from Merthyr had 3,352 signatures thatfrom Dowlais, 1,802 and that from Vaynor, 375. All the persons who signed the said petitions, with very few exceptions, ...

... CORN-KXCHANGE, MONDAY. At this morning's market there was a slJlall show of wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the supply from other quarters was moderate. The dry weather lately ex- perienced has acted favourably on the condition, and there was a decided improvement in this respect to-day. The millers consequently bought rather more freely than of late, and a clearance was made at ...

... .. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week:- Miles opened. 1853. 1852. 72J 72X 32 32 1891 1891 2 20 31 31 67) 671 328 322 811 79 94& 94; 78 70 1741 1742 283 241I1 168 . 188 317 2751 101 101 90 90 260 280 i16 181 8531 8401 1731 1731 251 2441 341 243 1671 167.3 4881 4988 1268 1286, 149 149 468 46; 60 451 321 - 219 298 48 48 30 30 571 571 289 289 131 10o1 77 77 18 38 36 36 50 ...

... Mohe I BRailie Counrt.-At this court on Monday last. the master of one of thle river steamers -was brought up on a charge of contravention of the river and har- bour regulations, by sailing his vessel down through the harbour at a greater rate of speed thnn either thle safety of persons employed on board of other vessels moored at thle quays, or the harbour regulations war- ranted; in ...

... In the House of Commons last night the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed in committee a series of resolutions on Acts relating to the National Debt, of which we give the annexed summary, derived from the 'Daily News' of yesterday. The resolutions to be submitted to the House are twelve in number. The first of them indicates certain portions of our public liabilities, which it is proposed to ...