... A public mecting of the inhabitants of Southampton Nvas held on W ednesday, in the Guildhall, for the pur- pore of considering tho proposed extonsion of the South- ampton Docks, plans for which are about to be submitted for approval and adoption to a mecting of the Dock Pro- prietaro, to be held in Loudon orl the .5th April. The Mayor, Mr. Joseph Lankester, presided, and was sun- ported by the ...

... By the Asia, steamer, ire have advices from New Rn Yosk to the 6th instant. The Japan expedition, it is now said, is to bo curtailed, not abandoned. An en- gagoment is said to hav' taken place between tbe Rl troops of Honduras and those of Guatemala, under Carrara, in which the latter vero defeated. Thlerc was Di a report at Washington that the ll. S. sloop Cyane had engaged an English sloop ...

... - aY ?? OcrfteClley, M.At,-Lofdn C (. Mttche ' C b.-.r f:--ii , ., W , C'Ii~ . - I wR 6h;!~,kj ?? noI hodi tb -$oefit'~pusieon, t At t ewee~kly aOunaII hold~iat tbe soollnty'jhPas~ egs ts1tnsLord. Aktbbrt' n, Proesdidat;ilteoa -J a Wilaan (Iaot Principal ofiij Ra k~yei~rclna ai. fple nio, agricultural and ieahniealljof ,fldx.1:, ae t~i- o retiag At~teaaenti;jf ahnarsciaentetsdgorpiu - ...

... @XE.Sr R ED, , SATufAY, April 2., THi REOTSTiiAnISUIP OR THE UzTHnmY- TY anw, , ,Dr. M3i>s, Prinoipal of St. Mary Hall, having tendered his rosig. , -C.-s - .e rk-- +- P- eT- VIan 11 ?? ?? of the Regietrerehip of the Univernity, the Rev. 7.I I}. Cornish, MA., of ArMgddlen Hall, fnd of Corpue Chiristi College, and Edw. Wetherell Xowden; Vq. MLA. late Fallow: of New College, have arnounced ...

... | WRECK OF THE DUVCE OF SUTHERL4AND STEAMERt AT ABERDPEN.-LESS OF LVE.S 555 ius ABiERDiEENI, AootR. 2. e- Thse Abordt'en end London iron steanser Duke of Sutisevlauss wias wrekckd at thep entrouicc oi our harbour of lest evaniog, end sixteen persons have perished. The ci. facts of this most diotros~ing cose are these : co Tiss Dulce of Sutiserhind left London on. Wedinesday - voveitog with ai ...

... Y~)XI)ox . TH'URiSDAY, APRIL 14, 1~S.23 OVERLAND CALCUTTA NIAIL. W~e 1jec rc'ceived by our ordievry zonimtomntlyI Cc- press Inram lalrsuilles our do'patcbes in anticipation of ithe Ovectlim.d Mail which left 3Idonthayort the~ l4th of Joaaarv. The FQllowhig is oar csirrccpoodent's letter of thittt dat~e ItIece is little netta of imporalttfo uth it 15 telk end that ?? NIliogucor his sucet'eded ...

... FRO(}M THE E VENINI PAPERS. b DEFEAT OF THE JEWISH DISABILITIES REMOVAL BILL. it (Fisonz tl/e Globe.) The result of the debate in the House of Lords on- it tirely juotilies Lord John Russell in declining to make 3, the removal of Parliamentary disabilities for the Jews a n Cabinet question, as Mr. Bright urged him to do. Be- fore Ministeos could be expected, indeed before they k could have a ...

... sin trr e reductions to be proposed by tho hc 'tci t brebliequr, in accordance With his .eeii f*let'i e l' t u it ui -ell - l-CUS'tOS. No.1. l uo tl of customs chargeiblo upon tho jt L) I51 MCircrhadlize hereofter menttioned, , 0 ttr d ited Kingdom chall ceaso aalr de- sitiC clie, cut or iallufactlurod; Amber, or ° Asichovies; Aqua- elisoc; o ?? indl j it; birytes, sulphate of, groulel' ; ...

... RAILWAY iNTELLIGENCR. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERUIAOeTON RAILwAY. On Saturdaylast a partyof the Diroctors, accompanied by the engineer and other officerse of the Company,'were conveyed along the line from the junction with the Great Wentern Line near Oxford to Evesbam, for the purpose of making an in. spection of the works on tbat'partwhichils on the eve of being bpened. 'fho train, whieh ...

... U3. -- ?? Tills Is a pilnisllnoie onjnce. ; nAIL.WAX IN.TL G ,i-- . and Mid- lyetCml, anc4,lie4enkarn Injd Oxflrd2U .oncodoz and Mid- Weqlcsns, annc4 Oi7tenkemb ne6 Ojfs0ref0fekn. ; An influential meeting,6f the Iinhalbi tssnjt iemphant; jand: tradeho ?? wao'beld en Friday, for-tho purpoe d o I cortaining the aentiniontr oftlao pbopl of! Gloadoitbr dn0the above ?? b' if'carried.into ...

... i, , i it o ,- - ., b ' II RD -A . . bir~lo t!c T..- plon o'A,'.OFp 2 JURN4,A .. Sre-Asin he eini o. wrfee o entimi thmuethod inhibits to v then iorI ceme ego t tatu a n n.~f gento tbe fate In but little likely to preovoehe li v uloer nf tbe res donlent, hot:ever Iulktc kin temp lruent nny he= -ittmay be esumed tbut -lbe geutleruno toi wbom nn Onocymout writer udalroseot itireeif under ...

... Alt ?? meettig, conn, cted with the above project, seas teld on Motday, at thle White ?? Hottl, Ronmsey, to receive the Surveyor's Report. There were prese-t ou tile occasion many of the gentlemen interested in tbh schente, amongst whom we obsvsced the Viscount palmestons, Sir. J. Barker Mill, Bdart., the Ion. Mr. 1itton, W. Stcad, Esq., C. J. Tylce, Esq., W. Sininiolds, Esq., ?? B. Townsend, ...