... (ORRESPOD ENC tiE. T7 VIe lditor of the Ipswich Journtal. S: w- tt the present tiTIC whcn each circumstanec vted nith Africa hears n peculiar interest, andj, f h ci late lI1);, t b'et nmruch increased by the perusal1. a -Dthot;y and tiltde Dlahonins a bv- lorbes, Corn- hlill liE\N.. ?? nainl -Unlic Tom's Cabin,' c:lo,( : o ...

... Ebt loboirb flournal. SATURDAY, APRIL IC, 1853. ?? Canada Reserves Bill passed through the House of Commons on Monday. If this measure proposed to place all ecclesiastical endowments in Canada upon the same footing, there would be less objection to it, but as it leaves the revenues designed for the support of Protestant churches entirely at the disposal of the Canadian legislature, while those ...

... IPSWICII, Siaturays, .pr*if 1o, fIS3. .t TiE, A.1CUDEACON'S VIsITAToIN.-Yesterday the j venerable the Archdeacon Ormerod held his periodical visitation at the ehurch of St. Alary-at-Tower. In ac- cordance with the ti se-hodoured observantces of the I Church of England, divine service was celebrated, at C which thee was a numerous attendance of the cliergy, and churchwardens of the various ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, April 8. The Earl of E5,LL}NBOP.BOULGH presented a petition from the mariners of Hartlepool complaining of the proposed alterations in the proportion of Pritish and foreign seamen employed In the merchadt servee, and praying that those nltetatiois might not be permitted to become latr. the noble earl warned the House against alienating the affections of British seamen ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TnluR.,i\S,A\pril 14. A confcrence *^as desired bv the Conmmonls upon all 4 to the Crowri in the niatter of corrupt practices at t le recent el, ction for Clitheree. and certain noble ordc were appointed to manage the conference. I he \acciuation Bill passed through comusittee. I SO sE OP CON'MO)NS. NVEDNESDAY,, April 13. T he Colnty lections Polls (Scotland) Bill was com- ...

... The Nqew Education Bill, which Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring into the House of Commons, has just been printed.' it is intitled, 'IA Bill for the Promotion of Education in Cities and Boroughs in England, and contains thirty-three sections. It promisc ,6rst Of all, thatonaresolution beingpassed to adopt the Provision5 of the bill, by not less than two- thirds of the members of any ...

... WVHiTLHALL, April6.-The Queen has been pleased to v order a writ to be issued under the Great Seal of the f, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelandfor sum- d moning the Right H on. George Stevens Bvng (corn- a mnliy o aled Viscount nnfold) to the House of Peers, t: bV the stylc and title of Baron Strafford, of Harmonds- worth, in the county of Middlesex.-Gazette. t THE NATIONAL DIEr.-The ...

... The semri-monthly express from Marseilles in antici- pation of the Overland Mail which left Bombay on the 1ath of January, was received on Wednesday. The frilowinm, is from the Times correspondent's letter of that date:- There is little news of importance from Burmah. It is ?? Mingdoorhas succeeded in obtain- ing the supreme power at Ava, and the arrival of a pro. perriy aceredited Burmese ...

... ThI Brith - (Frora the Times.) DOpportunity of provinl: to all the world the sinc~citY Of LtS resolution to put the iaw rigorously in force ?? such foreign refugees residim, in this almsed the tolerant hop1da' ity of LI ?? b ,v jaryt3at 01on conspiracies against other States. W th wie are correctly informed NvIieo we state that, rponl ifl te3ligencc received by the Secretary of St-ate for ...

... L 'TTER FROM WILLIAM HOWITT. Dec. 15.-Ve are now among the Ovens Ranges, and are approaching th digings. Hill after hill we have to pass, down again through gullies, and again bounc- iug over rocky road. The bare granite begins to show itself here aid there; broad bare spaces of it glow in the sun ; and around us we see chains of mountains stretching in different directions. The trees on these ...

... FRANCE. An order has been issued by the Government to the effect that all sailors between 20 and 40 Years of age who havc not served in the Imperial navy shall be liable to be called upon to joiu that branch of the public Service. The Government have espressed a dcsire to -rant a pension to the widow of Marshal Nev to recko;i from the dy of his death, It is expected the arrears will amjount to ...