... THE ENGLISHMAN, MLR. COBDEN, I and Mr. Richards. TO THE EDITOR OF TE EBRA. Sir,---While sincerely thanking you for the very favourable notice of my letter, entitled Cobden and his Pamphlet Con- sidered, given ini the ERA of the 3d inst., there is one point relating to it which induces mc to trouble you with a few lines, leaving it entirely to your discretion whether you publish them or not ...

... -LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT. (FROM OUR OIVwE COaRtc8PotsNzT.)* Liverpool, Friday Afternoon, Daring the past week business has been steady during the week. The active demand which still continues in LondoA for money is readily met, without leading to any extra charge in the terms of discount, and the minimum rate of the Bank of England remains at three per cent. Oar local m'arketa ...

... ? -FROM THE EVENIN(i PAPEIN i FRANCE. PARIS, FRiDAY EVESING. The Guh Chamber of the Correctional Police Court has delivered its judgment this day on the affair of the cor- responpLiats. The charge about the secret society hae been abandoned, M. Alfred de Coetliogen is sentenced to six months' inmprisonment, and 200f. fine for outrage to the CliJ f of the State, and the circulation of foreign ...

... THE COMING STRUGGLE BETWIXT THE OLIGARCHY AND FTHE PEOPLE. 4o SI,- The latent significance of Wellington's once earnest question, 'i How shall her Majesty's government be carried on ? is daily becoming more apparent; . and in the course of ra few years, perhaps months, will be one that must cause serious perplexity and considerable excitement. It is very clear that a progressive people cannot ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALFORdIp SANITARY ASSOCIATION. e . I ?? MOOVVulftJLVeI4. eig] Two public meetings in the Town Halls of Manchester hae 6nd Salford, were held, under the presidency of the respective pol mayors, on the morning and on the evening of Monday, for san the purpose of introducing formally to the public of each wai town, the completed organisation and plan of the Manchester yen and ...

... T - W The opponents of the Preston Water Bill have with- drawn their opposition to its enactment, an arrangement having been made for their claims being equitably dealt with. This important measure is now therefore in the list of unopposed bills before parliament, and only awaits the routine forms, prescribed for such matters, to be gone through for it to become law. We may therefore expect ...

... WORK AND WAGES. STRIKE AT NEWPORT.-The strike for wages is getting geueral here, The different trades struck last week. This week some f the men on the whaives have followed their example. -Jllonmouth,hi,.e Beacon. IMPORTANT TO EMPLOYERS.—On the 4th instant, at the Court Hou-e, Mold, before E. Pemberton and C. B. Clough, Esqrs., Thomas Binson, anchorsmith, John Phillips and Samuel Sproat, Irs ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY. A congratulatory Address to her Majesty on the birth of a Prince was ordered to be presented, on the motion of the Earl of Aberdeen, seconded by the Eul of Malmesbury. INDIA.—The Earl of Harrowhy presented a petition from the native inhabitants of the Bengal Presidency, complain- ing of their exclusion from office, and of the general mal- ...

... . -- ?? ?? [BV ELEcTRIC TELEGRAPH.] I, THURSDAY EVENiNo, APRIL 14. Yl FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARKET.-The tone of as English securities was remarkably good, and prices bad expe- ye 7 riencd a nmarked ?? shares, induened by Tb - funds and purchases for noxt account, were mulh better, and Cr closed with an advancing ?? mines were generally the turn higher. Nuggets ?? shares were steadily Rt t ...

... IMPROVEMENTS IN GENERArTIN STEAM. Mr. S. Cable, of St. Louis, U.S., has taken out a patent for x a new mnods of generating steam, by whiil be proposes to dis- pense with boilers altogether: His plan is to employ a metal- lie net-work, similar to Ericsson's, upon which, when in a properly heated state, jets of water will be thrown, and being immediately converted into steam, will be conveyed to ...

... W. H. Smnitd and Sonzs' Nezospoper Oft-e, No. 1, Eden-qay, April 19. FOREIGN COMMERCIAL NEWS. No improvement in the trade of Paris. Large parateas of cottons and calico have been made for the provinces, and prices are high. Copper and z nc have declined. Tbs es- portations of ready-made shirts to California market are over stocked with French produce. The importation of foreign and colonial ...

... THE CONSOLIDAIED ANNUITIES-DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT. On Saturday the deputation appointed at the recent meet- ing of Poor Law Guardians held at the Rotondo waited on the Lord Lieutenant at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of preeenting a memorial entreating his Excellency's power- ful aid in support of their claims for the remission of the consolidated annuities. The deputation ...