... VISHNUI; OR iTHE MOIDERN , MESSIAH, AND TKE -WSE NE MNOF E iQNOIRTH. ; but-.Nifte fiames ?? Vishnus the Preserver, Olothed him. oeel in flesh. His tenth avatar is to come ; or is it not ttow la oourseofffalflmaent? Are we eure that his godshiP is not . at the presut meoment undergoing his tenth and final incar- I nation? Let us see that this is net the case. Woe untO us if the savieur god ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAIENT. HOUSIE OF LORDS.-Monday., CANTERBURY ELECFIGN.-The Earl of ABERDEEN moved that their lordshipB should agree to the address which bad been adopted by the House of Commons, praying for a ?? to Inquire into the corrupt practices at the last and previoselections feW Canterbury. The noble earl pointed eat the fact that the election committee bad not embodied in their report the ...

... MIsCELLANEOUs. TuE EMIGCANT SEp, ConoAYDELa, which has beef lying at Spithead for, some days, has sprng. a leak several times in esnooth water, and it is probable that she will be condemned by the governmrent ersigration' sonmisssoners. Sbe is a very old ship, having been many years sinoe in the East India. tea trade. She Ifull of p~assenrgers, and ha a very heavy mail on board. She wee boud ...

... TnE IREVIATIIAN STEAX WAR-SOHP.-PORTsMOrTIE, TumssAT..-Yesterday, about noon, the screw three- decker Duke of Wellington, 131, was taken out of harbour for her first trial in steaming. We remember no event since we have resided at this port that created more gene- ral and intense interest. The walls of the garrison were thronged with spectators of all ranks, and the line of beach extending ...

... ?? o ALE SENTENCES TRANSSORTATIOr- _Fourteen Years.-Villiarn Rich. ard Grindell, Sarah Wel , q Badoski, hn Ell is, Joseph Briggs, Johl, Seven Years -HnyHrioep Brg, o Hossey, Eleanor Warder, Emmna Goodall, George Ciar,- John Baker, Charles alias Jamies Dale, Charles Clare David Alexander5 Joseph Alexander, Richard Alorgal, George Bates, John Ellis, Joseph CriPPsEwrdB s James Dimmock, Edwin ...

... I THE ELECTION COAITTEZS The inquiries into the corrupt doings at the late edl- tions have been renewed since the vacation with ?? vigour; and every day elicits fresh evidence of political delinquency. Cockermouth, it is shown, has been the scene of modt unscrupulous doings. The most desperate efforts were made by the agents and canvassers of Mr. Aglionby (the member petitioned against), to ...

... COMMISSION OF LUNACY OF MR. [ - - -Feargus O'Connor, late Mj?. . On Tuesday a commissions was opened before Mr. Commnis- sioner Barlow and a jury of freeholders of the county of Middle- sex, at the Roebuck Tavern, Chiswick, for the purpose of investigating the state of mind of Mr. Feargus O'Conuor, formerly M.P., for Nottingham, and a leading Chartist agitator, but who since June last has been ...

... TO COREspoNDE1 . , . - ? ?? 1 Correspondents who do not find their ?? noiemyinfer that we cannot answer them, or decline to doe so. We ftrther cannot, nuder AiH CICux- 5T~l~C11, ~ 0gpSuiLVE8 WIThI A ?? MS J. CABy.-The answer was given last week without the knowledge that of late an alteration tad been made in the regulationsa. Thefollowingwill be found to be ?? age at which persons are ...

... .TIM, COURTl. DuarIg the Seek the calls at Tha0lngham. Palsoo have been ?? numeroas . The following bulletin of the Qaeen's health was Iesgued on Wednesday ?? . I Buokingham Palace, April 1s, Nine o'oleock a.m. The Queen is convaleseent. The infant Prinoe continues weil. James Clark M.D. Charles Locook, l.D. Robert Ferguson, M.D. Her Majesty's recovery Is so far advanced that no further ...

... CAPTURE OF AN EXTERSIVE SWZNIDLER. A young man of respectable ooanexiones whose name is John Steeple Kitchen, is in Custody In Sheffield en a ohsrge of having obtained 3001. from Messrs. Eyre, Ward, and Co., of that town, merchants, by means of a forged letter. The prisoner is only 19 years old, but he is an adept at fraud. Some time age he was a clerk in the respectable house of W. B. Duncan ...

... I T9Z LUNACY OF MR. CICONNOR. On Tuesday, the. mental condition of Mi. O'Connor w investigated by- a jury of Miiddeser freeholders, un- er the presiden~cy of Commissioner Barlowv, at the Roe. luacicktavern, Chiewick. Sergeant Shea stated the ease, and after reviewing Mir. O'Connor's career until the peeled when he was entrusted to the care of Dr. Tuke, which he now enjoys, said that there was ...

... THEI SUNDAY OPENZNG OP THE CRYSTAL PALACE. A -no -4i - - - - .. . A very quiet, insidious, but nevertheless active, movement is met on foot by the 6airits of the metropolis, with the ob- ject of inducinglgentlemen of the medical profession to sign a petition against the Sunday opening of the Cryetal Palace. A Dr. Maclean, of X ogtugue.pluve, ie exceeding busy in can- vassing signatures. In ...