... VII. To the Editor of the Examiner and A7mes. New Orleans, March 18th, 1854. Sir,-New Orleans is, without exception, the dirtiest eity I have ever seen-not even excepting New York, which is certainly bad enough. The sewers here are all open, and in a state anything but cleanly. Many of those running from the river towards the lake are regularly supplied with a stream of water drawn from the ...

... J s, DuBLrtw, APRIL I1.-The Cork Constitunion says, that in addition to the three vessels, the Courier, Timanodra, and Star of lCe South, which arrived in Queenstown last week to await t orders for departure with troops forl the east, five other vessels are daily expected to arrive in the harbour for the a transport of troops to Malts, enl route to the east. Their names are the Gomnalzo, ...

... I I - ?? The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, Princess e Alice, and the Duchess of Keht, the ladies and gentle- men of the Court, and the domestic household, attended l Divine Ser-ice on Sunday morning in the private chapelI of Windsor Castle. The Earl of Aberdeen was also at t the service.' The Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley officiated I and administered the holy communion. APpIOAOHIGN ...

... The first meeting of the newv board was held on Tuesday last, at the offices, in Browillow-hsil. The following ngenebers were present:-Rev. Rector Campbell (in the chair), Messrs. Blaob, WVhitby, Caroe, Bradley, Denton, Chesney, Clarice, Gardner, Luff, Hughes, Mellor, Hand, John Jones, Nickson, Meacock, Crawford, Whitty, Rawle, Satchell, Braneker, Win. Jones, and Troughton. The minutes of the ...

... The following is the form of pralyer tob sdi l churches and Chapels throughout those parts of the United Kigdm ?? and lreloaidl, to-morrovw (Well- Fi li esday), being tile day appointed byprceattnfr general humiliation and prayer before Almiighty God, in order to obtain Pardon of our slfl, anod in tile most devout tr yand solemin manner sclud up onr Prayers and Suppilications 39 ?? imploring ...

... AIULTIUl IN PARVO. Madame Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind) gave a concert at Vienna on the 30th ult. It is said that the pope has made Dr. Newman one of his bishops. f Why are hiqgl heels like poetry ? Because they elevate the solo (soul). The man who carried the thing too far has let it drop. A detective was after hin. A week or two ago, an exploring antiquary found an rold crusader's sword, which ...

... .AGRICULTURAL_,,INTELLIGENCE. RfVIEW OF; TEE BRITISH CRN: TRADE.. . FB7oasfth5 MO5*b-L005 Bxineas.) There has not.been mch activity in the grain trade sinea our last. 'Siill a fair consaumptive businesS has been done, and the tendency of prices' has been rather to advance than other- wise.' The deliveriee from the growers have been on the same scanty scale as for some time past, and the ...

... *MISCELLAMEOUSO? t: LEOascr ?? ?? to an oid laut who has mugl e ~NUArm NS MfoaAh-It1 igmsapossible for muta man t e mle !ducks anp drakes of hig money «vithont, atihe i~l ne time, aak. -u iga great goose of himselfi-PUacW7 ,J;. A FUNS ON kPOmw,-WhY isn donkey like the moat unjor. tenate creditor in the worl 7-Beefuse he get notii b e r Sri 'mE ?? eminent ?? haa deoldod that spirlt-rpppirlgs ...

... -CANGES int 4 te HAouSof-COMMONS. T'iereehavehbeen various 6hanges';in the House of Commons, either since :'thee meet of Parliament or shortly previoustothat perio. ; * Most of these changes wer caused by- deth, but .severst new ielections' have arisen from other cir- cusaces; The following is an acaurate list of the whble ofthe changes in questionz:- .- OXXoOTDUrZvzIW ?? Gilbert Heathcote was ...

... FRANCE. The following declaration was published in the Al oni- teur of TuesdaL - Article 1. Six eels from e presentdarranted to Rns- lan ships of eotsmerOOe to quit the port of France. Those Russian elips whili as not actually in our ports, or which may have left the poets of Buasts previously to the declaration of war, may enter into the Freh port and remain there for the completion of their ...

... COUNTY HALL, DERBY, W1EDNZ6nAy, March 29. r 7.>f-, R;r tf q x-.-nT P-r t [Rfxsrr Sir H. S. WILMOT, Batl.j 0IIU0TAL 1NtCs!ANiY OrF A STUP-MOTIiE.-Hflnllah JaineS, a mar- h r: d woman, was charged with assaulting, with intent to murder, ' II r daughter-in-law, Sarah Aniie James, a child four years old. II, heio ficts of this inhuman and disgysting case will be best gathered T h IUm tlan ...

... DERBYSHIRE GENERAL INFIRMARY, Ajdl 24. . . .- -Anlfl . S4SATIeHTS. OCT-?ATENT5. Admitted (Accidents 18 Admitted (Accidents}27 I included) . .I included) Dbeharged - - 17 Discharged - - - .6 I Dead - - - - On the Books - 13 In the House - -88 ,, Fever Wards 0 ,, Lock Wards- 5 2 Total- - U E t APPOINTMlENTS FOIL THE ENSUING W'EEK. t HOUSE VISITORS. Mr. Trueman and Mr. Turple. iPIYSICIAN AND ...