... SIR GEO. BONHAM AND THE SHANGHAII I DUTIES. CU TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILt NaWn. to &R,-In your issue of this morning you publish a 1 In letter from Mr. Joseph Hume upholding, as it appears to i le me, Sir John Bowring, at the expense of his predecessor, Sir George Bonham. I do not think Sir George is, from what I know of him, at all likely to take up the cudgels, in and I therefore enclose for ...

... (o'uoasOu own owncaRs~rolDwzcv.) 1 . PARI1S, SATrU5D10 EVENINGe. There is a reanonr this evening, so, well- accredited as to deserve -notice, that the Frankfort Diet, con- trary to all expectation, has voted the mobilisation of a federal army of' 280,000 meen, jang.that Prussia voted with the majority. . The great rise at the Bourse, difficult to explain in the face of the threaten- ing aspect ...

... C~o v .- dl I (rOX OUR OWN CORAZOPONDENT.) ti PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. E Some details, which I believe to be correct, have 0 been comnunicated to me of the recent negotiations p at Vienna. On Jan. 6, as you are aware, Prince si Gortchakoff suddenly declared, that he had orders to p accept thq four points (which had 'so recently beent declared iscompatiblewith the dignityof Russia)and d that he ...

... TEE~ :WA - ?? BERLIN, JAN. 25.. The Premier's peculiar orcan, the Zeit, has an artiele entitled sEurope and Prussia, mnaintaining that Prussia has no interest either'way' in the pre- idpmninanc6eoP Russiai in the Block Sea t that is simply the affair of the maritime powers. Prussia' has a IEuropean dutyr to perform in 'opposirlk'tbe seizure of ,a part of the 'Sultan's territory' by Ruspia a9 ...

... ,EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM Af OFFICEFR OF THE LIG HT DTIVISION. I-- I anuarv 10, 1855. I wasted a day yesterday in going to 'Baiskiava. I will give you the particulars;* it will show you how matterstare managed here. We got atn order that t: two vessels, the Niagara and Colombo, having d arrived from Varna with horses-one vessel also-lbav: r ing.50 bfttnlen, the other 87, namues ...

... TheDiarioESpanol of the 29thult.ultstates that the ministry, in pursuance ofthe promise that it had given, was endeavouring to effect economy in every depart- ment of the state. In the foreign department, the lega- tions of Denmark, Parma, Tuscany, Switzerland, and Saxony are to be suppressed, and those of Mexico, Turkey, Piedmont, and Naples are to be of the second class. In the other ...

... EXPLORATION OF CENTRAL AFRIA. Om- IO THU zDITO OX TSHU DAILY EHW5. tri ?? appesrs to me that your numerous readeral ) of will better be able to appreciate the importance of Ythe Societg for Exploring and Evangelising Cesti ortral Africat by being (previous to my furnishing you auxwith our proposed plan of operation) supplied with omi- a brief sketch of the various efforts that hive, at lob- ...

... 0 r t :i, b LI e. a. S. I- BY the division of labour, or rather by the corn 1 bination of labour and the division of employments, the things produced are far superior to those re- - suiting from any other system of work. When eeach member of a community specially dedieates thimself to one kind of industrial pursuit, he is pretty certain to excel in his particular branch, however deficient he ...

... the BIRMINGHAM, SATURDAY. The second annual meeting of the friends of the oneainstitution established at Saltley for the reformation of I juvenile criminals, was held atthe Royal Hotel, in thistown, rds yesterday afternoon, the Right Hon. Sir JOHN PAEceGTON, ,or M.P., in the chair. From the report on the subject, read ?? by Mr. William Morgan, the hon. secretary, we take the cht following ...

... Why should the Czar publish any report about his imperial domains at all? Why this simulated dee- rence to popular opinion where there is no popular voice P-this pretended frankness of revelation where 4 there is no power of criticism P It is certain that only such things as suit his Imperial Majesty are suffered to appear in any Russian publication whatsoever. We cannot, therefore, give ...

... LATER FRO, TH UNITED STATES.' ~OTHIEAMIERICAN GOVERNMEl-NT AND TilEEASTERN WAll- Id ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. 6 ?? our own Corresponldenlt.) . '5 The United States' mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, r-which sailed ?? York onl the 28th ultimo, one day after hher appointed time, being detained by fog, arrived in the river ~lost evening. She brought 13 da~'s' later news and 97 passon- [.gers, ...

... MAGOR. GREEN MOOR INCLOSURE.—On Tuesday last, the va'ner, Mr. Williar»3, of Bristol, let the several moors in this inclo- sure by public auction; and such was the anxiety evinced to occupy them, (the valuer having stated that this was the last opportunity, aa the allotments woul,1 be made during the ensuing winter) that a very spirited competition took place, and which must have surprised even ...