... MANiIJ~i'O Oi ios E KSOW-NUMHJNUS. Iromnthis manificsto weselect the subjoiiiedparagrapbs that are, in fact, the vital parts of the docament, The now nothin party is, otherwise, the Anerican party; and its great prissiPle% Anerica' for the Amerlcans: the Awe rica of Waslington as Washington by the aid of Americalis won at. EVIL SPIRIT OF 'PARTy. 'nhe large and commanding masses of American ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKL EWAER OFFICE. ?? . .. A?: S ! 0 A UR ~I Tiffl SIEGE, OF SEIASTOPOL. VjskNKA, Friday. According to-a telegraphic despatoh from the -Crimea, dated April'1, 'the .alied rrnieis, were' quite ready' to opedtr. fire on Sebastopol. The generals probably. only awaited the arrival of despatches from home before beginning the borh. bardment, which might be expected to take place any day ...

... VISIT 0? THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE] to the queeui. On Monday, a Special Court of Common Cotincil was held for the purpose of considering what steps should he taken by the dorpora- tion for the purpose of testifying their respect for the Emperor of the French on his approaching visit to her Majesty. The discussion was conducted w ith closed doors. The following resolutions were unanimously agreed ...

... ACMDErNT, 0'ITnEs, &es ?? ix r~~5roo~.~ci~ icmtne by whiedhe si ?? no-pe'~rsOnerei-p~ioisoned, one (f whota didthte, sm day9re ond' tu r still in a very, premaious stae, ?? weekat Cardiggps. JtK appears that Mdrs. Evans, of Heabint, Idear Noyadd, bad- taken a dwelling-house inj Cardigan' d~ ~pirpoisl of residixg there, and on brdyhr ~f~ews eiwg remo~ved from Henbant. S everal cartsi--and ...

... 1 ~THlE IIMPERIAL VISIT.' 0: Tihe long-expeted visit of the Emperor and EMpress of *th'e French to the Queen is fixed fbr Mionday next, the 16bth instant. The stay of their imperial majesties, we' believe, cannot possibly b extended beyiyodthe week. They'will chiefly remain at Windsor, attended. by avery distinguished court; but they will also visit Loudn, lage ortion of Buckiughiam-palace ...

... GOV E .RNMET LOA. 'a following nstie8'ftom 'tba'Vbneelor of the3rE :chequer bs been communicated to the Stock Etehange: .,4 : .: 11 Treasury Chambers; April 12, 1855.: .; '.entIemen,-I beg Cleave tonform you, nd. re. quest that youwill make- it known in the ual man.- fierthnt .Lord Palmerston 'and I shall ~be ready to seei Any gentlemen. WI0 may be desirous of contracting . for a loan for the ...

... Tbat earnest, enlightened labourer, and best orna- meut ef a Christian church, the Hon. and Rev. Sidney Godoiphin Osborne, in his new work' of seutari and its HoVitals, give; the sulhjoined accaunt of Mdiss Nightingale; of that noble womaurwhose name is des. tined to shine with starr' light -amonget the brightest sister stars-illustrions Englishwomen of anl timdes. Miss Nightingale in ...

... I r PUBLIC COMPANIES and their SBRVA!NTS. I Railway Accidents. The relations of a public company with its servants are liable to be regarded as so purely of a mercenary character, tthat some counteractingforce appears to be required in order to give efficiency to the service. When men work under the eye ofa2 single master, they know that their diligence will not pass unnoticed, and probably ...

... ?? OLDS' : I :: E i}p RE:YNOLD:S!S .,EWSPA.EIL I~ ~~ . ., . - I I .! , .. q. 51BUDAT. APRIL 15,'1838. SUNDAY'S EDITIq- 1 N dwwiNGisM IN AMERICA, AND GaRnkasmsiu IN ENGLAwnD. - The fox who had the-misfortune'to lose his tail, and who attempted to persuade his brethren that t.,ey ought.to part with their caudsl-apprendages, inasmruch as ?? fashionable and ornamental course was to go witbout ...

... .1 : TRY If i _. : .. .. r . - I,- :i, . . . He . . I. . - . The following is a nominal ieturn of the deaths at the ?? at Scutari, &c., as reported to thc Commaiidant's O5i5e by the- medical authorities, from the 19th to the 21st of March,-. 6RERGEANTS. : Jon Scarborouth, 38th, gel. C.Parker, 6tli,- Dgs., brozichifsti Wm. Tootil, 7th, febris Geo. Barker, Cold. Gqs., febris Joseph Siumierfied, ...

... LORD PALM-E-RSTON AND THEI _ Commisbariat Service., -_ - The :followingn is a copy of the letter of remonstrance forwarded by the Commissariat officers: serving in the Crimea to Commissary-General Fiilder,C. B., for the purpose of. being transmnitted by the last mali ?? Panimure, the Minister -for- War . *. Balaklavi , Match-17.r Sir,-It is with great reluctance that we have decided-upon ...

... OUR CARPET BAO. xt Amim s eraA - S -1 n mr editor, speaking of a bious, pure as the moeonlht td 2THE SB^kt Wi~.-Te last despatches of Lord 1& ibjwiieP siarly sentibatk froml the Horse Guards to the wistd Ho usfor some one-4had weggishlyinscrihedo Olthem, A ?? ~ ~ nox Dop E Ez.-5lassess reflect without talking, lasses talk wihut r g; thtat's; tb'hidlfference between lassesd ad sses ...