... * AUTRALIA.I-- -- . ; :- z I . l~ ?? i-!: .. ?? ' s ;Tlie Uuralt hag ut.bpnto ian1 A tralia aidvicis, 'but a fewlte numbersotthe )Xelboarnejossls havcome to hand. The foilowing is the commerial report of the Argue, ?? 17: There is no change i the gold market. 31 18.. 6i. per ouncelis the broker' buying priee,'with i active demand. The total shipped by the Ballarat, for London, smounta to 107 ...

... OUR PARK'S PABLIAMENT:-PRICE OF BREAD. er A few earnest patriots have, for a Sunday or e-. two, returned themselves to Hyde-parkj, as representatives by f the wrongs of the people. Daly contemptuous a of all property qualification, they have deemed it of sufficient to feel in its fullest influence the incite. of meat of their mission, snd therefore, like much moved Is, Qaakers, have given ...

... DESPAT CH SON _N , 18. enclos~ures, of.which :the oY are~ved ai esp aa.eaad its his iliip b n Ifo e cop ies addressed to ?? ' -0 ?? ?? ?? -- ?? - .. .- ^ ;*4 , ., SBY~sxioaor, :OCI. 6.,h I ty ?? Pelissier hningsiaiiied tie me his wish that the ?? ntuidbk' General ?? 'at Eipatoria, shobild he - reinforeed byjsoui&EI ?? to is is and have ordered.the brigade of light cavalry, under Briigdir er' ...

... THE: GOOD FXAITH OF ENGLAND THE: . 1. - . - Bond of Union with France. : - A mani so penetrating, and reflective as the present EMPEROR of the FRENCH[, and a people so quick-andintel- ligent as his French subjects, cannot fail to have perceived, and duly estimated, the honouratle dealing which they have experienced in their recent alliance with this country, and of which, indeed, their own ...

... TRIAL OF STEAHAT&, PAUL, - BAT On Friday morning. Sir Johs Deas PaI, ifr.M Bate*;,and Mr. Strahaswere placed in the dock on a: series ef indictineits'for misdemeanour. The prisoners pleaded not guilty. - Sir F. Thesiger, on the part of the prisoner Stralian, applied that he, should be allowed to put in a special plea.containing~the disclosures made before, the Cmiusioners of Bankruptcy. The ...

... SPEECH AGAINST AGRICULTURAL .STATIS TiCS BY MR. 0. W. PACKE, M.P., AT LOUGHBORO UGH.. 1 : on Monday evening Mr. Packe, mJp., occupied the chair at the annual dinner of the Ltughborough Ageicultural Association, and delivered himself very strongly against agricultural statistics on the course of pro. posiog the toast of theievening. He alluded to the changes proposed in the ensuing session of ...

... The following i siportant case was heard before the Sussex magistrates at Hove, on Tuesday. The magistrates pre.. sent were Meesrs. bd. D. Scott, John Borrer, And J. H. Pickford This was an information preferred under one of the Turnpike Acts (3 Gee. IV., c.126, a. 41), by Thomas White, .tho toll collector of the Barranck-gate, on the Lewes turnpike road, for a penalty of £5, against Thomas ...

... STA TISTlC'S OF THE COLLIERIES OF I LANCASHIRE. CRIISHZIRE, AitD NORTII WA LEiS. -4 A paper with the above title, by Mr. Joseph Dickinson, ?? inspector of coal mines, in the jast~publishvd volume of Transactions of the Manchcster Literary and Phitosophical Society, shows the ?? re- Eults :-I:I his districts are 423 collieries, viz., 324 in Lancashire, 28 in Cheshire, 5 in Anglesey, 30. in ...

... SERIO U5 COLLISION IN THE RI VER MERSET On Sunday evening, about balf-past seven o'clock, a frightful collision happened on the Mersey, and was at- tended, so far as we have been able to learn, with a loss of two lives. The circumstances of this melancholy affair, as detailed to us by a gentleman who was on board the steamer which took off the passengers, are as follows:- About half-past seven ...

... TTWRCENTENA R Y AAINI VE SMA P. Y OF THE, MIARTI'R JJS1OP8S AT OXiFORD. A sermon was preached at Oxford, on Tioesday, in St. IiMary Magdalen Church, adjoining the Martyr's Melmorial,. and adjacent to the very spot were Rl.iley and Larimer wvere burned, in commsemoration of the event, by the Rev. J. C. Miller, MA;, of Lineoln College, Honorary Canon of WIor- oester, and rector of St. Martin's, ...

... THE RA IL TVA Y COLLISION N1v4i X W I DEBRIISTB'R. .C- . The iuquiry into the cause of the death of John part, A guard in the service of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wol hampton R-Ailway Company, waee brought to a oteqe at th Town-hall, at Kidderminster, at a late hour on Fridy nie after a most searching investigatIon. It will be reneatbered that the two trains-tbe goods train Grst and thef the ...

... To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Individually I cannot sufficiently warmly express my gratification, and my belief thisfeeling is universal, of making your estimable journal an arena for fairly canvassing events of mighty moment together with the justifiable allusions to Sovereign powers and the originators of great events to which such distinguished personages are naturally ...