... (From the City Article of yesterday's Freeman.) Turs winding up of the affairs of the Tipperary Bank are not progressing with that satisfaction which was expected, and there is every prospeot that, unless some vigorous effort be made by the unfortunate creditors to secure a rapid and less litiiated adjustm'nt, law costs Aill ahsorh' all the moneys hertafter to be recovered from the share-. ...

... Taie followingr is the letter of the Times' Paris cor- respondent, dated yesterday (Tuesday), 6 r.- '1 The entente cordiale between France and EIgland, could never be of long duration if a rent were to be : made in it as often as a difference of views arose be- b tween the two GovertnenIts on any question of PI foreign policy. Ali allianee like that entered into for the defence of Tnrkey, and ...

... NEARLY opposite Bedford Street; in the Strand, there is a narrow street, with a deep descent, which at a very short distance from the Strand, widens, and is covered by an immense arch. T'he eye can only penetrate a few feet into tile recesses of the archi, all beyond appears shrouded in impenetrable darkness. Occasionally may be seen large woggols, drawn by immense teams of horses, emerginlif ...

... YSTErEDAY, the usual weekly meeting of this Board was held at the Wovorkhouse-R. B. B. Houston, Esq., D.L., J.P., in tho chair. The other members pre- sent ?? Thomson, J.P., J. W. S. M'Cance, Henry Murney, John Jones, F. Glonfield, R. Carlile, Samuel Ferguson, Samuel Andrews, John Hamill, John Joyce, Samuel Nelson, Dr. M'Gee, and Dr. M'Minn. TilE NEW RATE. The CnAIRMaAN announced that the new ...

... Asx American journal, published under the aus- pices of the insurrectionary Irish party in the States, contains a curious correspondence, the particulars of which are not uninteresting to those who are now earnestly watching the results of the Chartist and Young Ireland movements, recommenced at home since the leaders of those movements have been permitted to return to the scenes of their ...

... [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-] NEWVS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 o'clock Pm,!. INSURRECTION AT NEUFCHATEL. Berrie, Thursday. The insurrection i n Neufchatel was a piece of petty Prussian coup d'etat. The Hotel de Ville has been retaken by the mountaineers. Twelve Prus- sinus have been killed. The Royalists seized the chateau, arrested the councillors of state, and hoisted the Prussian flag. The Nenfcliatel ...

... TnE first point which deserves notice in connection d with Victoria is the rapid growth of its population. X If started on its existence as a nation with 69,000 or inhabitants; at the close of last year it numbered a e population of 319,000, having increased fivefold dur- le ing this short period. The ordinary revenue of the of infant community, or that portion of its income de- ;. rived from ...

... A VERY specious and plausible explanation of the arrangements about to talke place for the reduction of the army has made its appearance in the Globe. That journal being, in the estimation of the public, an organ of the present Ministry, its announcements on this and other questions of similar character are assumed to be official or semi-offieial. The state- ment in the Globe must, accordingly ...

... THIE AMERICAN CRISIS. T iiL more ample the explanations and details of the important intelligence from the United States which Wias received by the Arago, the more do we feel couvinced that the controversy regarding the Army Appropriation Bill is the turning point of the des tiiv of the Federal Union. We commence these observations by expressing the opinion that the mat- ter is one w hich ...

... . A NrW feature has made its appearance on the facies of the European controversy. An Austrian journal, stated to be a favoured organ of the Vien- nese Government-the Verona Gazette-has taken up the cudgels for King Bomba of Naples, in a style which, although redolent of the native sulphu- reous flavour of Ferdinand's reply to the Anglo- French remonstrance, is yet remarkable as an Aus- trian ...

... Mug Rmag. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAiS DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 12. 8th Regiment of Foot-Assistant..Surgeon T. J, Biddle, from the 94th, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mlartin, appointed to the 94th. 19dt-Ensign W. L. Rogers has been permitted to resign his commission. 22nd-Assistant-Surgeon W. H. Pollard, from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Adams, pro- .noted on the Staff. 30th-Lieutenant ...

... Fon some time past, the London journals, as though in need of some domestic controversy to sustain the editorial esprit, in a period of political exhaustion, have been occupied with the financial affairs of the clergy of the Established Church. The question is a very legitimate one for newspaper discussion, pro- vided it be taken up sincerely and temperately, and by proper persons. There are ...