... One relic of the many exrelitions which have been deipatohed in search of Sir John Franklin and his con- psnions has at'length reached our shores in the shape of the stout old Resolute On Friday afternoon,. at half- past two, in the midst of a violentetorm of rain, lightning, sadn hunder, she was anchored at Spithead. The story .of the abandonment of the ship and of so many others in the ...

... ITfrATE t OFOADAA AND A G hANO. ,'IT ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ih w1 .ate, of gods the demand increases, and the *eek's For D0 S ate 0 ,0 tons at 17s 6d, with small parcels on the toausasl0 are0t Of guano about 2020 tonshave arrived. spot at ek ferom Ceilso, and the demand ie stezay, at full' 11tthiS~ ?? £12 59 to £13, damaged £11 Oes per ton callottJO2SHOPS. ehave an unusual amount of business doing in ...

... THE ARCTIC EXPEDI'TON. . . .. . .1 More than usual interest attached to the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society on Monday, as Lieutenant Bedford Pimr was to real a paper proposing .a new sea-ch for the Franklin expedition. Lieutenant Pim appears to think t that there are still ' survivors of that expedition sorne-wihee I abont King William's Land; and be broached a ' compre. a hensive ...

... It seems that gold fields have been discovered in Cayenne. The last American 4re, at St. Louis, destroyed property valued at 400,000 dollars. The house duty in the year ended the 31st of March last was £128,089. Tile amount realised by tile fire insurance duty in the year ended Match last was £1,280,441. There has b6en an increase from receipt stamps in the year ended March of the sum of 4s257 ...

... CUE DITON. GRAUMAR SOtsn0L.-M17. Mason, Exeter, has obtained the tender for constructing the niew building., - FrAE.-On Wedneeday last'a barn and linhay, belonging to Mir. Mortimer, of Uittn Barton, were destroyed by fire. The barn end linhay stood alone on the North Devon line. Some wotkmen had been ploughing a field near the barn, and when they, stopped to dinner they made a fire near the ...

... - A considerable space is occupied in the journals last week by accounts of shipwrecks. - The Superior steamer was8 'wBrekezd on Lake Superior on the 50th October, durings fierce storm, by which she was firstt greatly damaged, and then driven broadside on to a ledge of rocks. About eighteen persona ipanaged to get to the rocks alive, whence they subsequently escaped: thirty. News has just ...

... R, AILWAY TFME ,TLE,8. EXETER AND' CRBDlON AND NORTH DEVON R AILWAYS., FROM ER)iTNR-WRFRI5K ,ATI . SUNDATS. ' 12 12 *21&21&23 3diu Ia 2dsg Ac d&s |rAss3 ?? 2E1eter.;. 400! 7502111l 010S6e26l925104150,1IS6S0150 380 St. Clrei ?? ; S0I111.. 1046301 136tDt, 849540 6 4016 Credf5teia ?? k65! 829121t 1 4,00 6M145' '81556 100i0l6 60,l Slorchard.r 1641 85601121 I. I. 623 71 7t 8. .15 4 1{;. .4Sfti ...

... ATTEuPTmD BuRGLARY.-An attempt was d Siade to break into the office Of the Corporation of the cI Poor last night, but the tbieves beiog, as it is supposed , r, disturbed, did not effect their purpose. a ANOTHIER SWINDLtING DODGE.-A man and l lois wife, named Williams, were brought up this morning at the Guildball, on a novel obarge. The male prisoner went into Mr. Pasmore's shop, in North ...

... ' M KOSSUTII ON THE POLICY OF I ENGL?\N D. M. Kossuth paid a visit to Edinburgh on Saturday and I cred to tile working classes in a large Congregational c' r Mr. Black, M.P., presiding. His subject was the SnsMlion between European liberty and British interests . gulod according to N-. Kossuth, plays a poor part. The d,,ps's know that they have nothing to fear from the British. i tira so long ...

... poST OFFICE, EXETER. _DlSp. ?? OF LETTERS, &C. Letters, &c., oan be Posted. J(of 1adandChirafPlaeea Without With one addi. Utref 1r),tinatlon. extra charge tional Penny until stamp until tjat e ruro 10 0 P.M. i1jit ra;omb Torriu6 5- 10 0 P.M. to ?? pivimauth,1 1 ?? 0~ui i; Purot 10 0 A.M. 10 25 a.m. tlerton 12 0 A.M. 12 25 P.m. l Xnt!,~ilrt~t^ate Brstol- 4tawoIDI ;Nrtb °d eand, 1 5P. M. 2 20 p ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held gist Thursday, at the College Hall; Sir Stafford H. Nortbeote, Bart., M.P,, in the chair. There were present the Mayor and ?? of Exeter, W. Miles, Esq., Lieut.-Col. Harding, Revas. H. Luxmore, J. Corfe, W. T. A. Radford, G. M. Cox, ?? anai Messrs. James, De la Garde, CrAbbe, Haywarid, Gehdall, Ashwortb, &c., &c. . Tie Hon. SrbsiETsai (Col. Harding) ...

... EARL OF LITCAN AND THE DAILY NEWSI The action for damages brought by the Earl of L ta=n against the Dailyl News was tried before the Court of b Exchequer and a Special Jury on Wednesday. The court was crowded with an audience that showed great f interest in the case. Sir' Frederick Thesiger and M r Lush were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Edwin James, a Mr. H. Hill, and Mr. Field, for the ...