... ABDUCTION OF ROSE GOODMAN, THE I . JEWESS. The important trial of Capt. Erlam, late of the Austrian army, but at present of the Middlesex Militia, for the abduction of Rose Goodman, being at the time under 16 years of age, came on for trial in the Queen's Bench, on Wednesday, before Lord Campbell. Mr Sergeant Ballautine appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Sergeant Shee for the defence. The 9 ...

... WE have heard of writers who could Produce a very creditable dissertation upon- flothiug, and to such ingenious penmen we must all lengthened commentary upon the Q(vr.x's Speech, which is the nearest equiva- lent to nothing we can well imagine. It tells us nothing of the past that we did not know, evades everything of the present about which we are at all interested, and promises nothing for ...

... I SECOND EDITION I HULL PACKET-OFlIon, Two P.M. (Telegraphic Despatch.) THE EXPEDITION TO THE PERSIAN GULF. VIENNA, January 22.-The Lloy1s steamner arrived this evening at Trieste, with the following news:-- The British fleet has taken possession of the Forbt Bashire and the Island of Kanak. THE WAR IN CnHuA.-ALEXANDRIA, January 15.- The Calcutta steamer has arrived at Suez, with advices ...

... BY THE ELEOTRW AND INTEIYATIONVAL TELEGRBAPH. Tlhe government received the following at 2-30 a.m. on Sunday, via Malta and Cagliari. ?? The Bombay arrived at Suez on the evening of tile 2nd October. Her dates ?? 17th Sept., and Aden 26th September. General Havelock gained his ninth victory on the 16th of August, driving the rebels from a strong position near Bithoor, which they desperately ...

... bo PROSPECTS IN THE BALTIC. -As regards Russian pro. duce the supply of tallow this year is estimated at 1150,000 casks, inclusive of then JO,000 casks now on 'o hoard the wintering ships At CrontaiA. The price Was 18 150 roubles for cash, and 154 with hand money. Of U hemp, the quantity for shipment will be aboutb30 000 d tons, mostly of very fine quality. While the hems for Id shipment in ...

... I Ir t. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JULY 24. n, Several private bills were read a third time and ly passed. H THE LATE LORD RAGLAN. Earl FORTESCUE inquired whether it was the inten- tion of government to erect a monument to the memon Y 1g of the late Lord Raglan ? r, Lord PANMURE fully concurred in all the praises paid e- to Lord Raglan, but said government must be cautious *; how they distributed ...

... 1 - . z - It I 1:. Ji . BRADFORD, Dec. 21.-The market is very quiet, and there is nothing doing. There are no more failures, and it is to be hoped we have passed the severest point of the crisis. The present season is usually a quiet one in the best tiues, and we cannot expect anything for the better till after Christneas. ROCUDALE,, Dec. 21.-Wool: Business has been very flat, and prices firm ...

... iA COUNTESS CONVICTED OF i SLANDERING A CLERGYMAN. I At Derby assizes, on the 28th, before Mr Justice Cresswell and a special jury, an action, Highmore w. The Earl and Countess of Harrington, was brought to recover damages for words of slander spoken by tile Countess of Harrington, imputing misconduct to the Vicar of Elvaston. The first witness called was the Rev. Thomas James Jones, curate at ...

... The Emperor Napoleon has ordered furloughs to be granted to 4(6,000 soldiers, with the view of gradually reducing the army to a peace footing. A similar order, to the extent of 95,000 men, had been previously issued M. Bunsen, we hear, is engaged at Heidelberg upon his new translation of the Bible for the people, with a complete comnmentary, two volumes of which will appear this year, together ...

... I -- ?? o ROYAL YoxKsaxIE yAcHT (CruB.-_We are glad to learn that the Right Honourable Lord Londesborough accepts the ofdice of commodore, and that his lordship intends giving a valuable cup to be sailed for during the 5 season. He is about purchasing a new schooner yacht, a of about one hundred tons, with the intention of yacht- ing on the Humber, and for being useful to cruise off his ...

... I ft Friday, the 3rd instant, Mr. George D. Kirman admitted a member of the Royal College of Ageons. SEi HULL EtECrION.-Lord Ashley, who is only in m E1i. twenty'-sixth year, has begun his public life under w ~.j auspicious circumstances, having been chosen oneo0 ?? representatives for lHull, the third port in the o lisigdom. Doubtless the.prestige of his father'sa nameo kid someothing to do ...

... The Times thinks the members of the new House of Commons will turn out at least as good as Ihe old I ones. I DISASTER TO A PASSENGER SHIP.- The Martin Luther, which has been towed into Plymouth, had her t boatswain and four seamen carried overboard, whilst trying to secure the foresail; they were all drowned. The hull of the ship was in good condition; but in heavy weather most of the berths ...