... rk The debater on Mr. Cobden's resolution condemnatory of the bwar with China wfas resumed on Monday evening by MoPr. B. PHILLIMORE, who supported the resolutions, end fe 8. cntended that the war was unjust, and outght not to bek .ly sanctioned by the house, as it was derogatory to the honour of It Id tecountry, and contrary to the interests of the English. lie I 't condemned the bishops for ...

... IunADm?s AND OOESEON131?Ta. J. S. (FsitsrnoorJl-She is eriiitled. to vote for overseer,- ke.-- J. H. (SlocZ.psrf).-The n otice wva s ent too late for insertion. J. 8.-At the tiune sabted l~ord l'almsertonl was horns secretary; and Lord Johnitrussel w as in .theecabinef, wfithoutoffice. . J.s B. .lshs7ltie).-The probahity nis-ny be as he states; but the honour'will not ho forced, if it bee net ...

... LATdET StykER :E i N EW.S, e -- all e (. . ( .BritisA and Irish Magnetic Tfelegraph.) BOO a -i4-TH[E WVAR WITH--PERSLA.-frt , VIEnSc, GFEBBUARY 12.-Seven hundred men me, r. from Bombay have arrived in the Peosia/n Gulf. Btii ?? k nglish body of troops have arrived at Cabul, don . and axre manrching on Herab, int conjanction with Sta Dost Mohamed's troops. a e The ?? are concesntratinxg ...

... A letter from Alexandria of the 24th ult,, states |that intelligence has been received there of the death of King Teodore, the King of Abyssisits. . cr. t n ,|The Prefect of -the Seinte has just received from Mr. John Strcpg, secretary to the subscription for the sufferers -byv the inundations oI wned at Glasgow, a third remittance of f the H~oly Inquisition at Romre hats prohibited and ...

... SWINDLING EXTRAORDI?RY, BY A FORTUNE.TELLER Ciroumqt?m,?n hn?'o ?? . Circumstances have Just occurred in Manche se5r. leading to i .the discovery that a respeclablyeconnscted femait't has been ri l aete dpe of a woman from ull1, who ihas sub -ceeded in a, ,~extorting about .6400 from her victim. Some eighteen monthsv ago, a respeetable farmer r amed Bigot, residing in the ?? t. and Well-known ...

... MANCHE:STx~lER CH:URCH INSTITo. er - sI ro Th'e annual soirde of the Mfanchester Church Institute wras held on Wedneaday eveuing,inthe ToenaHall, Kiug-street,under CF ut tepresideney of the Mtarquis of fllandford. The company was§ ye large, and mostly in evening dress. Tea was seryed In the A to committee rooms on the ground floor, and this part of the pro. t n ceedings commenced at six2 ...

... COMENTS OF THE WLEEK. THE: LAND AKND THE PEOPLE.a The landed influence has always been so strong' U jn Parliamnent, that the landlords have -been, from~ f] time immemorial, their own lawgivers. The mzaximas o fipon which they have acted in -their legislative k capacity, have also entered deeply into the social 0 A5s em of England, and thus helped to intensify and perpetuate the evil. A father, ...

... ?zn? ?o?onfaI ?i0ceUann. to It is atated in the Paris Mfedical Gozcute thata eof tbe 8,2118,220 young umen examined in France fbr m iithsry of sevie during 19 years, 18,007 were extempted for n~yopie;' or ag near-sightedness. iy From a private source we, learn (sagys the N^eto st York Tribune j that the celebrated Guizot has Csuellv married lthe Princess Lieven, a lady not less celebrated in ...

... MAIWHESTER 'ATIIENA?UM. itanof Tho tannmal nmeeting of the mnembers was held on Wednesday hi year. night, in the Library H~all; Sir E. Armitage, Xl., in the chair. of tin. Te SxCIElTAISY read the twenty-first annual report, of o an-whicht the following is an absraot .- tb~ uses ,of The average number of members from- tbe commencement t Ieoteprsnraeof sabscription in 1848, to thecoloce of r ...

... THE SU.PyO COTTON. y The New Orleans Delta, of a recent date, contains an 6 article in which the' writer anticipates, in most exultant tone, a e world-wide dependenoe for cotton supplies upon the southern P p states of the American Union. The Timies of yesterday has *. r. en article, called forth by the glowing anticipations of' the o Delta, fromt which we extract the following :- The 'aholi. ...

... T LERG AND THE IDTY ORCE BILLx f - Ia T1 'The followingl is* a 00py of, the declarat~ion of the clergy on dur, rarrioges and divorce, to which teferenee was made in the 4,47( Ihouse of Commons on Friday night. It baa appended to it emig opii signatures, and we hear that 100 moehv be ?? 8 ,jare the docunennt was prited:- tiveli IIwe, the undersigned clergy 'of the United Church of 184 y'nglacd ...

... .COMM~ENTS;OF .TH WEEK.,td THIE GREAT M~iEETIN'G AT THE~i FREE-' ens -TIADE H AL T Is Another tremendous demonsitration 1 Anothier of outburst of political enthusiasm-unaniimous, irrie-of1 pressible, unmisstakeable; such as even- Maneheater never witnessed-no, -not during the palmieit dlays] of the An~ti-corn-lawr Lieaguee. Where are the libels str that have been flung at this constituency I ...