... I - I The militia will be out for training in the month of April.I THE WRECK 0O' TaE TlrNs.-The attempt to move thi the unfortunate ship these springs is at an end, and we dof apprehend that her recovery may now be looked upon vir as hopeless. Mc FLUE iN TRINITY OIHORCH, LEEDS.-A fire broke out VIhI in the roof of Trinity Church, Boar-lane, Leeds, oi taF Sunday evening; it was discovered at ...

... AUSTRALIA, We have received Melbourne papers to the 31st October, and we regret that on this occasion the prominent topic is not the gold, or the advancing prosperity of the colony, but an incident which has occurred in H. M.'s 40th Regiment, ample particu- lars of which will be found below. The financial position of the colony was never hi a more healthy state. The banks were doing a large ...

... TfHE NEWSPAPER PRESS. ~The decision of the Court of Queen's Bench in the case of Davison against Duncan, on Friday last, raises a question of great interest, and more especially interesting to persons connected with the public press. The circumstances are shortly ?? a meeting of the West Hartlepool Commissioner, one of the speakers used lan~guage with reference to a gentleman, not pre. sent ...

... A meeting of this society was held on Monday evening; Sir Roderick I. Murohison, president, in the chair. Among those present were Generals Sir G. Pollock, Montelth, Watkins, Beatron, Fox, Chief Justice Temple, Mr. lAwrence, Colonels Lefroy and Smyth O'Connor, Cap- tains Shorrd Osborn, and F. A. B. Craufrd, R.N., Drs. Rae, Bird, Baillie, Macpherson, and Glen, the Hon. G. Wadegrave, Consul ...

... TO THE EDITOR Or rnz MORNING CHRONICLEZ Sin-It would be superfluous at the present moment, and a waste of both your time and my own, to argue and insist upon the great importance of a speedy commniumru tion between London and our Chinese outposts. This ii indeed perfectly obvious, after what has of late ccurred At Canton. I shall therefore without further preface proceed, in ?? filment of my ...

... TiE NOTTIVG-HILL BURGLARY. MAIRYLEDONZ.-Yesterday John Hughes ?? Green. ward were brought up on remand and placed at the bar be- fore Mr. Broughton, charged with having at an early hour on the morning of the 14th inst. been found on the pro- miaes of Mr. John Arnold, No. 39, WeEtbourne-park- villas, Paddiugten, their object being, as believed, that of committing a burglary. The particulars of ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Hilary Term, 220th Victoria, 1857. Tuesday, January 27. Thws Court will hold sittings on Friday, the 6th day of February next, and every sucoceding day (Sundays ex- cepted) until and including Tuesday, the 17th day of Feb- ruary next, and will, at such sittings, prooeed in disposing of the business then pending in the New Trial.and ...

... 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. ...

... WINCEESTER, pc4TURADY, JANUARY 31, 18-57. place ! dis- - f 120 1i51xT{OANTILL (AZETTEj pre- l~o vnsg ss of Frid'ay Emi; ~ifg. ma r, The supply of wheat from the near counties at 'ark- .ords lane on hlonda5y was moderate, and being in very bad the condition it met a very dull sale; tho few driest par- ami- eels offering were fully 2s. perquarterlowar, and nearly band all the rest remained over ...

... I = - AIGAr- I tanrl t BALI.. - On Wednesday evening list, a tea and bail, in aid of ?? ot. John's Catbolic schools, V0p sce tt*a Public HAil, Wigasn. Dancing commenced nine O'ClOck, to. the IiJely streins of Norwood's hqadrille ?? Preston, and ea kept up with unabated vlgour antil t.pat four the following 'morning. The arraingements were 1 ?? basacter, and alpresent (about fourbundred In ...

... ThE CHASE.-.The Suffolk Hounds wiil nicet This Day, Jan. 51st, if open; if not, Monday the 2nd, at Amptonnball * on Tuesday. Feb. 3, at Norton Dog;- on Thursday, the 5th, at Trundley Wood;* on Satur- day, the 7th, at Riuby Tollgate: each day at quarter before Eleven. The Essex and Suffolk Hounds will meet on Tues- day, Feb. 3, at Ardleigh-street; on Friday, the 6th, at 'iston,: each day at 11 ...