... MONDAY, FEB. 16 EXPULSION OF JAMES S ID LEIR.-The ATrOR-NEY-GE-NERAL lor IRELAND, m pursuance of notice previously given moved a resolute to the effect that Mr. J.mes Sadleir i&g birj cZg,l with diver ...

... Otituatp, THE OBAN OF CANTERBURY.-Tbe Rev. William Rowe LvalL U.D., Dean of Canterbury, died on Monday. For some months Dasf atta Xenf ble gentleman has been suffering from an aggravated ttack of para ...

... SAD STATE OF THINGS.—At the police court on Mou. day, a letter was read from the governor of Cardiff gaol, requesting that no more prisoners might be sent there for the present, as there were already upwards of one hundred andfifty-two occupying the room originally built for sixty A NAVVY'S REVENGE. — N«ar Quakers' yard a large range of huts were some time since built for the special purpose ...

... LONDON CATTLE-MARKET—MONDAY. The arrival ol cattle and sheep into the port of London from the continent during the past week has been exceed ingly limited. The Custom-house return gives an entry of 604 oxen and cows, 245 calves, and 121 sheep, making a total of only 970 head, being one of the smallest arrivals for some time past. At the corresponding period of la-t year the arrivals of fordgo ...

... The Independance Belge contains a letter from. Constantinople written by a traveller just returned from Persia. Some extracts from it will be interesting at this time. He says that, except the palace of the Shah, the city of Teheran, the modern residence of the court, has no monuments or buildings fit to be compared with those of its deserted rival, the once mag- nificent city of Isaphan. Its ...

... BERLIN, FEB. 7. By a judginenkof the 20th of October last, the tribunal of Pots- dam condemned the Editor of the Gazette Patriotique of Mind en, M. Lindenberg, to nine months' imprisonment and the loss of civil rights for one year, for abuse (injures) of the Prince of Prussia. This sentence was appealed from, bat was this day confirmed by the Supreme Court. ...

... FOlaGN MIS ;he On Friday, the Emperor received his Royal ighnesl s led the Prince Nicholas of Nassau at theTuileries. cts Ferouk Khan paid a visit on Saturday to the Turkish s6 gn Ambassador, by whom he was cordially welcomed. Ice The legitimist party have resolved not to take any part Co ide in the next general election. PC ce. It is considered probable that Mr. Rouher, Minister of ,. Pablic ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS,-THURSDAY. Lord CAMPBELL obtained leave to bring in his bill on the law of libel. ,ite WAR WITH CHINA. ?? adjourned debate on Lord Derby's motion came on. The Earl of Carnarvon condemned the policy of the Government. as also did Lord St. Leo- nards and the Bishop of Oxford, but Lord Wensley- dale took a different course. Ultimately a division took place, when there ?? the motion ...

... REJOICINGS ON THE BIRTH OF A SON AND HEIR TO LORD BAGOT. On Tuesday last, a large multitude of people as- sembled, and a merry meeting took place at the above romantic spot, so well known for the beauty of its scenery, its meandering stream, and handsome bridge. A dinner of fine old English cheer was provided and laid out in the saw mill ; and in the afternoon, tea and plumb cake were provided ...

... On Saturday a parliamentary paper was printed, from which it appears that in the year 1855 the computed real value of imports into the United Kingdom from France ...

... MESSRS. CONDER AND CO., AND THE GHELONG AND BALLAUAT RAILWA Y.-It is with great pleasure that inform our readers that the spirited firoi of Conder and Co., railway contractors (one of whom Mr. T. S. Goode, is a native of Haverfordwest), have contracted for the greater portion of the works of the Geelong and Ballarat Riilway, in Australia. The satisfaction given by those enterprising gentlemen, ...

... DEATHS. On Saturday last, the 21st inst., Frances Alice, the infant datightor of Thomas Wayne, Esq., ot: Glandare, Aberdare On Monday last, aged 35 years, Mr. John Plant, TYedeRar Deceased was formerly mill manager at the Iron works Ind highly respected. u On Saturday last, John Messinger, collier, aged 25 years who died from injuries sustained the day previously, at the AshTre* Pit, Tredegar. ...