... 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 ...

... LzATEST FOREIGN NEWS, ha FRLANCE.: SThe Mfo~citeur announces that the Agrlcultural Exhibition; Whas been adjourned for another year.: ipteferring to the article in the llfon iteur in favour of the union se of the Principalities, the Times' Paris correspondent says: is Austria will not listen to any argument on it; and, I believe, if the union were attempted, she would resist it by, force, if ...

... ?? ?? The OF THE CoRpORATION Mo?ys' fort,. Abraham Idrierley, late collector for the Cheetham township, dupe pleaded guilty, at the sessions, to embezzling, on the 30th V55T ?tiii8, 1856, ?M 147, the property of the cor?oxatiOii, and was sentenced by tbe reoorderto one ye.hrp?onment. ? BAXTEBS 1'ABEW'ELL COIiOERT.-WO had recently occasion to notice the appointment of? Mr. Baxter of ? the ...

... U1ILOSS OFN T.flE fBA.RQU THET~I'S.,on frlom HORRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. l By int at New York on the 6th nst. w vith Ithe eotfioer~esdr andaprtion -t arger of the crew of the British barquc Tlketis,'wltjh was lost at seac wvh srovwe learn from her Gommalnande~rncr C laptai A heen Boylei ility, sailed from Patook, op the Mosquito Coast on the 26~th of a Sor a or Cork. She experietncemd figne ...

... CASE oF GREEN CxOin oUs' ?? HEIR.-AVL Sanislas Martin has published in the Bulletin 2'lcerar~taique, her, Paris, the curious ealse of a worker itnc motls who has wrought re as in copper for only five mouths, and whose bair, which wvas i the lately white, is now of so decided a green that the poor rnan w ill cannot appear in the street without becomning an object of any universal curiosity. He ...

... LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT'. HOUSE OF LOR1)S. ?? ' : Theiri lordships met 'at five o'clock, but~ only sat a quarter of an hour, and the business transacted only wvas of, no. public importance.': rices \ - ?? HOUSED OFT Co:M7oNS. KtitD Tlhe house met at four o'clock.: ;rae,;A new writ was drdered for Hereford, in lthe; land romof Sir Ilob'ert Price,. resigned.'. at, B The V ICE3-CHiAMBERlLAkIN ...

... fl . E tLECTRIO TELEGRPHP, yeari JOUSE] O F LORttD S. ' then Thei lordshipos sstesintil nearly seven o'clock, but no busi- law. nees of any public interest was transacted. charp l The Y HiOUSEg OF CO(MMONS. pendi ?? house mnct at four o'clock. 'siuiPII WAR WITH PERSI. Kh y, e Mr. LANYARD said he had intended to submit a motion to dw a the house upon the subject of the Persian war, but he had ...

... ar?nrne?xt+ 'In the H~ouse of C ommons, on Thursday evening, there- 1 - wre two enlivening scenes, brought about by the necessity of It,' personal explanations on the part of Sir Robert Peel and Mr. D israeli. We give thems in their order.X to|SIR RlOBEBR PE!)}L'S PUSSIA' iLECTURE lAT SALELET. I * In an*swer to the formal question of Mr. Augustus Stafford I -_ on this maatter, v.Sir R. PEXEL ...

... THE DEVONSHIRE GEMS AT THE MECH ANICS' INSTITUTION. JY1JIUliAJ UllS' iN IS~lI'U 'lUiN sl The calleetion of gems worn by the Countess of Granville tL the coronation of the Emperor of Russia, at oMoscow, have P st reached Meumchester. Tney are uinder the ears of 1'jr. 01 anoek~, the well-knlown jeweller, of Bruaton-street, ILondon, tl ed arc to be exhibited during the next fortnighlt at the a' ...

... ?ALFORD TOWN COUNOITJ. e~r The quarterly meeting of the Salford council was held H~i on Wednesday in the council chamb&', Town Hell; Stephen ref yp Heelis, Esq. (mayor), presiding. tlhi TH-E LATE BI. BRtOTHEZRON, X P. abc ce The M.Iyron said there was a matter in connection with the Co r Zt at Mr. Brotherton, to wbhiehbhe wished to direct the attention mo to of the council. Wfhen the matter ...

... PUBELIC INCOME AND EXPE.RNDITURE. .l?JJ.1 JJ.L.L I.JLt'fl. -L te of The total income of the United Kingdom for the year ended the 80th of September, 1800, amounted to AlLOtS 006, and 13 a the totel expenditure to £83,307,477, leaviig? a deficit of w was £10,980411. The customs yielded £?3,008 800; the excise, F ? £17 861,777 stamps, £7,180,041; texes, £8,100,086; the w year, income1 or, as it ...