... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... To the Editor of the Usk Observer. SIR,-Some of the trees in the churchyard are being cut down. Are they the property of the Yicar ? if not, who has given the order for their removal ? where is the parish churchwarden to look after the interests of the rate-payers ? During the past year there has been no other warden acting but the one chosen by the vicar, as the gentleman elected by the rate ...

... COLCIIESTER.-An address from Lord John Manners, announcing his intended retirement from the representation of this Borough, was issued late on Saturday evening. The vacancy is likely to occasion a sharp contest. There are four candidates already in the tield-viz., Mr. T. J. Miller, merchant of Milbank, for a short time M.P. for Maldon, Conservative; Mr. J. Gurdon Rebovv, of Wivenhoe-park, ...

... PONTYPOOL TETTT SESSIONS. Saturday-Betore John Lawrence, Esq. ALLEDGED STEALING A PLANK.—George Harris, who was re- manded from Wednesday, was charged with stealing a piece of plank, the property of William Shellard. Mr. Shellard's rent- collector proved to missing a piece of timber, in December, and identified the piece now produced, as the one missed in Decem- ber. P. S. Hodder, proved ...

... QioUtt, A CABINET COUNCIL was held on Saturday. THE PlUNCE OF WALES, much to the gratification of the farmers and other sporting gentlemen of the neighbourhood of Windsor, made his first appearance in the field this hunting season, and the manner in which the youthful Prince takes the fences as they come in his way is a proof that his horsemanship has not been neglected. His Royal Highness has ...

... AYLESBURY.—Monday was the day appointed for the election of a member to supply the vacancy in the representation of Aylesbury caused by Sir Richard Bethell's acceptance of the Attorney-General- ship. It being known that no opposition would be offered to the return of Sir Richard, very little excitement was caused, but there was a good muster of the friends of the liberal members. GREENWICH ...

... HONGKONG, DEC. 30, 1856. The London mail of the 10th of November arrived here per steamer Madras on the 24th instant. The steamer Formosa leaves to-day, carrying a mail to meet the semi-.monthl ...

... A RUSSIAN CHART OF THE CASPIAN.—A document which has just appeared at St. Petersburg presents considerable interest on account of the actual state of affairs in Persia. It is an extract from the report of a commission formed for the purpose of surveying the Caspian Sea and all its coasts, and drawiug up a hydrographfcal chart. It appears from the works executed by this Commission that the ...