... It is to be hoped that the scandalous failure of the Lonidon and Eastern bank will at last rouse the legis- lature frem its long apathy, and hasten the passing of some set which meay effeotoally deter directors and managers of public companies from misappropriating the funds committed to their charge, and from faoi- litating the commission of frauds by others, through gross neglect of the ...

... ffanna1s Hamon, a singular-looking blear. eyed little creature, three feet high, and nearly seventy years of age, was charged at the Lambeth polfee-court, with stealing a cloak, the property of Master George Taylor. The prisoner has been known fpr many years in the parish of Lambeth as a hawk'i o trifling articles, but her stock in-trade was so smhall and ineignid-. cant that it merely formed ...

... VVTRAbXSON CURISTIAS IN TUREY.| The committee of the Turkish missions have for. 'warded some extracts from a letter just received from their eorrespondent at Constantinople, describing seve. al ases of religlousr poresation wvhich have oecurred tn the sultan's doainions. A troop of goverunment soldiers,, sent to co~llot taxes enl the borders of Kurdistan, nnder the Paoha~ ef Mcmiil, had fallen ...

... I I FRANCE,-The Grand Duke Constantinie is ex- peeted in Paris on the 23rd inst. Admiral Hamelin, minister of marine, and other high functionaries, will, as a matter of courtesy, proceed to Toulon to re- ceive him The emperor was anxious to pay him a higher honour still by sending his eousin, Princa Napoleon, to meet the grand duke. The prince was spoken to on the euliject, but it appears ...

... The total nurber ef dektbM reengtered In London in ,the week that end 'OH Saturday; the. 28th ilt., was 1,248. in thetat yearsil847 66 the aveerae n rmber 'of deatba5n- the' weeks esponding' wth last week was 1,318. 'But he deatheoflst weeke~crred mun Increaed populatdon gad'& eadmit of a empari the average just given e>ould be rsed in preportiob. to the increase' and i'thb caee 'it will ...

... SYPAH WIT -O NAD TES A public meeting of the working men of London was held on Monday evening at the Cowper-street school- roor, City-road, 4to express regret and sympathy with the Unsucceestil parliamentary candidates at Manchester, Hudderafield, Reohdale, and Oldham, and to take the sense of the working men of London as to what reforms ought to be demanded from the new parliament. The room ...

... I The Sing of Naples has made the best use of Lord Derby's friendship; for he has had his speech translated into very free Italian, printed, and circulated othick as the leaves of Vallom- brosa among his thoughtful people. Lord Palmerston deemed it necessary,-if as no other than a protest against the diabolical government of the Neapolitan Nero; if as little else than a political vindication ...

... I THE NEW PARLIAMM. The analysis of the New parliarent, in its political aspect, presents the following results:- Liberat Lit~erals. Ocnearvativefl Ce-utz'eevtla England and Wales ?? 264 ?? 53 ?? 178 Scotland ?? 37 3 ?? 13 Ireland ?? . 60 ?? 10 ?? 33 Total . , ?? 361 ?? 66 ?? 224 Total number of members returned ?? 651 Double return for Huntingdonsbire not included . I Leitrimn County ...

... I DCIcRASING POPULATION OP FRANCH.-(TiyeV ) -o one can study the statistics relating to French population, and compare its failing power of increase with the progress of other nations, without being con- vinced that some great natural or social cause checks the vitality of the whole people. It is not as if the di- dinutien of increase were local, temporary, or depeed- eat on certain political ...

... SCANDALOUS VIOLENCE AT ELECTIONS.-SceaeS surpassing the riot at Kidderminster have already die- graced several Irish elections. In Sligo, during the polling, the mob were supreme, and' every elector who was supposed to be about to register his vote for the unpopular candidate was either beaten or arrested on his way to the booths, and persuaded by kaockk-down arguments to forswear his ...

... PUBLISHED ON SUNIDAY MORNING, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WOBBLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATURDAY NIGHT. LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES. LivERFOOL, Friday.-This evening the steam ship Alps arrived in the Mersey with the United States' mails. Her date from New York is the 11th inst. William B. Reed, of Philadelphia, has been offered the post of oemmmissioner to go to China ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. LEGITIMATE QUESTION OF LEGS; And now, my dear cousin, says the Duke de Nemnours to the Count de Chambord, prepa- ratory to the fusion of the families, ?? you il- form me on three points ? Aseuredly, my dear cousin; proceed, makes answer the Count de Chambord, with the old Bourbon grace of bow, with the old Bourbon suavity of speech, as theugh already ...