... Qt ?Ilmbilltm Tar Inoy TRADE IN SOUTH WALES.-The iron trade of South Wales has experienced a slight change for the better, more confidence being shown. Several of the works lave received an amount of orders that will enable them to carry on until the reviving trade of the country shall be fully restored. Thee Tredegar works are fully engaged, good orders for rails being on hand.-Timees. A ...

... At the Town Hall, to-day, after twelve o'clock, rich and poor will have the opportunity of inspecting the specimens of Birmingham manufacture which tie Mayor is to present to the newly-married couple at Buckingham Palace, on Saturday next, along with the address adopted by the Town Council at its last meeting. Though it would have been better had the present been es seitce-sometbing, in fact, ...

... Elp V? ovillm. A LrG BROKEN BY PULLING A STOCKING OFF.-A' young woman of twenty years, the daughter of a tobac- conist, named Atldnson, living in Oxford Road, Manches- ter, died in the Royal Infirmary, on Sunday, in con- sequence of a singular accident. She had been unwell for some time, and on the evening of the 6th ult.,.was going to put her feet into warm ivater. Her mother had taken off ...

... pt (Lffur d Xaiindt. The Queen and Prince Consort, the Prinoc of Wales, the Princess Royal, Princess Helena, and the Duchess of Kent, the ladies and gentlenen of the Court, and the domestic househeld, attended divine service on Sunday morning in the privete chapel. The Bishop of London preached the sermon. The official programme of the four festival perfor- mances, at her Majesty's Theatre, ...

... I Rt vmbillrM ?, A FAMILY POISONED.-Great sensation has been created at Shoreham, in consequence of the poisoneg of a family by arsenic. On Thursday a man named Pottick dined with his wife and son off bacon and greens, and a hard pudding made of flour purchased on the previous day by the wife, and of which they had before eaten without any ill effects. Shortly after dinner the three persons ...

... 'Ail, ?ttapfl ita II. TEE VACANT CAteONErEs. - Tb, Lord Chancellor has bestowed the canonry of Bristol Cathedral, vacant by the death of the late Rev. John Stirtees, on the Rev. John Guthrie, Prebendary of Salisbury, vicar of Calne, Wilt- shire, and domestic chaplain to the Marquis of Lansdowne. The new canon, who is said to hold what are termed Low Church opinionsI, beats the reputation of ...

... DSGRACEFUL SCENE AT A MEETING. On Wedlsesday night a public meeting, sulder the presi- desicy of Mr. Ingrain, AI.P., was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen Street, for the purpose of affording a desuonstration!' on the subject of Reform. The hall was was crowded some tisse before the hour of meeting, the working classes appearinig to preponderate. Mr. INGiA.M having been moved to ...

... (.From nieur Own corrudesnpoents.) LONDON, Thursday Evening. THE ENGLISH IN PARIS AND THE LATE ATTEMPT ON THE EMPEROR. THE QUESTION OF THE EXILES IN ENGLAND. A very numerous meeting was held onl -Wednesday afternoon, in Meurico's Hotel, to take into consideration the propriety of presenting all address to the Emperor of the French oil his recent escape from assassination. Lord Gray, of Gray, ...

... SAWSPttOpI olE 1TrcM. POPUVI TRX InUPREA. A little progress was made yesterday in the has just so launching of the Leviathan. of Mr. M Chlistian Settler, a Bavarian, who shot his in the admi captor, Thain, the detective officer, was yes- document, berday tried at the Central Criminal Court its admirei and sentenced to death. decree, a Nothing positive is yet known as to the which, rath vacant ...

... IEXTRAORDINARY DEATHI TWO LADIES FROM MALARIA. 3o ;A good deal of excitement ihas been occasioned at he Box, a village about six miles from Bath, owing to wee the almost sudden death of two ladies,ione being T Mrs. Elizabeth Horlock, the wife of the Rev. Dr. att Horlock, the vicar bf the preish, and the other her be sister, Miss Alice Sildell, of Ashley House, 'near-Box. of The fatal ...

... : Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Observatoy, during the week ending Saturday, January 9i, 1858. Latitude,' 53 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3' 0'1 W. TIe eccpld 1 , - fa4| ,|m~llwsing. iapdo;^oo.- 00electOd in gusge1 g8-2 . _t alvegramucdi dl . GENERAL REMlARkS. Jan. 3.-The sky' wa.s overcast till 7 ?? after ?? time stars iwere visible through thin cdouds and haze. Jan. 4.-The sky ...

... . ?? AL.A.1% A. J~q VT J. -* ly X'ANXToWTrzc RmsAFH.l THE KING OF DELHI. in We understand that the Governmient ?? l~as ,odwether kn inquiry for the' Iupse of ascertaining th tteet0 d ~the Friend of India% d. as to the treatment of the King of Delhi and his eon is true.-G lobe. ,0 as ?? - THE WEATHER ON THE 0 of ]JCI, (ONTINENT. n DAZ.iJAN. ?? weather is at present 2 WY ni 02 HAMBURGo, JAX. 12. ...