... OXYOBD, WORCESTER, AND WOL VPRHAMPTON l RAIL WAY. The report of the directors, just issued, shows a total revenue from all sources of 1Z2,7941. 113., and a total expenditure of 53,1801. 10s. Sd., leaving a balance of 69,6141. Cs. 4d.; which, after deducting interest of debenture bonds loans, interest on debenture stock, Stratford Canal fixel charges, Stratford Railway, &c., enables the ...

... FRANCE. The following is the letter of the listei' Paris correspondent,. dated Thursday, 6 staf. The anagr ofthe pectateur (formerly Assernlde Nati'n aile) has addressed a circular to its subscribers, informing them. of the suppression to which it is conidemined, and stat- ing that forthle remainder of the period of subscription they: will be supplied with the Union:- Founded (says the ...

... THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE. To the EDrron of the SATURDAY EvENsNo POST. Sir,-If you will please to allow tne a little space, I believe I can throw a fresh halo around this sacred cause, Tle people ask for a voice in the election of inembers to represent thenm in the British Hoese of Commons; in other words, they ask for Universal Suffrage and Vote by Ballot. Very wvell. What if I show that ...

... SCOTTISH REFORMS, THE HON. \V. F, CAMPBELL ON GRANT- I ING MEMBERS TO THE SCOTCH UNI- VERSITIES A public meeting vas held in Jedbnrgh, at the Crown-lane ?sselflblyrOOms, on Friday, the 2dth, ? to petition Parliament in favour of granting loom- bars to the Scottish Univ0rsities. The Prove' took the chair scess after eight o'clock, and calki I upon the Hon. W. F. Camnbcll to move a resole.- tion ...

... HERALD OFFICE, lflb4tday M4Iornitz. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPa. THE LEVIATHAN AFLOAT. London, Sunday Evening. This afternoon, at high water, the Lcviathau floated, and was taken into the middle of the streaml. As the tide rose she was gradually released frorn her pil'9A without any pressure from the hydraulic rams, and at 2 I'i. ?? was. towed to her moorings at Deptford all well. Au izrnneniu ...

... TIlIE MOR4NING CHRONICLE. LOJN JN: ]A)NjDA Y, F'.SEU2UAY I, 1$5o. Thnee monthls sincee, no0 pelsoll wvould have daredl toJ preleict that 0111(loI~estic politics ?? iiuve as- sullledl suc ll tl aspsect, als to Illel lace tiat ~tParl1ia- llelitarly tranqlfuillity ill whlich LordI P T.sAIIlltrON SO rniicii delights. N'ow, there is every purospect of a stormly Session. The p~restige of powerl ...

... A HAYMAREET PWK~POOKET. I On Saturday a notorions pickpock~et, Thoma~s Piston, was chargedl before r.: Eiiigliaui, at the 31arlboroelgh-street P'olicec-court, wsith picksiig this po)cket oif a gentlemlan; in this Hasnwarket, in the crowd consequent upon the Ouenhcl visit to the opera the nisigt beforle (Fridary).- MNr. Lewvis, jUnl., of Ely-pulace, attended for the pri- stifler. M1r. C'harles ...

... EaWt Tillit'. Madame Novello is about to leave England again; we are told, to return in May. The Polish journals are full of the details of Madame Viardot's success at Warsaw. Madame Viardot is by this time at Berlin, on her way back to Paris. Whispers are about that Madame Goldschmaidt may, perhaps, repent of her farewell to England, by once more singing in this country. It is said, too, that ...

... ri- For the last few months the lovers of scan- t dal in this town have been indulging their C in tastes with a series of the most extraordinary F e and extravagant stories as to the conduct of al the Rev. R. A. Gent, the curate of the Rev. b tne Dr. M'Neile, at St. Paul's Church, Prince's aty Park. The attention of the Bishop of the a ern diocese having been directed to these rumours, the a ...

... SER VICEwS.i THEZ RECTOR OF ST. MfARYLEROMF g Last evening was hold thle fifth of the extra, Wre~tlmdhster Abbey. It is needldess to say tlat ; WAS fllend as 20011 as the d~oom were opened to, tl j and that every avenue was blocked up, andl .Gesl- of vantage occupied by a congregation, a!jC . corona and attentive. a At seven o'clock the choir, accomupanied hrv ?? the Precontor, took their ...

... DISEA ON P ELEPHANTS AT - i W CLCU=AFROM AURMA.l g I , _ . . _ j ?? CALCUTTA, Duo. 24. 8i Two cargoes of plephants from BurmaL have been m landed at Calcutta since the last mail left. One b1 arrived in the ship Tubal Cain, consisting of twenty fo elephants -rthe other in the Belgravia, and numberedV fifty elephants. The process of hoisting these meet al gigantic of existing quadrupeds from ...

... ?? kfrifu~turk. DROMORE FARMING SOCIETY. Tau anneal ploughing-match of the above ola-estab- lished society was held in a field belonging to Mr Win. Ardery, of Coolsailagll, on Wednesday last, and was well attended, The ground was reedy old lea, on the banks of the Lagan, and bad not been broken up for forty-flve years past. It tried the skill ofsome first-rate workmen, and deterred somo from ...