... .es sacari is CAP'AIN CamnISTIE'S CASE-The grand jury man yesterday found a true bill against John Anderton and ry Christie, for the murder of Francisco Rodriguez, on sciou M. the high seas, and a true bill against James Millard, did of mate, for assault. The case comes on for hearing drive ,e- to-day. deni *to A nunber of the friends of the town mission met Fr atthe house of Mr. Richard ...

... LOCAL 1NTELLIGENCE. ST STESPHEN'8 CHUROH AND SOHOOLS.-Two very mumerously attended tea-meetings were held on the veninugs of Thursday and Friday, the 18th and l9th instant, in the new and beautiful school- rooms, Spring-street, where, on Thursday evening, two hundred and forty of tble adult scholars were regaled to tea, aid on the followinig evening no less than 450 per- eons, being the Sunday ...

... I SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 2 P.m. (BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEORPH). The Polish bookseller charged with publishing a libel upon the Emperor Napoleon, underwent another exami- nation yesterday. aslesolicitor said that Pyat was quite willing to exchange places with the prisoner, and to assume the responsibility of what be had written. The prisoner was committed. Bail was accepted. There was ...

... (From the Erpress.) The steamer Ava left Calcutta for Suez on the morning of the 10th of February. On board of her were Lady Inglis, the wife of the General latecommanding at Luck- now, and her three children; General Michell, bound for Bombay; Colonel Greatlhed, the hero of the Delhi flying column; Captain James, the saviour of the Lucenow gar- risen- and many other ladies end gentlemen ...

... &W MADAME BoSIO AND SIGNOR TAIBERL.uc-These emi- nent artists have arrived in Paris from St. Petersburg, ci route, we suppose, for Covent Garden.-Afsssical World. The subscription to Mr. Brook's Biographical Sketch of General Haveloco reached the very large number of 32,000. A large part of this purchase has been exclusively for the American market. Tise obituary of this week (says the ...

... ANNUAL VESTRY . BETING AT BIRIENAEAD. t Thk le an 'vesmeetn.f tihe ?? pof Blikenhead Chun for the purpose of nominating a list of fit and proper a sonrs to serve the Offics Of Overseers of the poor; and aliso th 1E of fis au.prop persons to serve as assesors of the asee4sed d txs frthe ensuing year. The rqtrnoe~ragr weke so M essrs . MWhkrer, B. Bake, H. S. orito, and W. to C a ln er L W, . . ...

... SECOM?D EDITION. [By SLECrUICAND IAaNETIO TELIoURAi1S.] d 'at As Signor Borromeo was not forthcoming at the ,rko Bow-street police-court, jesterday, Mr. Shaen, on o behalf of the proprietors of the .fernig Star, applied 0 for a warrant for his apprehension.. Mr. Henry at had once acceded to the application. / tion ?? rlia- THE NEW IFRENCH AMBAS- - ?? ADR blic SADOR. tha The Tin thinks the ...

... ALEXANDRIA, Mlarch I1U.-The steamer NJubia arrived at Suez__ from Calcutta on the 17th iast., at 10.30 p~m. She brings no- intelligense from India more recent than that received front Bomnbay by laetmail. Yeh, aprisoner onboard the ltifiexible,'was at H1ong-Kong on the 15th February, on his way to Calcutta. Pret The blockade of Canton was raised on the loth. The Iuttieais Ace. and Americans ...

... ilnriral Edward Ilawlker, to the Service Pension vice Lord Ayilmer, deceased. Commander-William K. Jollitfa, to he Inspecting Coinnianlder in the Coast Guiard Servico, vice Alac- Gregor, whose period ol'service expires. Lieutenanti -Tihomas Williams, Director or Police at Devonport Dockyard, to be Liontenanti Superitendent of Green wich Schoels ,vice Monk, deceased; Charles Al. Buckle to ...

... YESTEMDAY, Ed-iwarld Clements, Esq., tle Commis- sioner under this Act, sat in the Town-Hall, for the purpose or inqlqiring into all matters and things con nect10( wit], the revenue and expenditure, debts and claims ofand ?? ithe several trusts, nod of taking an account o' the nature and niamito of' all property, st ock, pliwit, and manlenrils now in the possession of' the trustees or teicir ...

... AUCTION OF PROPERTY AT BALLYMENA, ?? MR. HooI C. CLARKIE, anctioneel, sold by public auction, in the Town-Haill, Ballymienni, on Thiarsilay, 25th inst., the following lots of tenements and town parks. We give the biddings for cacti lot:- Lot 1-Eleven lnw dwellirg-lig-Otiss, called Mary_ ville, in tire towniland of Biallylcel, adjoining the rail- way station, held unlder II-. r. ?? Gara, Esq., ...

... TLr. LAST TicEaTe-L.A-v MALE.-It is motxz all unlikely that Lord Canning will be shortly pre- sented with his ticket-ofileave from India to Erglard. TEE MUTINY XNT APS Womtr.-An old lady being asked what she thought of the mutiny in ladia, re- plied that, to her mind, it was e:otremely ' llindeodi- . cious. Tnz ASIATIC M1vs:m.-Theswaiter at Bclamsysny describes Disraeli as - a mixture of ...