... From St. N.izaire, in the Bonne Mère -DOS sacks of flour, for Spiller and Browne. From Dantzic, in the Louise Drockelmanu-Cargo of timber, for Batchelor Brothers. From Nantes, in the Joseph Hippolite—150 sacks flour, for Spiller and Browne. From Dautzic, in the Argus-A cargo of timber for Powell and Son. DUTY PAID ON IMPORTATION. Powell and Sons, 430 loads sleepers, ex Argus. Spiller and ...

... ,U08(! the certificate of Mr. Hawkins, a Newport P°or law union surgeon. It appeared that Mr. Paine af taken upon himself, without consulting the oaicl., to call in this functionary ! ...

... TELEGOATHIC COMSqNTCATION BETWEEN THE LAND'S END AND NOVA ScoTIA.-We learn from the Times that a company, called The Great Ocean Telegraph Company, has been established for the purpose of connecting Great Britain with America by means of Mr Allan's system of submarine Wires. The primary object is to es- tablish a direct communication between London and New York by a line from the Land's end ...

... TPiE RESULTOF ALL TRAVELLING.- Well II am glad to get homne again.-Punch. -NrORMATION WANTED.-HOW many toes has the foot of a hill? irN'SCRIPTION FOR A TEmPERANCE BANNER.- We lead a life of Jolli-tea.-Pusnche. Although one swallow will not make a summer, still one pin in a cbalr-oushion will make one spring. A priest said to a peasant whom he thought rude, You are better fed than taught. ...

... ADDRESS OFds THE1 BIRMINVGH-AM REF'ORM .ASSOCIATION. |(FROse mx BIRMIxCIIAat JoesasrAL.) |The following address has been adopted and issued Itby the Reform Association of Birmingham: ;TilE ]tEFOR~takS.oa BI 04IA55 TO TE LEFORthtEnts |OF OGREAF! BnITA545 AND~ IRELAsIX 'Peliew-Countrymen,-We invite you to co-ope- rate. wtit u Is in an attempt to obtain, by legitimate and peaceable means, an ...

... .iJBBONISM IN IRELAND. Mr Sear-man Crawford has addressed the following letter to the 'editor of the Times:- The Irish intelligence communicated in the Times for some -ime past has contained frequent allusion to f the revival of that deplorable system commonly known by the term Ribandism, and within the last few days the proclamation of the- Lord-Lieutenant of Ire- land for its suppression ...

... NEBWCASTLI,, DEOCBMBE 3. ~The Ariil a'ad sentence of M. do Montalem-. bert continues to be a topic of observation, and, it may be added, of aniniiidversion. The motivo and object of the prosecution are equally in- cwrebensible. The problem would be most .a1r s.olved by supposing that the proeedings =WXhicave taken place had been instituted by` the enemies of the Emperor, if that were possi. ...

... I Yesterday afternoon a very numerous and influential public meeting of the ineibers and friends of the Society for the Propagatiitn of the Gospel in Foreign Parts was held at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's, to direct ait- tention to the Providential o penings which have recently been made for the introduction of Christianity into China and Japan. The Lord Bishop of London ...

... S.ArA WAK AND RAJAHI Bl.()OEiPer I- A depwitation, representing the commerce of r~ivepol M| ncihester, and Glasgow, for the purpose of urging the Government to extend the protectorate of L`rgianvd to the State of Sarawak, now governed iry Rajah Brooke Iwaited upon Lord Derhy on Tuesday. Tie folloving were the principal inembers of the deputation :-Mr. C'awfortd AS.P., Lord Godericb, M.P., ...

... FOEGlA2ANOB AT THE CHRISTMAS E1X' TERTAINmENTS. EFRWM THE SUNDAY TIMES.1 According to custoin, we present our readers with Pre- i lialinary sketches of the different entertainments provided by the various London nianagers for the delectation of their ~ visitors on Boxing-night, from which it will be perceived a that, although large eumsa of money have, doubtless, been0 expended in gorgeous ...

... ??gTTER FROM INDiA. 'We hsve been favoured with the following extracts t 1*teresting letter addressed by the Presbyterian fel [l attached to the 79th Highlanders to a friend, in bk describes the attack on and capture by our rob of the native fort of Rampoor Kusiall troo, i. s Camp Rampoor Kusiah, Nov. 4,1858. Marc left ?? on the 17th of October per train for Allhabad. You would have been ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: FBIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1S58. The EMPEROR of the FnEzNca has done the wise and graceful thing. He has granted a ' full par- don to the Count de MONTALEMBIERT, thus bring- ing the elaborate comedy of the offence, prosecu- tion, and sentence to a happy issue, before it threatened a tragic catastrophe. For ourselves, we never contemplated any other result to that de- ...