... PRUSSIA AND GERIFNY. A letter from Berlin, of the 2thb, ?? some interesting de-ails as to the positioin of the Hessian Constitution question. The writer says- 'The solution of the question of llecovalHesse, which presents so much interest for the Liberal cause in Germany, and which wil also enable a judgmecut to be formed of the influence Prussia P0osSLses in the Diet, does not in any way ...

... .THE GSOVERYVMET REFOA BILL, The following circular (says the Btrmingham r Gazette) has been received by Mr. Corder, clerk to I the guardians of the poor of Birmingham. The information asked for is evidently required for the - use of Ministers in framing their Reform Bill, and the degrees of rating specified may probably serve C as a guide to the limits at which various members of the Cabinet ...

... EXPIZESS FROM PARIS. jlineoN OUR OWVS COIltE5S'ONDJLNT.) 01 PARIS, Taur.SDAY EvamNiNo. b: Tie vlriois advices received to-day from abroad ci fir iS0 sine fulrther information as to the comupo- sl -if tile coming Congress; and I regret to say r kidl to l~ar inc Io tlt in my former remarks as ir ?? ?? tie lecision of tule British Cabinet is pi ev to ai e inl lowering the grand importance of 0 ...

... The Madrid journals of the 4th mention reports being current that dysentery and cholera had broken out amongst the Spanish troops in Morocco; but the Espana expresses a hope that the rumours are greatly exaggerated; it, however, admits that the fa- tigues which the army has already undergone must have occasioned sickness, ondl is strongly re- commends the immediate adoption of every hygienic ...

... I Lo TE FIRE AND LOSS OF FOUR LIER AS.T UtRSTMtYSTAR. ~~cdyafternOOn Ifr. Bedford, the coroner for the *ad ibertes of Westminster, opened an inquiry in the .v icaaslbols, Broad Sanctuary, respecting the deaths of .-rah Bilson, ged 3 years, Henry John Bilson, 26 months, 'lit3 Chapman, aged 53, and Clarissa Chapman, aged 18 Ito perished in the calamitous fire which occurred on the ; jrig of the ...

... GREAT IJ'ES'TIER RA7 MILIVY OF CANADA. TO THE EDITOR oF THE MORINING CHRONICLE' Sint-The subjects discussed in relation to this railway, in a pamphlet recently issued in England, entitled 11A Few Facts relative to the Present Position and Mauagement of the Great Western Railway of Canada, ace not likely to lose thei. intoiest wvith. the English shareholders for someD times to come. I ...

... LOSSO ?? 110 , YAL CH7IIARTLR. FINDING OF THE BOD)Y OF TIHE CHIEF STEAVARD. [FROM ?? S 5-lieTElt.] DLOGHEDA, FRnIDAY, Nov. IS-I sent last night a hr- rfed account of tle picking up ofa deact body ofa man sup- ioed to har oi bcii a palsenger on baud thue Itoyal Charter, hich Ippears in yousr impression of this day. Since I wrote the body has bcen identified as that of tr. John Eniery, the ...

... LOCAL BEFOR.RM. A public meeting took place at Richmond, in the New Lecture Hall, on Tuesday evening, to discuss the merits of, and to adopt such resolutions as the meeting may think proper in reference to, the abolition of the select vestry, and the other objects of the ltichuond Improvement Bill. Tile parochial affairs, it would seem, are now conducted by a select vestry, a body of some ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, AAY 16, 1S.59. The times are somewhat changed since 1790. The youthful adventtuer, who by a series of for- tunate accidents had risen from obscurity to the 'comIM1and of the French army of Italy, had many things in his favour when he hastened to meet the Aiitrians on the soil of Piedmont. His genius, the fauatical enthusiasm of the day, the martial ardour of hii soldiers, and ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, -HOUSE OF-CoeGMIONSz-~STURDAY. The house mot on Saturd'ay'sit twelve o'clock for the pur- pose of receiving the report:. ou the amended Address, on iwhich the M1inisters had been defeated a few hours before. Both sidqs.Qf the .house inustored, in conisiderable, numberis,-iL but the Opposition members preplonderated. No Cabinet Ninister NNsae in his place ; but tho ...

... [ HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OFFTJpI- BRIDGE-STREET, BLA CE.21*, pZl1S ?? ~~I The eighteenth anniversary festival ?? thi charity took place yesterday, at the Bru, ?? -XeYl, Blackwall, under the auspices of Mir. Sq I r Wnltk ii - There were present-Mr. Jonathan ChtX l ItM'Whinney Mr. Hanbury, Dr. Startin X Morgan, ?? and between fifty alp W and supporters of the charity. The diiuer, wole h ' t vided ...

... THE SHIP REFOBWA TO-Y SOCIETY. } On Wednesday afternoon ai. influential meoting 'was held at the offices of the Reformatory and IRefuge Anion, U18,. iPall-mail, fur ihe purpose of -appointing officers, ?? rules, &c for the establishment of. a .reformatory.' school- ship in the Thames. The Marquis of Westminster fre- jided, and aumonget those present we observed Adinira SIr G. Back, Captain A. ...