... r Thel Rvr. H. S. Brown will resume his Sunday I at afternoon addresses, in the Concert Hall, on Sunday inext, The subject of his lecture will be Britons a, never shall be slaves.' al. We have pleasure in directing attention to the is lecture to be delivered in Hiopb Hall, this evening, n. by the I1ev. J. B. Owen, of London. His subjeet is ce one well calculated to interest a mercantile com- ...

... REVIVVLAOfHE CRIMP SYSTEM IN HULL. I )JE ir 8 The stipendiary magistrate states that it is three years S. since a case similar to thle following was before him. Lt On Taesday, in thle POlice-courb, Thomas Tolan, land- lord of the Lugger inn, Higb-street, was sued by a g sailor, named John Stewart, on a charge of unlawfully ,e detaining £7.-Mr. Chester appeared for tbe com. eplainant, anid Mr. ...

... itt lattropolis. Mr. Doxall, ?? has presented a picture, by his own hand, to the National Gallery, which will be added to the -collection -of examples. by -Britishllartists ?? DARING BURGLARIES.-PLUNDER or 22,000. WORTS! OF PROPERTY.-On Tuesday inforniation was received by the police of a daring burglary at the extensive silk manu- factory of Messrs. It. Griffiths, New North Bridge Road, ...

... (PRox OUR OWeN CORREg5POmEDEN'.) h NEW YORK, DEC. 28. a To all outward appearances the South is busily engaged in the preparation of another issue for the presidential election in 1860, and this nothing less than the revival of the slave trade. The fact that the Wanderer landed a cargo of negroes along the Savannah river, and that they have since been distributed amongst the planters in the ...

... I THB IRISH SECREZ SOlIE TIBS. The following account of the examination of the Prisoners under ar~rest in the county of Xilkenny on a charge of' being coenibers of ertsceyi ?? Moderator:- fa ertsct d r`th t-ny On Saturday the inquiry to which we adverted in our last Publication took Place into the case of the persons arrested in. our city and at Callan, OnL a charge of being Concerned in the ...

... -POACHING A FFRAY IF BRBeKSHIBB. A poachiag affray of a serious character recently occurred on the estate of Mr. Higford Burr, of Aldermaston Court, Berks, formerly M.P. for Herefordshire, and resulted in the watchers being so maltreated and injured as to render them unable to follow their ordinary occupations for a fort- night. It appears that at about 1 o'clock on the morning of the 21st of ...

... ROMN C.A2OLIO ED UCA I.A BIRMINGRAM The fifth annual re-union of the Catholic gations of this town wae held in the Town 'liallu Bgre- ham, on Tuesday evening, when nearly 180o0 ' t down to tea, which was provided in excellent ptier'tos e Bryan, of Congreve-street. Among the c ?? biW were Viscount FEUIDIaNG, who presided Roberpa e Esq., of Spetchley; W. Acton, Esq., 'of , erbelI o v'olverie0. ...

... THE LATE CONFERENCE OF SCHOOL. MASTERS AT THE GtTILDHALL. TO THE EDITOR Or THE DAILY NEWS. I SIR,-You have in the Daily News, from the firs, so well understood the great Educational Movement now or foot, so consistently advocated the scheme as likely to benefit the middle-class, to whose good your columns are earnestly devoted, that I venture to trespass on y our indulgence by a few remarks on ...

... MR. BRIGHT AND ElMIGRATION. EnliRq h ii nf A I - .. .. . -tto ?? 11,131 XII.AJt--kiVL)lN. The English mail of August brought out, in several of. the home papers the copy of a letter addressed to NIr. Brigdht .NI P. for Bniminghamn, by Messrs. Cornish & Bruce the rallway contractors in which they offer to findd emlploymnent for O1( 10 ason s and 2000 navvies. This letter was repro- duced in all ...

... At an annual meeting of the Loyal Order of Druids, held in the Town Hall, Oxford, on Monday evening, among other persons present were the Right Hon. E. Cardwell and Mr Langston, the members for the city. In the course of the evening Mr Cardwell made a very in- teresting speech, from which we take the following passages: ' We stand nOW at a period of peculiar interest-we are measuring not by ...

... ThE BURBS CWBN'NARY FESTIVAL AT ?? THr CRYSTAL PALACE. -: -^ The arrangements for the conduct of the Burns Festival at the Crystal Palace, on the 25tb inst., are now nearly comnpleted. Our readers:are aware that the directors of the Crystal Palace some time since offered a premium of £50 for the best poem which should be composed for the oceasioq. In reply to this invitation tiedirectors had ...

... WHI Contt, DEPMiTTRE OF THE PRINcE Or, WALES FOR ROM £ .— Preparations are being made for the departure of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales for Rome, Which will take place on the 10th or 11th inst. The Prince will be accompanied by Mr. Tarver, his two equerries, and his medical attendant. The Prince will take with him three carriages, and a suitable number of horses and servants. His ...