... r?p?n?e. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, All fetter8t intended for pu ication must be accomepaenied bys tloe names and addresses of the lariters-, not lnecessarsily fee' pbliscafsoos, but for thre information of the Editor. £corres'pondent's wh7o set any sp ecial value, upon thir Corn- msunicatioses must keep copies of then, as via cannot under- take to return unused contributions. We believe there ...

... LATEST N EWS. (By Electric and Ynternatiional Telegrap7h) OrFFiC, TUMPL BUILDINGS. NEW STIEET.. F RA N CE (Reuter's Telegram.) PARIS, Saturday, 1.15 p.m. The Bourse very inanimate; the uncertainty respecting political affairs being the sole cause. Rentes, 68. 3.20 ?? closes rather flat. Rentes, 0'7.90; money, 07.85 on account. I T A L Y. (Reuter's Telegram.) MILAN, Saturday, Feb. 19. Vie ...

... NEWS OF TRE DAY. TiE assembling of members in London for the open- ing of Parliament to-day has stimulated a vast amount of club gossip as to the intentions of Ministers. Amongst the rumours is one to the effect that Government in- tend to proceed with the Reform question not by bill, but by resolution, the reason for this course being as- sumed to be that an adverse vote upon resolutions ...

... MR. BRIG aT'S BILL. An Occasional Correspondent of the Catedonian .A2cureiy, who is, we believe, as well informed on Mr. Bright'sviewsas any man we knowof, writingfromLondon, says:- Mr. Bright's bill Is understood to be prepared and printed, ready to be brought in at any time on a few days' notice, according to the usual forms of the House. Of course it would be thought disrespectful to ...

... - I pistrio 'Reivs. DUDLEY. TEE. FATAL AcoODms;T THROUG1 A SKIP BECOMING UX- ?? Tuesday afternoonlast an inquest was opened on the body of William Stringer, a collier, fifty-six years ot age, who was killed by being precipitated down the shaft of one of Messrs. Cochrane's pits, at Woodside, on Friday -afternoon last, a notice of which appeared in these columns onnTesday.. The inquest was held ...

... ImIlughamp'Ag Woof, V WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2,1859. TENuRE was a time when an Indian Prince, the qNOD of AnCoT, was politically master of twenty English boroughs, and could, through his agent, send twenty members to Parliament. We have happily outlived the days when power could thus be concen- trated in any hands possessing money or influence sufficient to buy it; but although probably no waiter ...

... EAST WORCESrERSHIRE ELECTION. MEETING AT BALSALL HEATH LAST EVENING. List evening a meeting of the supporters of Mr. Paking- ton was held at Hr. Clulee's, the Wellington Arms, Mary Street, BalsalL Heath. Mr. Councillor BR¢IGGS presided; there being also present, amongst a tolerably numerous assemblage, Lard Ingestre and the Hon. F. Lygon (as representing Mr. Paki Aton, whose continued ...

... FRANCE AND TMIE EAST. (Eueaaer's Nqleyram.) MXSEUILLEm, Februsry 2nd, two p.m. The steamer has arrived with Constantinople advices of the 26th of January. The report is premature of the dismissal of the Minister of Finance. The publication of the decree dismissing him, is said to have been prevented by RIiza Pshs. Three hundred merchants signed a petition against stock-jobbing, which petition ...

... Qt lattropolis. .,A1CarNsEs TRopiY. -A very handsome piece of brass ordnance has been landed at Cihatham Dockyard, having been brought home from China, where it was recently cap- tured' by our forces at the storming and taking of the Bogue Forts. This gun is of -splendid workmanship, and from its peculiar construction and great size was doubtless prized by the Chinese. It weighs nearly 10 tons ...

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... . -8istritt 'Retug.,; 0 ? ? -, I DUDLEY. THE GUARIAN~~S ANDS THlE Wosercicusz As'voINTMANE5,-TO th, £ditm' of tlee s-irmiaham, Dauily Post.-sir, From readingihe' report, in the jouj~tal of Saturday week, of the Board of Guardians, it seems thsey are determined to appoint Mr. and Mrs. Stillard as Mester and Matron of the N~ew Union Workhoeaae. I think It is hardly fair that there should be such ...

... ?? nobillmte. - SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-A boy of 16, Nathan Willis by name, whose parents reside in a court off Hornby Street, Liverpool, was killed on Sunday by a blow on the head with a potato thrown by one of his playmates, John Sands. Sands was brought before the local magistrates on Monday and ?? N~ewss. Loss OF AN AuSTRIAN SHIP, WITH ALL HANDS, IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL.-A ...