... ALTHOUGH the expositionby Lord Stanley of the finances- of India is not -yet two months old, the country has just been informed, on the unexceptionable testimony of Lord Stanley's father, that the statement is perfectmoonshine. ' It may be remembered that we took'some exception 'atf the time to the enthusiastic anticipations of the Indian' minister; but as lie undoubtedly was in possession of ...

... ,LtO* . ,T TA PARTY,9. O. T HE jARR1.IV NEAFQVJA EXIES.; on Saturday lpst,a: third~pnrty of thipaoeboeuadofqesoli- tans who, with the gallant Poerio, have ad appily egya'pe,'from! the fangas of King] Boia'rvdh ?? 1, ia Ita~~ Ifr~ra Cork, end isltbduftii e ?? waittd ?? so demho~ijitrgte And' eptnahrctr as that~li~ldhfbinrid! the arrival ofuthe 'tw6 wreiobua'artlesf, wde are Isure ithatr the1l ...

... | i ROM9I C aNDJlTS. ?? ?? ,~uiW OUR d M41UM Ni Town-gl ib~ the Imemnfier asd dftrefda OA~ie' LterSr Iidethtt t~.'Xr.Artils is trulr at fie elocntionist and tin 7exaeilerit i diio~ seessidgs, aildh,' #o~erftil voice, adawl~idlie .petetadoIen gB hegreatesit oatlefe4ti~fl. ;jtbt,)ofLS;'BnThn GItetlApieB THAW tft'ezit.-O Monday last * opl U0'~5g~tothe~iuparjsbof~jt. Cuthblert'B, in'ti a jople'beo ...

... ; - SATURDAY, Aram 2, 1859. . . X THE REFOBRJDEBATE. DEFEAT ,OF TRE5 'G'XOERNMENT. ?? s Arnn a debate of seven 'nights, distinguished.throughout Ii .by the ability and vigour of the speakers,: the. House of a Commons divided on Friday morning upon Lord 'John g RAssell' riesolution.' The' 'resulo cannot fail -to, be ri regardeh with satisfaction' by the advocates' of Reform. | Although a ...

... .. - M Eb' FRIEND SOCIE..A AND: S EA NET.EL- UI5ON' __ __ _ __ ?? . . ,. .. C .. . The hiry-eghthannverarysery ced of ~hfs society have been held'during the jpsst ekintFltigChapel, on 'the, rov. OnSundy, sermons were 'praaohed'on be ?? of the' V foadrof te. On iety, aud'ofl ThurilaZ ?? annual meeticg) took piape on bpsrd the'Jeainefl' Chapbl, and wais ,4 nu4e cii ?? 0 s bee Prn ?? J Mit,,t~' ...

... I T,. L4IONt GZE'TTES.. II Fgcond Warwlekahirer ilitia.-Etde'! Davies KeeghtbtFaq., to be adJotaht.3Cii3;15,) 2t- Xl i~~l 'cK ?? ?? ie ?? baeca Keu;y'Suerton . fiip. I 'Second Warwichshlra hfilltl-r dJntautblleo' Davies Knight, to Poime}tct'be~lleeute~t ;a'iq ! ~Le ,ambert, Gent', to beI ?? ?? William A~eli lias S5eeni removied I Oxfordslelre Milltia.-Eeward Bamsay,' Gent;', to be eeelgn - ...

... : i 1 ^44 I at 'u ?? - , : -fr tAtugo+ -r 4 HOUSE OF LORDS-TEOsnDAi, March 81. The LOaD CaANcELLOR moved the second reading of a bill enabling coroners:to admit to bail persons found guilty of man- slaughter by coronerf judees. The bill was read a second time. The RailwayTickets Transfer Bill, tbe Vexatious Indiotmentsi .Bill, and the Evidence by Commission Bill were read a third time and ...

... j. ST.W MIY RE F CURCH., X, , ] OnL Thureda Ve~venig, Mr. UEOSIGE PAYCE delivered, at thle troylvii Aaditifns.1 After' briefly roferfing. o g l lastb wee~lts On~ttr '*rclcstaa Acieou~c''u l novelity '6f hme ofhe opiniotie then avacle etrr1 said lie feared thmtany ir~slslh hnhv xie commonly alleged,tereutdimivda ?? one,'hoWever, the defneso die reuie eddt evidenteslthky coudnoteiL Teeuc[fS ...

... FOREIGN INTELIGENCB. NDIA AND CHINA. Letters and Papers from, Calcutta, tvfb 2,~olg-KM'n*, Feb. 16; Shanghai, Feb. 7, a nd om ,°1, e received. * The following is from the Calut ftlibnlt of Feb. 2t. The excitement of the rebellion bas ceased. The Nana and gbe Begnm *ib thtelr ?? followeraslle bid in the forests of the Nepaul Teral. Rumours of submission or of the capture of tbe Begum reachous; ...

... I; MU You will see my race DO moie,';said a romantic young igd to her friends. Ab, Uls, are-yon going away from eulb; or do you intend taking to ?? to die, or dyer' A good oilten Is a peace-m aiker,- bul Iin a abina shop is a pleceakier10-oo. Tbere is generally thonght tW be a. great deal more plecinni in bringing*ori the goat than iD bearing It. Tine horee's cpatte the gift of'naturu; st ...

... SATURDAY. Ariz 21859. tw For a, variety of interesting -Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. Ie The Circulation of the BsyszoL MEscURr during 1858 was Upwards of' SIX THOUSAND per Wek, and e)eceeded that of any previous year. . The Maeruar .has for many years past been the Leading Paper in the West of England. . , U IT must have been the misfortune of many of our ileaders to A behold ...

... I MI - rB I l - ?? 49.T: .SEOT'j;TS-BB,TL ?? I Th'ele'turB'oa MoudityMiAO e gieb LiOeLkl BnoucGH, Esq.-, iqipe~tbi'df xiie,.OnI TWeGIse'a:ke~ ihi, ol iea n the fe' ag. rruhsi this'Paper. *as ownm menced before I left Staffordshire, aid its orgijDliptentionwSS to impart to-the-amners of that districot-ome information-sbout thc htntej and prppertiiw of tbase ?? ghes w~th wolb, for the paost ...