... .OBBERY AT THE ADMIRALTY. W~Na Sir John Pakington launched las t week into a most unfair attack on his late colleague, Captain Carnegie, it was certain that the world would not be long unac- quainted with the other side of-the question. Captain Carnegie has accordingly published such'an exposure of Sir John Pakington's conduct towards him as will make that most respectable county magistrate ...

... BT ) LR InT,,,IO: ELEORIA: .U. Richard: Bbackburn, L~ondop-~well, Ion~don, ta~ilor 'William'W~ilser, Maidtone' victualler Isnae Gecrge Casper, Notwlcl s'hOO manufacturer Williham Nathaniel Wynn, Greetwicb. aucdoneer Jobh Latch, Bristol, Catdid and Newport, Monnoutlibs- bsipbroker' 1johni utchilnson Stothart, SwItnfeetj YorL saddler Marki Batou and John Benton, Leedoi bailders. bANVCRUPTCY ...

... BRISTOL ATHENAUM.- I~e nsusl meeting 'of th-e shareholders and subperibers to. ~iltetltin was held on Thureday' evegglig In the leoture' ?? iwas taken by~sr. I.F. Alken (one~of tbevine. Pideet),%bo wag supported on the platform by-7Leears. M!. ,, IIIh~r HaslBell~ WR; Miller, P. Et Witld, -Weh1b,l I, p CNLL(Ibun. seO. having reid 'the, notibe convening lsrt,, Cog,,r d the following'! ~1;, . ...

... (From the Times' Citg Article of Monday.) - :It had been arranged ?? should be a holiday 4At the Stock Exchange, but owing to the momentous I intpslligence of the ultimatum of Austria, received on Thursday, there was a large attendance, and the I 1xcha ge was opened. The first price of Console was exi 9; a to't, exactly one per cent. below that of Thursday, |e, Saud sitter some fluctuations ...

... ; - 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 ...

... BBRITOL, CL1TON AND WeST iOfiNfxtA)D ., ?? ' ZOOLOGICAL, SOCT !; So0ciety ,wa&.heldi~at the Society's Gardens,~ OIL Wedniesday, 'mornaing lit; under the,presidonoy~ of Zr; RoGoosa.1..-I-]~ t'Q i~ ~Fheu~nitAN, ontaking '~iihi et,referred' withr oraberit t6406tqntib corn ?? deaih' of'Mr.I h ?? ender tiheir propcfl til yapbie: '6 Mdr. F. ,aRacoERi; the hn., so~retsry,.rad.'.theiA0MMitta'B~ ht ...

... MiI SCELL ANE OU S, PRovaVR ISOPROVED.-The nearer the churob, the further 8 yen wieh the abominable bell.-Punch. v IANOTIIER GOG IN VIEW.-It is proposed to erect a statue to the memory of John Hunter. What hue John Ilunter done to f deserve that indignity ?-Poenh. f- A CANON. o When a Bishop is sick, The Parsons are all in a stew, 0 For a vacant bishoprio v Is then In the Parsons' view. e The ...

... IBRISTOL SCHOOL. OFX MINES.- -The lecture on Moaday'last Pwis ?? q idinnger of ?? Western %ottaoxWdrktthe suijeotbeiug, I IaThe13 oonomyof iteam.t Theleaturewaoillustrated Wvith seve. 1 ral.wiell-exeouted diagrams, and by a-workiog modielof aboller , end iitted up with water-gauge, water coghse, add seteia gauge. I Thie model, Mer fVioikrs-observed, was the-exaoti molei of ;the -ends of the ...

... IN~hIO~d~t36PTEH~ TOR YCANDIDATE OniPriday, a pubii ne4~weig etrsI h Cier!ve 'literest~wa5~held at~the WhIte~1Ljblioitel. fori~the purpoue o Bool'il~~.mon aftoe? ?? Mr. Blade t lar0e i~lt-VaWe1 o~pnidha nnujdtrpua budy -,i ?? Imugtthemo ?? ~ orhmlebsr ed ~.fhippen, Thomas Daniel, jaunts Ford- Thomas Dangdr.-,IB'. d w uk. W.!Fri . J.'e TFig~'Jh Itn TO.U991 F.i Joke, Heaf.,lneD.T.i; CoTisODHj ...

... We av god eaon fr eiliptig that the boobooss W befo~ te Huseof ommns hic itwil be necessary to dis- pos owil b go trouh b te 1thinstant, eo that fits o prorgaton my tke paneon tat ay.The dissolution would A Immeiatly ollo ad te ne wrte ould be issued u~se same BUCKcaouAwasnut.-Mr. Disraeli has publiehted the following. ,h letter' to his constituente ?? Gentlemen-A parliamentary el majority. ...

... ABNGDONl -Mr. Godfrey Hu~dson, Conservative; has com forward in opposition to Mr. Na~rls, Liberal. BEAuOIAlis.-The5 Tory party ~iavei Induced Mr. Hampo Lewis to offer himself against the' ,late member, Mr. Stanle. ( BERINctOUAN -Mr. T. D, Acland who represented Ws Somerset from 1837 to 1847. has been brought forward by the ji~ Tory party; and Mr. G. Bodingtoo also announces himself In 41 ?? to ...

... .;MI$CE-LLi;NEbOUR. THEwJGMneL-oR' Xy ?? .od,'Landy of Thread. needle-etrget.-Punch. - - I ' Ten 'Csi IXN COm i A Di-Si40uld.SIT.Jamea auceed in bringinj. his nephew; into Parlisiaent;,-At will be aeiiital-inn- provemrienj tobhangb the name'of Cir ia, ,, t Tows,Z.Puurd. , . .. of CarIse to tlp I of Grham's ~! I M[arsh, the Misitsi of.t pelne,1ounds, and who'haa iately m'ade himeelf ao ...