... Cci~utCAS -A 1~ath0CoUt1yCO tl~arts't weetk, a Pe~OP u'emedf De'avid l~ia~ts be agl ~ner atio Uhaina the-bversrers of ystslyferad bit the easeewas ' ?? but Of 8e ito It, excited .conelde atbl o i hiterest. e important pranliple beingIbyov~d.Theplaintiff formerly kept apbifos ?? Yatalyferg T cald ju~gl llwayZ, the license of which-had 'latterly been withdrawn, In ?? h houseibelow-ratid undje I ...

... C gA= - =rDAY, APRI 185 SATURDAY, butm 30, 1859. O -Tas news last week induced a relief that the cloud which is had for some time lowered over Northern Itai* was on su the point of bursting F and-to day, we regret to state, the a be egrdd.Thesupiios tathae~been at various a perod eprssd f te xiteceofa sert understand- tri lu ?? ?? renw unmistakeably of 'confimd. h approaching strie between ...

... ' ?? NS, ,,DIST9?0 T?'Nsws- ? -.1 -li, ONI ?? ~W~~llliarng ?? SatefilsCo~d ?? qnausa sa 'wMagi ,r te of He~i irsfoxisnd Tt, T ~Outh ?? ed ba eenseol by nsi stey (Mr.- ;~wydd `to'W~r5dO0r zd5tl\' ?? Sethatllkes HiciiiB3ecK, Bart-.,'Wllitttlpr~S ?? Wm~. Henry Harford, Esq., of Hnoy ?? qukhadid as mngistrates of GIocsesisls ek ,~The body ofMrs.D,nilMrhwsfloe otegaeo Thursday, At: $61ath ebrob e ...

... SE Go IAi f { j9ST O 'L -DA~k ;tinrt romife2 to be ,. neether sY p to the period Of Oue writ pnelni. I s cI Avoraidble for the ?? ISa oeorfpsi aG degrees V oler' , thaenone could. wlnh but still It is bright end open, and the anit, o'roe. : - - ?? , I ?? . iju' jjjti'mg e iljnS*111 ,hines approvingl Y; u Lsingc Vmtt ID VTrodeTipgahAl..Mr. Chutejhas ?? Into As e1ngagement' wlhafirtragedian, ...

... I . ?? - - ? I I , M . !Fluor *TO the Elditor of The Briskil Meei'cry te SsnIIWiwIl you ilet me jay that I. for one, am au o oi'h railng ut oun th edgeof'thdo liff ildfront of the OWbseraory.' I aprehnd~hr~uh te Mrchat y jtrrs. -It. J quite I.an imprvemntgivng he eol mO~ filehd 'appearane a April 5th, 18590.V~ili ToJe. to thee Editor of the, Bristol. MercbrY. Sin-Presnmijag -that the Great ...

... , IOmp9 MSIO NS. f A ieeting,1 having f or ibtsobjet .the ferthbranaof ?? missn 'In' oobnexlon 'wltb the. ?? artd Gionoesterbife Gongregationdi'piont, 'was* heldlon'!Wedresday' evenintg *til .Brldgb.stieet bh'apei. 'T~h'atten apieowasa qnnnmerou' 4 hymn ,aying be abuig. i 'ryer,'ofere ;byiheEer. t. Tjbe'tCEAw:B ...

... ' ' CORPOR -.TION OI 'II P1OiL, ' 'The ~nnuatmeeiing of this CorporatIon was helodenThursday.. whek the Governor;, the offlooers, nd'many of -the ?? and chur~obwardens, as also the .chlldren ?? GovenorDepty-Gveror, nd ?? the ensuing, year. The Right WorshIplte*MAYOR naie4 yelgsi BP~ech, proposed Mr. 6 inons r-.olna~vro ?? Cdjorptorain amd Chimnof thie floard'o urln. a advefrted to ?? efica4 ...

... 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 ...

... Allf 'Parliamtotarg, praafflngo- HrOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, April 7. Their lordehips met at 5 o'clock. The Earl ofBIIPON presented a petition from the Chamber of Commerce of Bristol in favoutr of the Thames Watermeon's Bill. The Earl of DEaflY, in movieg the second reading of the BEast India Loan Bill, stated that he intended on Monday to move ~a vote of thanks to the Governor-General, ...

... e I Lengthened details on this absorbin question will befound in ti our second page. The following additional particulars reached us yesterday. THE QuESTION CLEARL.Y STmTEID.-Sir James Graham has published a spirited addreso to 'the eleotors of merry Car- I lisle. After recapitulating the political events of the last month be says - The Ministers of thu Crown regard this resolution as ...