... Mr. Roebuck taking infinite pains destroy himnelf as public man. tie , caretuily himself about, the vrry falsest position that En glish Liberal politician could possibly occupy, and lie resolutely t-lit on keepii:g it. 110 never opens lis mouth now in public except pro. bounce a Kmper r, to express unbout.ded faith in pt per c institution of moat du'i value, and censure a people v. are ...

... New artloles got without delay. Exporters and ohemlsts may reoeiva a list- »* Infant Mortality in Enolasd. -During the last year the women England h»»e borne abo a 2000 ohlldren a day ; but death struck down abovo 1300 day, and redooed the natural ot population little more than 700 a day. To prodnoa a reduction so high a rate of mortality object of the deepest solicitude, not only to parent*, ...

... ' The Inquiry was resumed at ten o'clock on Friday morning. Edward Dudley, fireman of the excursion train from Brighton In which the mishap took plaoe, was the first witness examined. He stated just as they entered Clayton Tunnel the signalman showed the red flag within about two engine lengths of the tunnel. The moment he saw put on his break and ran the hand down. They had entered about i ...

... The Mexico Grievancsl —We are requested that the memorial to £arl Rus-ell in relation ■ 6 ll condition of the republic of Mexioo will lie for signature at the Exchange Nesr*>rooin this day (Tuesday) only, prior its bolng sent | Manchester. Obrell, F obd, d Lith erl and Nkw u . The foundation stone of this ohuroh will be iaid to-morrow (Wednesday), at Orrell-hey, Lltherland, on the site granted ...

... LATEST AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Military Intelligence. - General Denis Herbert, one of the senior Generals of the army, 13 dead. Lieutenant Maunder and Cornet Smith, 3rd dragoon guards, have died of cholera India. Russia anij the United States.—Prinoe Gortschakiff directed the Russian envoy make the Emperor Alexander's letter public the people of the United States through the newspaper press. ...

... EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONPE YESTERDAY. to Yesterday, at noon, the last sentence of the law was gi taesried into effect upon Peter Mastormani, aged 22, late an a private in the Royal Artillery, who was hung in front be oef the Rent Counity Prison for the wilful murder so -of Martin Murphy, a sergeant in the same service- fil 4Jelcraft, as usual, being the executioner. Thera was a be -crowd around ...

... WHEN the whole parish is polled thie Cemetery Company finds itself in a woeful ;i minority: but in the Local Board of Health its interest is very strong. And thus yester- day ?? determinedonly, however, by the small, majority of' three votes-to rejeqt Mr Mois' prudent ameadmeut for deferring action until a legal deoisioa had beea obiaineld, .. a4d to purchase the five acres of newly laid out ...

... CO)RRESPONDENCE. NOTICES TO COiUM.SPONDENTS. Au lciters intenef fer publicatioon muit be accompanied by fitc namef and addreses of the writers, not nsecsosrfiy for pubiicoR, utd for the informatoof the Editor. Vorstponetints who set apny spccel ?? upon their cons muneatisons must keep copias of them, da see cannot tneder^ bake to rehusr unteood contsibutuios. ?? D,-We keep no records of ...

... A YEAR OF CHUROH REFORM. (From thc Liberator.) ?? havo now before us the 13th general report of thi Ecclesiastical Commuissioners. . . . A bishop-one of the Ecelesinstiral Conrmibsion-is a gniner by the past year'5 efaort at *Chsuch iReform. Weo had thought thlat granits out of the funds of the BEclosiasticul Commission towards bishop's palaces had ceased for some years past, but we were ...

... THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON TEE H1AM PSTEAD JUNCTION RAILWAY. LATEST PARTICULARS. At am1 carly hour yesterday morning large bodies of work- men were engaged in making arrmagements for removing tim engine from the position in whiell it Ims rested since it fell over the hlsbankmenst oil Monday evening. A tem- poramy line, which hlad been censtructed up the embanck- insit, was strengtbened by ...

... Pr~CQI~- M o slY OPINION. ,WiIA\ 01! -itlcls' ?tqPiaes. ]-The French have neg ?? for'ome,.tring, When they first occu. COD pied the city there was little expectation of the events lf by which Italy has been since transformed. The only PlO ' revolutiofl then apprehended was that which Louis bin Napoleon' bad made it Lis mission to combat, but for tha that spirit there is now no room. Unity ...

... ., i.l; B. ; iY ON FOREIGN; * A 4. W X ijt , ?? A F A I R ?? ?? ' , ! ' * The annual meetitg aiod Ainer of thb' He~rts Agrirule! turdl Sebietywes hlodd on' Wedmsesday. at $Iitahind Sir B. ~c ytton, ino aclencwledgirire'a toast said- ~Since-Illast addressed y6u:1n our aunursi meetingsgrt chan1ges have pksaid over th; Old' Wrld' ai~d' be.Nsw LAtme entrest y~our, peiwi~si~n to speak ~of those ...