... -1 l not-lest Sor vveeks. AllU o'ut'6f door~ 'ork,.but nooVIO$ mueck '3bon isis speqtedl'o WeLat'ehgi,'ltll~thf weathet~ ?? Thr e'eehv;xr, ?? us. from mnaitegr~a'hotbefr, nerfroezjptepsrng'dstfg; mekae~hemj~th. rthose ?? ale 'plgcslgr phudeI pots ,mipse .se.liberal in the .aEphcn ttnon hot deep.dn. Ass alq quantityr willi noon be cooledi and this rntst ot,bie..,ThneJ w~ho are proof aksln4't' ...

... CHLANGES IN THEOUSE O OF COMMONS. Many changes have taken place in the representa. tion since the ?? of the yer which has just drawn to a' lose. New members have been elected for the following places- Aberdeansbie-William Leslis, Esq., in the room of JLord Hsddo. who became the Eart of Aberdeen. Andover- IB. Coles;,Esq., In the room of AIder- man Wmlam Cubitt, 'who aceepted the Chiltern ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. GAME-LAW LORDS, The county magistrates of Worcester have been taking into their serious consideration the present state 6f the game-laws, At the Worcestershire eesfions, Sir J. Pakington and the Earl of Dudley gave it as their opi- nion that the laws which now protect par- tridges and pheasants are not strict enough. They accordingly adopted a memorial to the ...

... I MASSAME OF EUROPEAS. The Sydney, ?? received by theoverland, mall on Tuesday, cootin k nteeofa holble'mn sacre of *!r W11is, setler from Victorla, and his. servants, with thielr faie, comrising nineteen white people, by. he aborigies oa ?? 19th ofNOcto- ber. -The fo hg0,details of this whlesale murder are given. In the Queenlcnn dian:- On the 18th of October, a servant In the employment of ...

... COUP DETAT IN EINA. A telegram, dated Canton, Dec. 30 says :-A coup d'etat bastaken place at Pekln. ihe members ol the ea'blne have beet imprisoned. A new ministry leas been 'formed, iiaer the presidlncy of Pnce Kupg. The Daily Neces, remuarklng on the a'oove, says:-. ?? teelegram ahows that the polioy of the new em- .erqrhas atlast been decldod, andtheparty of peae .as won the day. In the ...

... OURrOONTEMPORARIE& ZUROPE -AD T'ru AmBICAN UNION.- ?? The short pamphlet of bil Sidney fi'snouf, entitled Europe and the American Union, strips off one by one all the glo0es and disvgises under which the real etate of America has bitherto been concealed, WlaVey is not, he says. the cause of the rapture. The government of the union s .ad done nothing to promote the abolition of slavery. The ...

... THE EGnLros TEssrIONIAL COMMITTEE held Its fist general meeting on Friday week, Lord Naas in the chair The hon. secretarles, In handing in a llit of subscAptions, announced that they had received from the lord lieutenant a most gratifying letter, ea- closing a cheque for 251,, which Mr. George, Xp., said was the highest compliment that the worth of the lamented nobleman had yet elicited. ...

... FLOGGED FOR SIG A TRAIN. -We copy the following from the ?? ke2cuery .-A correspondence, relative to the flogging of two pupils, has been published by George Jack. son, Esq., of the Manor-honse, Littlet Miarlow. it appears that the two sons of Mr. Jackson went on a vlsit to their grandmother at Evesham, In Worces. tershire, during the Easter holidays, and were to have returned on the 4th of ...

... AMERICAN AFFARS. Our intelligence from NOeW Yoxk isto the l1th. The leading articles of the reas 'relpecting ffng- land contain nothing of Importan~e. The Ricmorng Wheg, expreing the hopes of the sessionfsta ri. fenbg to Mr,. ewrpd's despitch bupon the Trent quesdton, thinks England ill renew her demand for an apology, or for suck avowal5 55 w g tee th; Brrtish flag from further hnaul The same ...

... j BRITISH TROOPS AT HALIAX. A correspondent of the lkornitg Ster, writing S.a Halifax on the 6th Inst., ?? 'Nlagara, Aus I tra3asLan, Asia, Adriatic, ?dagdalena, ?? stesmshlps arrived in port, 'and all, except the latter, emptied their living. cargo of troops on our Inhos. pitablr-looking shore.. The weather. was very tem! pdstus and bitterly cold, with an almost cojistnt fall of snow. As ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. Prophets of evil.are never wanting, but this journal has had more than its share. We have seldom been atl the pains lto answer our enemies. We have worked, not quibbled, to confound them. We answered them last week with Our Thousandth Number! We put forth this fact in no boastful spirit, but only with the reasonable pride which is the just due of all who ...

... THE SPFANISE EXPEDITION TO MRX(Cl. The Spandsh Rteamer Francisco ?? arrived at Havsnnah-on the 28th ulb. She reports that the Spanish Expedltion-arrived at Vera Crnz on the S8h,. and' that the governor of that city had twenty-four hours to dec[de if be would abandon ib. The gover- nor replied that te had instructions to abandon the city as soon as be psreeived tbab he eould not reslst tl'e ...