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... I RORTUN'SR &STEFSP DISCOVERIES. The following interesting account Is from, the London and Ckjna Tdergraph:-In our las number we mentioned that Mr, Fortune had returned to this country froma botanical tour in JBapa and Northern China. We are now enabled to state more -fuily some of the results of that Interesting expedition. Many new trees and shrubs of great beauty have been discoveyed, all ...

... TWO ClHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH. A shocking occurredne lately took place In a bxdck yard In Huti roi, in the borough of Ashton.under Lyne, by which two children have lost their lives. Bad another lies In a moat precarious state, The case Ii rendered, still more melancholy, ?? little doubt the catastrophqewa caused by, the wick. ednesasor mallcousness of a boy six years of age. It seems that Kr. ...

... DEPA16URE Of~' *zihi~t.I O's o a yVftrnroou1 tn 'Qutean!itWlidierty the 2.35 trsin of the SoutEh-wesW in raiway, ter' Malesty wsa acso papad by rie jpior notmbers of the roy~lfimly. ?? lii ,atcioriner: occasiors: aince the death of the ?? 'naocrte her 'Majes:y ,observed he' strictesi privacy, and prqeeedla to the station from the castle thiouh! the siope, ot oeasg the Datoheot-ad from the ...

... WIAT SLL WE DO I WITH THEM? safe condition of our London stre ets, it hasawakened the fears of men not tijaidated, has brought forward. many Ed doctors. On the one hand we find ?? windows packed with knives and .o edusters ;- on the other we: see the en, .papers filled with correspondence, in °'tihe conlict is described as gormandising Bah his term of imprisonments and laugh- bt'o ats all ...

... 'I POSITION OF PARTIES IN ENGLA. I i ! , BY LIEUTENAIT-GENERAL T. PERRONET tHOMPSOM. The meeting of parliament hag thrown additional light on what was by no means obscure before. . The two parties li the loglslature who are In poa- sesslon of substantial strength, demonstrate an under standing, that one sha3l not trouble the other by a struggle for the name of office, so- long as a middle ...

... lT. TEO, A, 2 ?? first ViLZO2 6 :DE we Yorkl~ jith ?? flriuchoftuertntebyebforibttos asmayh bear of istwns whetheri *O btain ieose ofn the showr uo~for oba, ma a Sambstfoon asneeed Isny noltaL ae.d iob v , nbo sboot Wl have befgliat ynesoftv . Itih. If te wnner ofleaing r~ae wllo out n ists n. of their tfoberlyeiahe pubheh thelr pacc - mlay ben pa iI'Mr.'--ts-' 'intohe firsetierize'iy'twetOlW ...

... :S :; -S U T ; , > I - . -S ! hATEST. SUotMMARY. ,;IYesterday, tho letterass at ihe General Posti office and t66. everal brancneees obtained, In he office ?? Mi'e graad ni otherplaces, with. out the fnterference of kie autheritles, ?? of P Wouenad dgnatures to their petitlons to both houe ?? for&a WHOMORilatstY Inquiry ?? thiekir equ of, pay, and tbe evilsof the exiating systel of class ...

... A- LLEGED PiOfXIG OF. ALADY. - InsdD ;mrne, , ::mplarys yez-mes the Plough. tavern , Kensdgreef, the inquiry bouehlng the, death of Mo. Frances Phillips, aged Svrxty lveii who was alleged to ha~vebeeu poislon~ed, 2wider vrery extrordinar clrouinsbalCeil, ...

... ., ; , ., - _ . . .. The figt volume of the census for Englansd, which li's' juat'eesn lisused, shows the numbers and distra- bution of the people in the several parishes and: 'lpees. Ap abitractof the, returns was published; last year; a careful revision of them shows that e.l the 8th:of April, 186the he population ?? anu Wales, with the Isle of Mlan and the Cbannel. Islands, inclding the ...

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... |OREIN INTELLIGEITE. I XFANUE 'e 2 lt~apiimcZ ldng tci 'spiedhh delvered y Senior Collixtes fin, the tpish senat'e, owyd ` The Froenh gp4-nment canld , pit remain. insensible to the ?? Senor Collanttes, the sense of which was, however,; weaaed ,in the foliowmi i sittigi by Signor CollgnQtcs III= . Zf Franme adds ?? It is asserted that M., agrro i a depasnded from the $panishgbvep ent epra~t ...