... PRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. MARRIAGE OF THE HON. S. J. CALTHORPE| WITH MRS. CREWE. LONDON, TucEsday. I have been respiring an atmosphere of orange blossons. Relays of fashionable clergymen at St. George's, Hanover Square, have been marrying more or less fashionable couples all the morning. The sacred edific rustled with the moving sounds of silks and satins. Pale and tearful brides in veils, one ...

... AMERICAN CONTRACTORS AND THEIR DOING S. home pleasanit exposures were made il the House Of Representatives, at Washington, on tho 1oth, by Mr'. Dawes, a member of the committee appointed to investi- gate recent Governmenit contracts. This gentleman sanid- The ver lirst eontract entered into by this Govern. tuent, after the troops had left their homes, in April last, to defend the capital-a ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All le~tters initended fur pu~bliacti must be accompanied by the names end iddres8eS e-f the writers, not necessarily for publication, but for the infotrmation of the Editor, Correspondents who set any special value upon their eon- ms niCationS must keep copies of them, as we cannot under- take to return unfused contributions. 1J. A. B.-It is smaller. The lines of ...

... THE JOURNAL Of SjkTUDmY will contain the Third Aricle oi the Local Adulteration Crusade, the Eighth Article on National Education, Gossip from Paris, ' the Moral of the Hartley Accident, &c., &C. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Will contain the 36th Chapter of Redwood Trevor-the Scene in the Bull Ring,-and Joshua Vernal's Recollections of a Trades- maW. TJB HARTLEY Prr Acn1DENT. ...

... (From our Reporter.) The committee of the Bronisgrove Mechanics' Institute held their annual sai1eC in the Corn Exchange on Wednes- day eveanill, when a large and respectable company assem- bled to partake of ten, which was served at five o'clock. After te, addresses were delivered, and altogether a very pleasant evening was spent. Tile Hon. ?? H. Wr. G. Calthorpe, MLP., presided, supported by ...

... (From flit Timstea Reporter. ) Nts.WcASTLE-ON-TYN1IC, MTonday MIoVtsiisg. At hallf-past three o'clock: yesterday miorning thle work of bringing sip the bodies of the sinfortutiate sufferers was, enuded]. At that time 199 bodies had beets recovered, and after at very careful search through the workings of the tuidldle scant, no more could beC found. Notwithstanding that the ventilation of the ...

... MR. (A LLAWAY AT WuOLYERIThIAIPTON-. 1,EPILY 'O 10 M. DlAlll)SLFY ON THlE CHL.'11C IDEFENCE QUE~STION. (Froolour Repori'er.) onl ?? evening the Rev. AN. F. tCallaWaY, Of ]ir- ininghaitin, deliveredI a reply to thle Rlev. J. liardalicy, Nvlio, onl Monday. the 20th instalit, ileliieied inl thle Exchange at ler:ture ox. the Chuirch of Englaiid, uinder the auispices of the C'tli ri, ?? ...

... NEPOTISM i.N AmsEriccA-Nejbotiam, it appears, is not peculiar to monarchical evil. Dowba are taken catre of in America as well as in England. Here is an extract from a Newv York letter :-Judgo Betts has been a jalge nearly half acentuiry. His son isclerk of the samie cour~t; ffate o hiein judge andI clerk, Are enabled to jyqI a dark tra verse, annt. hiaUI 40,1000 dollars a yoar out of the ...

... FrPomz tite {/Tnmei UZorr)espon een t. ) bIlt;'cito, Decenbear 2.) Mly last comnunication had scarcely been despateleed when it became generally known that an agreement Ihad1 beeti come to by England, France, and Spain with respect to the future of this country, and that a treaty had been signed on the let of Novetnber. All are anxious to learn the eourse likely to be aidopted by the allies. ...

... NEWOASTLE-ON-TYNE, WEDNESDAY.. It has been intimated to Mr. Matthias Dann, the Governi aleat inspector of mines for this county, that the Horrae Office intends sending down a properly qualified gentleman to attend the inquest to be opened on Monday; and there is every prospect that a full and impartial enquiry will be made into tho whole circumstances of the sad accidenat at Hartley, and that ...

... THE REVISED CODE. The adjourned annual meeting of the subscribers aned friends, of the Saltley Training College was held at the Provident Society's ooems, in Ann Street, yesterday afternoon. Lord Lyttelton presided, and amongst those present were the Rif~ht Hon. C. B. Adderley, M.P., thc Ven. Archdeacon Hone, the Rev. Dr. Miller, the Rev. N. Stephenson, the Rev. P. M. Smythe; the Rev. W. Lea, ...

... ASSAULT BY A CLERGYMAN, A late curate of Frome, the Rev. H1 F. Shaw, was up lbefore the magistrates on Saturday, charged with assault- hig a lady. The comllainant, Mrs. Brown, was the widow of an Indiall officer, atid her evidence showed the assault to have been very violent. She said:- I am tile wildw of Major Brown, an Indian officer, and am residing at present under the roof of the Rev. Mr. ...