... '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 ...

... I=E NWXq13)S A.LY i T dDTE TheNo~t.~ o M[a ~doaa~udo th ?? ,e11:ofth GI X 'peI5*Io~he> emperu of 'th 4 ' ~tlton beain, he ad ae~ f th corp ?? @'Theewpcro, 1n *epIy toaount my Who , sented'eeadsg si d: 'Th9e adhesionoitccX 3u~lail'tbumo .va viabge ?? d' euslon of the ?? offlered a specceh worth of fo~t he llbertyifspeechceauses themt1o be b~ siene, the puli often tae enc fortai escence. But ...

... REGPTION COMMITTEE FOR ARTISAN 1 0 :. VISITORS OFS 1862, 7: i .~ - - : To6 BLAICHEAnd JBinoLD, ESQb-Sfr-I see with pleaiure the formation of a counil of gentlemei for the above purpose, and fully conur n your r marks showing the necemssity fi It. As a member of the- committee which' last year, organised' the working men' otexcurion to p 1aria I flY aree to the expending e banee I en ia0 sONe6 ...

... ?? ?? $&mx k -jiay~giv ?? radbbo asid interesting account o the Thaplage-the eeils who Are now devastating ,vast. Boxtiqopte , ise ?? f na single Ohinese of AO h ~ cor m 7re, e of ll h te ed 0 On the eotral~, wherever the Tsepings ap. I . qne, billf- ?? roperty Imoved-away before them. They have no-regular qUiNI bwrof ally lgeop pat.m owl o la, ohl Ie~4 eo ,,y SDO re 0Ma: ,oI ,Tha Wi.. ° . ...

... )44p.? 9 ;? - , I ? O !.-Mli ?: I RICA T- I 0 Alit' ?? ci . I ; PDB'RAL; OVtJ1'A' ON OF CNBYLLL REPOBTI w DVZIZD, OF TH AMY DAVIS BA iT OGIS Naw TORY,,Mrl ,Mrig Th!e feaa oe;pto 'f - ! . 'v ' ?? o°' : i : I: confirmd.v GEm s a il' l 4 .tVsa surroundediho cederatotni hero',' ?? .ern bEOlltto1Ia. . s eweriu: fdt e'2 ih . hh e ~ ...

... TO_001 ~~JiJ'N A.i ,_I selvea~k s tht gibilit ei rdfal 388 i'f a ZmP Tt~tf gD 1 r B purcha a th e~ tarnolabl: . W. 0. X-The ~ ~ Gay ad o. A COSIU YAVADAR1M L h ,lace the money at depeali h th dn a Wes 'anater bank. A READIJL.-YOU cannot recover. IL NIOHOlK-We. cannot: Inset Guy ese unalm it cdomC rougb ?? rua roporter. RAs L. EL W. A UP Wawr MW=ZL3D s-r 3ONAH- oU nno eaally aud the letter in a ...

... ALLOYDS WEEKLY- I X D92:NEWT I 1. -- -~ I :-lELORD CACELLORS Lay BILL.I. When the Lords pass, a bill, says Mr. Disraeli, In one of his .brilliant fictlons, they caekle as if they had laid aM egg. This sesW' slon, it seems, wkilat the representative; of ,the people are to be idlM, or only to make a tempowary road across Hyde-park .ithe Lords, the representatives of their noble selves, me to ...

... :I -- -iLTEAi. VING -5H9 !T i'Z. I- - Joerhcikn a ?? J~ewr who keepua s leaving ,sho0^ .wideairies on the buswness of 1 general ael lI a Ik e.sreket, Poplarpzed atth Ties pdto~iolaiisiw r ay sum~monsw ahih cehrgsd' ?? b -ihe £& panbir kerjwlth&who a eor tilbiedstead hid beei pawsed for te a mamf 3s ld. did unlawfllh Y demand XoJamies Sp3f8drl, by vaytof plkon tho.umn of 2L lr efceea o t leg ...

... AMI tCIVILWAR. ,. l CONFEDER&TZ AVI VICTORY. From New york;. March A1, we' have Intelligence that the confe tdrhon-ld steamtship -Merrmao and the o ederate steimirs Yorktbwa James- town left Nor~folk on th morning of the 8th inatant, and attacke~d thefederl sdllng frsigaes Ournberand and Congre at themouth 0f Jaeriver, ;The :M11erslmao receield the ?? of the Oumberlase and COngress at 100 ...

... ?? ' ASTROLOGY AND IMMOOALIY, : i I - On Tnisday;'bW'i'iin Ldmbard, about .thtrt five -yearS of age, h6ils deaf and'dauiwas charged, at the Thames police-court, with ?? exerdsing the 'profesi on of afortaue-teller andd astrologer, ob- taming' money by false prettnces, and committing crimlnal'r assult on two young women. Ann Baker, aged forty, said she is the iqlfe of a sawveyer, anld ,iv~d in ...

... I 'll R q 5oo O P-LUga Aseorcereroffamne wa ohnlvlan, ais OnuI~ghas moter of ?? 1' p Iet-thsi, who was ea-ie oi tl f2fifa iii n-,& latieyear Zfteen'lnty,- ad ?? on fie antI ,hUl at Ediak~irg~ll a ,nith aftewards,: &tan, wid the ictenesW i oan wploh he was tried and convidc itrc to Inei i'w .hit~i ihoag bce ismo fithinhlikg hw he ?? bo iThonmssTrunbllD, forunot having $washed bin room ...

... |ALFliG Or A HOUSE IN HOLBOER. I ~ . -i MRACMlOUS ESCAPE OF TWENTY KRSoNS. Shortly before eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, great consternation and excitement were occadoned In the ielghbourhod of Little Turnstile, Holbora, by what at first appeared the fall of several houses, bearing with them their nmates. All the sho. keepers tud tradesmen In the vicinity rushed oun and were enoontered by a ...