... I I 0 THE EDITOR OF TIM DAMLY NEWS. Ss, -Junet now that we are at our wit's end for cojton, halfof ourcotton operatives thrown out of workand a grievous uncertainty staring us in the f~oo whether this year's cotton may get be grown or saved at all in the Southerni ?? Stat'es, it may he of importance to inquire what ihas become of the project of a railway across Honduras. There ~is %no portion ...

... THE REVISED CODE OP EDUCATION. The following petition against the revised code in its amended shape has been presented to the House of Commons from the National Society for the Education of the Poor, as agreed on at a meeting of the committee on the 12th instant, presided over by .the Archbishop of Canterbury: To THE HON. THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM or GnEAT BurrEN AND InaLEm IN P~uLiAm ...

... During the last few days considerable anxiety bas been created amongst the bankers and merchants in the Citv by the discovery of a robbery of a registered letter, ,oatfiniig notes and cheques of the value, it is reported, of 5,0001., the whole of which has been realised in gold at the Bank of England. Upon waiting on the Secretary of the post-office at St. Martia's-le-Grand, our reporter was ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCR PARTS. []FROM OUR OWN COcPR sFONDDr. ] FRIDAY MoNsING. It was a matter of course that the Corps L6gis- latif would reject the amendment recommending the evacuation of Rome, which M. Jules Favre and the other Republican deputies proposed to the Address. ?? no one expected that it would do so by the immense majority of 254 v6tes to 5, especially as that amendment was in ...

... LONDOX GENERTL PORTERS' - , I LEER AXSOCI ToIOk. K. . I. 1., --Qa oday evening~thefourthnrsnaul mneeting of thie aso. I- oia'tion, est'ablished for grantir go pinsions to infirms uira.erbs; and to their necessitoa .widowseand ahildren, was: heldd l, the London Tavarn, the R4ght Hon. the L:rd Mayor- pre- 10 siding.r d The meeting was -well attended, and his lordship in b opaning the proceedinge ...

... )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 ...

... * [A mark () is attached to the Events discussed or more fully nar- rated in this week's ExaMloNEm.] AMERICA: F 0 REI GN W. Feb. 20.-Seven gunboats of General Burnside's expedition passed up the Chowan River in the direction of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. The Federals destroyed Winton. The Confederates re- tired to Murfreesboro'. Clarksville, on Cumberland River, surrendered, without ...

... LY 0iEDINGS IN E FENCH ,VLL RgESLATIVM B3O3DY - r~ R~ a he Address in the Legislative noay ens ?? i adere 01Unparalleled for the last twelve ~jt 1 e-igs opened with a, scene baetween Id. b- aol > 3tr I °r who resumed his seat id the r. I ' iIicard, -who is a RIepubicaiu, after rrJii remarkts, stated that the law on the press, D- m c i nuisters r and not the tribunals the ar- vi - irt I ft, te ...

... |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 ...

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