... ARRIVAL Of1 THlE AFRICA. Sece (From our owna Correspondent.) WOit Liverpool, March 22. thou hue,- Britids band North Aincerican ovlesd 'Madl steam-hip ~ihic tRIVE-.1 Captain MooClue. rie tc ae su ongtfo pose tc~en York, wsbenee- slit sailed on Wednesday the: 11th inst. they tidsthce nails, and a [fair anseccict of cargo, thed Africa ro ltforty ?? and baa ,12; dois. in -~eroti TI En eieht. Tin' ...

... (OATBRIDGE-MTHRCH 2G. m 1 -Y .terdav. a woman name IM!¶LUENT TIFFT. -Yesterday, a woman named Margaret M'GI inlay or MIitchell, a hawker of sniall wares, having no settledl residellce, was apprehended for theft of a pair of blan- kets, from Coats House, the residence of Thos. Jackson, Esq., while the servants vwere engaged in another part of the hones. M'Ginlav had eone in by the back door, ...

... INCOME-TAX -PROPOSED CHANGE IN' THE I ASSESSMENT FOR SCOTLAND. (From our London Reporter.) A Select Committee of the House of Commons, presided over by Mr. Horsfall, has commenced its sitting, for the ptr- pose of inquiring whether it would be practicable and advan- taogeons to consolidate any of the establishments now go- verned by the Boards of Inland Revenue and Customs re- spectively, or ...

... (From the Manchester GOardian.) The outbreak on the part of the recipients of relief at L Stalybridge has assumed a more serious character, and there is some reason to fear that days must elapse before order is completely restored. The causes of dissatisfaction we have E already reported; it will suffice, therefore, to say that the principal grievance is the adoption of a ticket system of ...

... BISHOP MOMIAPnTY AND THE IRISH NATIONALISTS. (From the Dublin CorreiponldeOt of the Morning Post.) The conduct of Dr. IMoriarty, in suppressing the Ito- man Catholic Young TIfen's Association of Tralee, because of its disloyal proceedings on St. Patrick's night, meets with general approbation. It may be regarded, in fact, as a de. claration of war between the Nationalists and a large ...

... LONDOIN, UIAIIC H 2l. Z t1 1 IL 't rd t' I an itt' a1t SIZn IdU i ci' J'Z I - l t1 ' p IMAde citT zlt'tal, ~~ti a I I tI~ t Ig IL'IIabe1OXI-kl' f mt-,~ '1 I I l Ila I ?? s ili'i'mlii'I Iti situ' ad' biling thou ii ''it be Qltt' ?? 'SIl ic ito do Ri', :1 tli or'uglI ly 1' 'alIIe 4 ?? M>' tilil. ITh ?? ?? ' ?? has ?? i'i'Xiii'; I IO jlepaatloti Ili itt s Wohite' ?? stt lc ?? ?? t114-11 havte ?? ...

... THE INSTTIZRECTI:ON IN-POLAIN-D. (From the Times' Corrsespoudeflt.) ILy a proclamation of the 12th inst., w hich is signed by Laneiewiecz, and counter-signed by MI. Valery Tome-cynk], his Secretary-General ae fieteriii, we learn that the Polish Coveincient is already formeed. The Government is com- posed of four perisocs, who are at the head of the Depart- sent-s for War. Finances, Foreign ...

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... IHEAD QUAtR'ERS OF GEN. LANGIEWICZ. - -- -ril~f i HEAD.QI,-AlttlJiD ear A letter from Breslau gives the following description of I the campy of the Polish Ceneral: The canp is said to offer a very interesting aspect. The s troops, altilou gh far f lrota looking like regulars, need not shun i a compason with the enemy oni the score of general outfit. Thir only shortcoming is in the important ...

... LONDON, MAROR 215. Tim DsXNDoAan PSAL.-D i3 petitia i, Whicol was before the Committee of P rivileges in the House of Lords on several occasions during the last sessioln, was to have continued oni Tuesday. The ease, how- veer, is ?? so 0 Thie petitioner, the lon. ! Captain Cochrane, ?? the taird son of the late ! Earl, clairmted the peerage on the ground thtat their |mother, Katharine, the ...

... owl A m -. N-- iens hnd (-i zetts of March 21.) (Fioin the Australian uand New Zealand Gazette of March 21.) The discovery of gold in various parts of New Zealand appeals destined to exercise a much more important infla- a ence on the future of the Britain- of the South than was L at fildt anticipated. Assumed at first to be but partial and a local in its deposits, no person seemed disposed ...

... LO ?? LELGIN AT AG IA.- i.Tir , .N t IA I P11 EiS. V-i ma-e e ?? inzteresting extracts frona a letter OoaieWI;l, v -owig fli.- r in the 11 tt Native Infala-y toy Lit father it!U ;iaisg',o A.It , Kcra, lth February.I 180.t. l-ri Elg, ?? le1- on thc 12th. HIe casne ?? .txv, e, ; iiz vl -h stayed durilng the d13y Xneal tl -tn ithich is iust acrots thlit river Jna'?n. i1l~i--, thien- ;Ir f'-r lihs ...