... 1 SECOND EDITION. I AM RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA. SOUTHAMPOSx, Arnyr. 28. The Hamburg and American Company's screw steamer Teutonjir, from New York on the 15th instant, has arrived. She brings 150 passengers for Havre and this port; $8$j0GO for France, and I150 for Hamburg. On the lth, the Teutonia spoke the screw Bteamet Pennsylvania, from Liverpool for New York; and on the 23rd, the ...

... :~~~ ~~ ~ .- ~ :: I i ,, 'S ;I.,- , ; =:, I , ~ ( EBSEJY DOO1C &:*HARBL11i ' ;P]3OAB RD.. -I ,- The6 weekly moelntso the KerVY 'Docks. anil Hasr bonri bcard was ae yesa'ayd ay t the Dook Office, 'Revenue Buildingi.,. Mi. IBro~ckleban r'ade, MrP.,'Rl. ird. Man m oved B~h'ossitlubbatck o trhesi lo~lmnd atilsont kkaepia, o tender ofabia6WHlTamer Mra. Docki a having moveabth cofiratin o t ...

... THE CANADIAN MUDDFE. | The public mind is becoming conscious of a very unpleasant sort of confusion and mysti- fication about the Canadian defence question. The more it is discussed the less we seem to know about it. A few weeks ago we were led to believe that everything was ripe for a permanently satisfactory adjustment of respon- sibilitiea and burdens between our North American colonies and ...

... Yesterday, and the previous day, the Sheriffs of Warwickshire, assisted .Mr. Willes, of the Midland Circuit, and a Special Jury, held enquiry at the Queen' Hotel, into a claim brought by Mr. William Mansfield, brick maker, Birmingham, for compensation for damage caused to his property and works, by the construction of branch, line and level crossing in the neighbourhood of Mill Road Mr. ...

... SEWAGE TOWNS. The following is the substance of the ihirel report of the Sewage Commission, issued yesterday, and addressed to the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury:— As the results our labours, exteneling over eight years, we have confidence in submitting to your I»relships the following conclusions : —l. The right way to dispose of town sew age to apply it continuously to land, ...

... ?? -- tdtftl.? I i P ?? .. , Let usi! eudeavqurx Xto- ftrnii Isaac d 4ee 4 labyrinth,-at Ql9howr Junoi n ii5 hOW the ,vast, railway, trafflo qis there coidu cte4k4. Pion his,eyrie in the ?? ' m as ontha north side,,, that is.'the side IIearst the'tfhames- the Kensingt6n line. 'It .starts frm Cl passes along the so'uth-W0sternm, and by a ahtr) Quive finds its way acros 'the'bridge to Kensington ...

... , HULL GENERAL IN! RMARY. The annual meeting of governors was held yester- day in the board room of the Infirmary: the Mayor (H. J. Atkinson, Esq.) in the chair. The attend. ance was not very numerous. The report was unanimously adopted. In it the committee ex. pressed their gratification at being able to show that the funds placed at their disposal have enabled them to reduce the debt by ...

... ONIoN Seed, 2AcL per ounoe, growth warranted. Scarlkt Runmrs, new (very scarce}, 9a. per quart —At the London Seed Warehouse, J. H. CottreU's, 16, Bull King. Birmingham, one door below Moor Street, and opposite the Old Church. Don't ro the wrong shop. Catalogue* gratia. 102 Spring Mattresses. 00. have Patented a new Metallic Spring Mattress, which will found supersede all other* yet introduced ...

... Friday. one has visited Constance Kent since she has been .ii custody. She wiote to her father on Tuesday morning, and letter, said reply, was received here y ester« ay, and forwarded Devizes ...

... BESULTS OF IMETEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS j AT ABERlDEnEN, FOR WEEI ENDINa SII APRIL, 1805. IAroMCiTER, at 32° aicd Sea Level- 30.1,2 lcles. Ifighest, oi 8th 3. Lowest, . t, . 29.7,5 Wekylag. . 0.437 (reatc ...

... |T.E GREXT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY. | THE Half-yearly Meeting of the Shareholders of the Great North showed that if the line be unfortunate in its finances, it is in various respects fortunate in its Vice-Chairman. Not for what he has done for the line, nor for what it is hoped he may do. Although the shareholders might discount with placid resignation their expectations from Mr Dancan's ...

... RLOM THE -LONDON GAZETTE. .. cdM~MigssoN. csn ren ,t GLoUCzeTCrt5UIRE.-ist R V.C.-W. L. Cgeenter, Gent., tc be Ensign, vice lhinilton; reeigned. BA-EiKItUPT-FRIDAY, XAceat 24. William Edward Gains, Parliament-atreet. Westmirister. eivil engineer, to surrenderApril 11, at the London Bankruptey Court. Edward Pitman, Bayswater, London, proprietor of the Athenceum Reading-rooms, April li, at the ...