... GELL v,. TEE BIRMFIGHAM CORPORATION. In this action, which involves the question of the rights of the Clerks and Sextons to certain fees in respect of intermiients at WVitton, a summons has been taken out by tho defendants to substitute lr. Mellish as arbitrator in place of Mr. Kynnerslcy. We understand that the Judge has dismiised the application with costs. DIISLAN D FINANCIAL COXIPANtY,-Mr. ...

... IREFORTM MEETING LAST NIGHT. Last evening, a meeting of working men in favour of Parliamnentary lieforor was held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, under the presidenoy of Councillor Bldwin. There was a very largo attendance. The CesAinIAN said ho wag glad to find that very satin. factory progress in the cause of Reform was being made in 4n 1Birniiigliam, and hio believed that nothing was so likely to ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE MARATHON. NEW YORK, APML 25. Mr. Seward has instructed the American Minister in Vienna to protest against the embarkation of Austrian troops for Mexico, and to inform the Austrian Govern- ment that the United States cannot engage to remain neutral if Anstria permits her troops to continue to make war against the republic of Mexico. Money abundant. Gold, 126E'. Exchange on London ...

... ,zlrnSrgSrI A-lt. 4 WEDNESD&Y, APRIL 4. N9esemane, H., fileminbhars, perfumer, drst mecting ?? 12l FRIDAY, APRIL 0. Morgan an, aAdams, Ross and Hereford, bankers. new choice of assigaces ?? ANOTIIRR TESTIMONIAL IN FAVOUR OF DR. LOCOCK'S PUL.MoNeIC WArsits-From J. W. F. CounselU, bookseller, Ross. ?? hear them highly spoken of by aU who us3 them. I have fomnd them excellent in conghs myself. ...

... THIE PRUDENCE OF PASSING A REFORM BILL. Some prominence was given in the Times of Tuesday to a letter signed H. (generally supposed to be the initial of Mr. Vernon Harcourt, the Historicus of the American war), advocating, on prudential grounds, the passing of the Roform Bill of the Government. H1. writes:- What I venture to think the public interest really demands is that the question ot ...

... CORRESPONDEN!UC. NOTICES TO CORRESPORDENTS, Cem-,spossdents who set ecip spectal value upon their corn- unicationte mnst keep copi a ofthem, as se cannot under- take to return emaces contributions, A Itiettear intseinded for publication must be aompsanie by the nesahe and address of the writr, -not necessarily for pulsliceatios, but fo r the information of the Editor. J J W. W., IRedna.-In ...

... LATEST NE WS.1 ?? I ND ELICflza TUEiLGRApILl THE PARIS CONFERENCE. The Moniteur de Sot- anticipates in its bulletin that the Powers now in conference upon the question of the Princi- palities will consider, in concert with the Porte, whether it would not be expedient to give a definitive character to the concessions provisionally made by Turkey in 1861. The Conference, adds the Manitefur, ...

... DARLASTON. FRIENDLY SOCIETY DisPuTrE._-At the Weduesbury rolice Court, yesterday, Blenjacin Perkins, scorotary of the St. George's Mutual Frlendly Socioty, hell at St. George's sohool-room, appeared before Messrs. J. Marshall and T, Davis, in answer to a suluamons calling upon him to show eause why John Guest, an expelled neomber of the society, should not be reinstated. Dlr. Ebsworth appeared ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the friends- of this institution was held at the Saltley Reformatory, Bordesley Green, on Saturday, Lord Leigh presided, and amongst those pre- sent were Lord Lyttelton, the Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, M.E, Mr. W. Davenport Bromnley, M.P., the Hon. and Rev. J. W. Leigh, the Rev. H. L. Elliot, the Rev. Charles Evans, the Rev. I. Gover, Mr. T. C. S. ...

... Ali adjourned meeting of thle Town Council waa held yesterday, in the Council Chamber, at thle Public Office, Moor Street, the blayer (Air. Ii Yates) in the chlair, T1sE AnoIERLsux MuisEuM.LThe MAYOR read a lotted which Ilie hart received from Mr. Adderisy, with respect to the clocieg of this musaeunm, a copy of which appears in another portion of our Visaer S~AeQvvoIt-The MAYOR then reed the ...

... L, ATE ST NE WS remunder of the lloot ad sailetl for I>atras. GIBlDU TAR/ tTUl-Y G. Tho llritish aveauler, Challcer, oL Suuderlmd, bottud froru Mala6a to Lorsdon, lvith lead and oi1, strack on ibo (abeJos Itocite on the *lth ia8t. The eaptain and the ?? have arrived heroa leaving tho vessel stranded. Vuring tbe Ith and 6th iDst3. tile following British alltpa arrived ?? Daviua3 Sylph, GlaYgoxv ...

... is NOTIES TO CORRESEONDE S. ae ?? T. --We do notknow any such clcase. a A. B.-F~ourteefl cr fifteen years ago at beat. iii BubO~i~i~ S ?? Drbywan never Prime a. Minister thile he sat inhei U~prper House ae Lord ~. Stanley. re 7rX1Tl WORKHOUSE i IN-DOOR POOR Sh THE V To t Entreeo osfeth DMiz POGr. ?? Sir,-In my letter in toeday'e Post I have ?? - written ,in the Workhouse, instead of ' ...