... SECONND EDITION. ste i. Au extraordinary general meeting of the share. fl holders of Earned's. Bank. will be held on Tuesday an next, when a proposition will be made to witid Up0 en the concern, __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ e [ReuTRa'sJ FRLRORAM.] lit, 3 AMERICA. ARRIVAL-OF THE CITY-OF PARIS. tm t[VIA ?? Poezr.] ~ Vi Nanw Yong, APrIL 14, Monec e an It is semi-oficalyannounced that ?? th, ~.Departmen~t, ...

... THlE REFORM BILL. MEETING OF WORKING MEN. A preliminary meeting of working men was held last evening at the Co-operative Store, Camden- B street, to consider the propriety of calling a public r meeting in support of the Reform Bill now before r Parliament. Mr. Joseph Shepherd occupied the ?? Chairman, after explaining the object of that meeting, which was more y of a preliminary oharacter said ...

... 12,* 9AL'?8 1'OWULI LflX SUPR]?MA? j ?1 MAY. DOMESTIC.: ;l A Cabinet ?? Ibe held to-day. to The House of Torcs only sat for a feM We minutes last'etening, antd did not transact any noticeable busineiss. In the Houne of Commons, the adjourned wl ?? d ebate on the Representation of the People z Bill Wm; rktmed by Lord Cranbourne, who pe, energetcally ?? thd amielneut. He esc disliked the bill, ...

... I TrIEOBROMX CACAO. I' - -- South Aer.Oic. is the home of this trec. Dampier, the voyagmr, who visited the C'araccais in 1682, savs -'Ic coast is a continual tract of high ridges of ?? and valleys, which alternately run pointing upon i the shore from north to south. T'he valleys tre from two to five furloiis wide, and in length fi em the sea three or four miles. Cocoa-nuts, of whi-h chocolate ...

... THE STRIKE AT MESsuR. JACKSOI'S-The disnute between lessi's. Jackson and their weavers. has, we under- stand, been amicably settled. The additional five per cent. has been granted, and the operatives will now re- ceive an a'lvaisce of teln per cent. on the wages they have received hitherto. PRESTON COUNTY COuaT.-A sitting of this court was held in the court-house, on Tuesday. before Townley ...

... ed ?? _- __ ne Great interest continues to be manifested in Preston at is the progress of the iron-ship building trade att this port, ile and each successive launch attracts to the spot latrge, y, numbers of spectators. Last Tuesday there was, in sporting phrase, a double event ; the Preston Iron n, Ship Bufilding Company having announced their intention of conwsigining, to the water on ...

... r AMIICA. (FRaOM OUr OWN OORRESPOibs 'g (B t the Aughala m, vi Roche's Pak k) NEw YOR:, Apmswr it. President Johnson, in a proclamatton dat 4pril 2nd declares the insurrection in the Southern States at ;n end. Tho Republijc5 have carried Connecticut elee. ?? by almost 900 majority. The statement of Secretary M'Culloch for Mscn shows & decreaae of six millions in the public daebt. GERWANY. THE ...

... Ministers have taken a wise and prudent V course in seeking to remove the doubts and r difficulties of independent Liberals instead of merely silencing them, and in endeavonring to disarm anid conciliate hostility rather than override it. 'fhe further concession announced t by the Premier at last Tuesday's meeting of I his supporters marks an important advance in o the views and policy of the ...

... IEMN-G OF MASTER ISTEVEDORES. 'I T iua DoCc LABOURERS' STRIKE. The differences between the dock labourers and their employers, consequent on the demand of the men for an advance of wages, have not yet been finallo arranged. Some of the masters have given the advance, and their hands are at work; but in the majority of cases, we understand, the em- h poyers refuse compliance, mere especialy as ...

... I fin' q. Mr, Mill's speech of Friday night is one of the VI. the ablest and most original which the pending is ed debate has yet produced. Some of his views It id, we think clearly erroneous, and others appear poi to us questionable; but on one point-and of he that a point of cardinal importance-his ob- wh is servations strike us as being thoroughly sound. sul1 he We do not consider that he ...

... PRUSSIA AND -AUSTRIA. A very few days -will now, in all human probability, decide one of the very gravest ?? that have agitated Europe in our time. Is there to be a war between Prussia and Austria 7 There are the most overwhelm- ing reasons of policy and prudence-not to, speak of morality, which may as well be left out of the case altogether in any estimate of the probable acts of the ...

... MOVEMENTS OF PRUSSIAN AND ITALIAN TRjOOPS, ado A. A letter from Cracow, dated April 4, addrdsed i to the Genera' Conreapendeace of Vienna, contains R the following:-' 'A Prussian infantry regiment and t a detachment of Uhlaun arrived on Monday from t Briegg at Oppelu, whence, after a short delay, they C were sent on to Coal. Ratibor, Bauerwitz, Leob- f schutz, and Gnadenfeld swarm with troops, ...