... Lord Lytton baa written a neW play, whiob will be shortly produced. Theapiritoalista claim to have made a distlngulehed convert in die person of the Rev. Dr. Ctantmieg. 'flie atumber of immigrants araiving at New York dairlog the year ending October30 1807, wias 203.428. '1'he Prince of Wales has of late been a constetit worehipper at Alt Salute' Church. Margaret-street, London, one of the ...

... H!GI?BR1DG? HscnnRInttFl MAUEET.-WQ are Iceppy to be able to Inferm I our readers that throagla the aetive esiertiOnS of our neighbour and friend, 11. T. Allen. IJeg., she Privy Council have cancelled tlsoir form,-r order, and have granted a fresh one for the open- ing of the market for he eaten! cattle, sbeep, pigs, and bor?cs on the first and third Monday in every month. iliglibridge market ...

... NOTICE3 TO COERESPONDENTS. Q. ?? at any of the toy ahops. The letter of A Lover of Justice id libellans. W. S., WMlllnhal.-Mossr2, Thlsooa, Dull Street, Birmninghain. Subscrlber.-The ranks of the Life Guards are filled up ill the usual way, by recruils. H, C. J., Vunestall.-Any property loft by the deceasod is liable to her debts * but no person is liable beyond the amount of the ...

... THE CONDEMNED FENUANS AT DIANCHESTER. NOISY OPEN-AIR DIEETING. An open.air meeting, convened for the purposo of adoptitg a memorial to the Home Secrotary for a commu. tation of the sentences of the condemned anrianu at Manchester, was held last night, at the back of the Town Hall. The promoters of the gathering, in their advertise- ment, invited the people to come in their thousands, which ...

... L;ErZAL-CONSRRVATLIM IN BinmIRNcerait .}-, of the St. Thomas's Branch of the Biraiiegham Wotrin. Mlen'sLiberallo-C servativeAa oclatlonwa~heLdonT n at the Grand Junction Inn, Great Colmore Strees, Ai' J. S. Wilders occupied the chair, and there ware ebn sixty people present. After a few lntroducrory roclak by the Chairman, Mr. Church proposed the firetresoia.t That this meeting strongly ...

... THlE HUlRRICA1NE AT THlE ISLAVD OF ST. THOMAS. The Bxpress of last night say :-Nevw York papers, with dates np to the 9th inst,, have come to hand to-day. By one account from the island ef St. Thomas it would appear that 280 persons perished in the Rhone, namely, 132 oflicers and crew and 148 passengers. Another account says that only 12 palssengers are known vto be saved, and that most of the ...

... ,FUNERAL VESPRO SION D,'ENIAN E$NBY LOND A Iuieuiira proceueion In 'bonou!, of the povia.up executed at Mnhue.toplae I London' yesterday. Preost an theAM# lekn '11 -.1 HeSaid ?? osei wand «heir ?? should .befit the mr. O Mr, Rinlon movedd anr^eid~te.e ?? t ais the friends ok Who executed men hod lemues! If'r-w o e .o i!, th e ?? n s0 The' amendment,'jb*evero , as not received. The:aharui i:n ...

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... r THE2 GOVERNMENT AND TEJR I TELEGBAPH LINES. There Ii now no doubt of the intention of t Government in placing the telegraph IneaU the management of the post-off1ce. contains a notice that in the ensuing Parliament a bill will be introduced gil eto c to the Postnaster-General to acquire Powe the property, rights, and interests ofgre companies within the United Ringdom. The b proposes to ...

... CONSTITUTEONALAt-TRA If the .Austrian _0*pire is to continueti ily rexist'and toriina eaoonsiderable ,infl~ucein; nt. tie Affairs of, Europe, 'it can onlybe -byren-: on 'defing itself 'onpiouous and I d rh ' ::li~erlty' in its.internal 'governmn nb ?? sexternalpolicy. The milita erents of- the'; las Iit two yesfr have deprived AustriA ?? of' t o'in'iiehce 'wil itj;form eriye'i' he; from its ...

... gmptrial Varflamint. The House. of Lords met on Tuesday. The Royal Com- mission for the opening of the Session having been read, the Lord Chancellor delivered the Queen's Speecl, which was as follows: My Lords and Gentlemen, In again applying to you for your advice and assistance I regret that I have found it necessary to call for your attend- ance at an unusual and, probably to many of you, ...

... THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE ON THE I ROMAN QUESTION. I The Indpendaiwe Belge says that at present the more influential foreign powers invited by the French government tothe contemplated Conference on the Roman question have given no official inti- mation of the reply they will make to the proposi- tion of France. a IWhat transpires indirectly as to their disposition, it adds, does not disclose ...