... :OSSIP FRO I II- I G S:SIR-: 0 F- 0 m P A~ RI S. - i-c I~oarrourei Correspondetcit] r - fils¢, Weduesday. f Tim din is cast. The Emperor's letter is written. The new Ministry is foenrd. A fresh. chapter in the history of the Tuileries is' about to homulnitee, with which the people have nothing to do but to read qriet]y, as they have, done all the rest, wvithiout con- plaint aud without ...

... f Qua h~m.'S :aOSEIi'iL. . THE' 0HAR1TA.BLi O'OLLlT'IO d, ' A epeeld rmesting o' the sonuittee of the Cueen's Hoc- pital was held yesterdapy afternoon, to receive a chebque for theproeeeda of the receint Charitable CoUectiona. The Rev. 0. T. Wilkinson presided; and there were presentl Zjr, Jacob Pshillips, Dr. Lloyd, Mr. (, J, Johnson, Mr. Wadharusi, Mr. W. H Dixon, ldr. Deyk-i, !dr. Ssviabr, ...

... TO THE; CRIEDITORS. IN DiEW. ElDWARDS-WOOD'S B-ANK4RUPTCY. CG s1N T r.E9M EN,- I refer y ule to the Bfe ifnh-ll a s-t Vat le Post of the 18th for their reports of these, ps-oeeoffirigd iii tiii Bankruptcy Court on tho lits instant. I- Timrosiately after petitiounin ths Co r i ay list, my ACCOtUntanti. ?? Robert Free aurl Son, called a mueeting it ltsa Great Wreestr -lintel, where they Pro ...

... EXCESSIVE LOCAL_ TAXATION. To 110 E;DIT011 Of 016 DAMY POST. Mir,-In tea Post of the 22nd inst, you remark: The e: ratepayers of the, metropolis are crying out under the con- tinuous increase of--local taxation. Permit mne to add, that not only in the metropolis, but in many other largo and small towns in the kingdoml, aro these same feelings being loudly expressed, yet at none of these ...

... FIUNERS-L OF THE BISHOP OF MANCRESTER. The remains of the late Dr. James 1'rinoe Lee, first Bishop of Manohester, wore interred yesterday rorning, in the biurying ground attaohed to St, John's Church, Eeatou blersey. In aceordfanco with the wishes of tbe late bishop, tbe funeral was conducted as privately as possible. The chief neourners were the widow of the deceaised, Mr. aitd Alls. Evans, ...

... LAi'EST_ NEWS a ?? ~ ?? I [ ERurEP'S TEnGoRA1.,m I FRANCE4, , PARIS, Dia.Pnta 'II _ The Oflcjnt .J vjrva, avhich appeared( rather late ce this morzainra7-does not cantein the narscs of the neiv Vi Mlincisters. It announees the nomination of three ?? Freppel, for Angers ; M. Cuttoli, for D1 Ajeceio; ard AM. Ieyne, for Guadaloup.- XRE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Li 3 PARIS, Discinexpml 31 (Evening). Te ...

... - ?: N:LW RATENTS. . 11m'bl B r. OcrgetShnow 3 . ' bmae.Lh Wfililero, 33mDiutgbarni~ nd Ro-n=3 C it: v¶7.. llciref, Niorway. now of Bimbigbain, Insprorenent Ia 4 e~crvfe iii, the maitceture of fislihbons. Vated July S, Illrt.. 0 ...

... DUDLEY BOARxD OF GUALDIANS5. An ordinary weekly meeting of the above Board was held yesterday morning, at the 011ices, Priory 13tret, Dudley; Mr. Barrs presiding. TJhero was a full. sttend- inoe of meemnberi. After some purely formal busieess, M~r. Bagott rose to address the meeting upon his notice of motion relative to the superannuation of WM:r. Bradley. lie acid it could not be denied that ...

... TEE BIRMINGHAM WORKIHOUSE. THE EPILEPTIC lWAltDS AND THE TRAMP SYSTMIl. The ordinary weekly meeting of the (leneral Perposes committee was hetl at the Workhouse, yesterday; Mr. Bridge presiding. TrJ2H SKIC AND 'liMl,'IlE'T WMADS.-llfr. WnrITCOOB. the snedical officer, presrented the following hclf-yearly report - There is an access in nuamberin ieo male fever sards, the feml ale infirmary ...

... .? ? Al E R I CA ?? A F FA I Rt, S, A. * l~~~1rinu (nsi GwnpetepidaaL] r - rrcrrantie an 1NW,, You IC, Decemnber tO. Tilrea~tle tnlfiunatiela communlities1 of this wacigwi-th anxiety for seie deveiopmni'.n! prbbl orsf of Congress onl the subject's of I I5IX) nd hetariff. As is general ride, cominig ~ 'itlio heseeaes are pretuy accurately foreshadowe-l ~ th Coresearents of the press ; bet the ...

... STAFFORD,. TnsL CUMSTMbAs Gcrr£s.-The Earl of Shrewsbury hav- ing intimoated to the Town Clerk that he vas prepared to give the sum of £250. for distribution among the poor and necessitous, a meeting was convened by the Mayor yester- day morning, in theGuildbhll, for tho purlpose of consider- ing the bes methol of disposing ol thbs and any other susss that might bo at their service. The Mayor ...

... NEWi5.S OF TEE DAY. Serimus dseFrau)nl-rxs' took jptioo oaL the Tengford t~noitnatiot, petre.The I' iot Act was read twine, , Urr th 11(14, s. ho) ?? 3rmerL with hiarigeoswr en .cge'I li the pCollee. The chow of hands was in favoutr of C'pGa-- *i ?? ,whose opponent is the C'r-iit..ir Joinc ?? TCo dliy Itli'A hI ira'tusual Niewd, Year's gifts will -hotstrtlrirrdlioat,; the prior of ther three ...