... YORN: PASSAGE TEA, ahe Tea sold at York Pmas4 How ?? it }, Go where you will, pN Wvhat you may You got no Tea llk this.U6.Fnesrn t Broken leaf Ten, good quality, 13d. ad i. d. Pid strong roughi-flavoulred Tea, 2s., 2s. 4d., 2s. Sd., arnd 2s. 3fL Alin Baye1 chloice acel of ?? C Tc aht 8S. It is really a sn vsly gu ht allv sold at 4. Per lb. Tobhobieal C b Pe Tea Varehonse,, High atleet.,._, ...

... SMALL-POX IN WOLVERHAMPTON UNION. There are nine fewver pauper patients suffering from small-pox in the Wolverhampton Union than at this time laest week. The decrease has ?? the Workhouse, 1; In ?? district, 2; and at Bilston, 6. The new cases in Bllston In the week have numbered 12, equally divided between the loeallties in the care respec- tively of Mr. Hancox and Mr. Grlffiths, who, ...

... &-VBRICAN AFFAIRS. I - [From 610 cwyesponden.] NEw YoRK, March 29, 1872. TO- question of Tariff reduction is a very ugly ,o to wake up on the eve of a Presidential elec- ] tion; it is one in which even partisan feelings give ,ay, to the stronger appeals of self-interest; and-on it Okilful manipulation depends the important but uncertain vote of Pennsylvania, and probably the grand issue of the ...

... DUDLEY. SOUTH ETPOR SRUE AND EASr WOROESTERvSURE INSTIvTUTE OF MINING ENGNEERS .-An adjourned monthly meetieg of the members of the above Inetitute was held on Monday evening; Mr. Henry Johnson prssid. ing. The discussion on the Mines Regulation Bill was reausred. The action of the Mining Association of Great Britain was generally approved, and It was agreed that all the support the Institute ...

... PARLJAMENT, LAST NIGHT. LPaRES ASSOCIATION TMWRAMS.] HOUSBE OF LORDS, Their Lordships met at five o'clock, REVISION OF THE PRAYER BOOK. The Archbishop of OANSTrRBURY reported amendments on the Prayer Book (Shortened Service) Bill. Lord DYENzVOR objected to Clause 4, and moved to Insert words to remove doubte respecting the legality of evening Communions. Lord EBunv seconded the motion. The ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE LONDON. 8aturday. Our public dinner season has set in with unsual severity. The Prince of Wales is beyond the reach of cbaritable committees, treasurers, and secretaries ; but bris royal brothers and cousin remain, and they are fought for and portioned oat among the charities of the metropolis, o that they have hardly a day to themsgelvea On a single day this week a ...

... IO thC EDrrOn of the DAxLY Poar. Sir,-It Is, as you remark in your artlole upon the trial of the rotary puddling machine, unfortunate for Mr. Danks that the patent for which he expected to receive a very large sum of money should be stated to be invalid. I fully agree with you that Mr. Danks has conferred a bene- fit I to the world at large, the amount of which can scarcely bejestlmated, by ...

... 3:ILSTON TOWNSHIP COMMISSIONERS. The Bilston Township Commissioners held a monthly meeting on Wednesday; Mr. W. Hatton, chairman, pro. ?? Registrar's monthly returns showed that 108 children had been born, and that 82 persons had died. Of the deaths, 20 had resulted from small-pax. Mr. Linney, Sanitary Sab-Inspector, reported that there was a decrease in the number of small-pox cases in Hall ...

... VESTRY HEETING AT CASTLE BROMlW!OR A LIVELY SCENE. Yesterday morning a vestry meeting was held at Castle Bromrwich, -for the purpose of considering a proposal to stop up two highways, or public footpaths, one leading out of the Birmingham and Stonebrige turnpike road, aud the other out of a footpath across a close of land occupied by Mr, John Smallwood to Cole Ford. The paths pro- posed to be ...

... NOTICES TO COBRE SPONDENTS. Corresyondents who set any speciaa value upon their com- twevicatic ns nruet keep copies of them, aa we cannot unduer- take to return unwed coatribtuions. 411 lettera intended for publication must be accompanied by the name anct addrea of the writer, net necessarity for pugicction, but for the information of the Editor. G. P.-We do not know. ?? P., Dudley.-No, ...

... | CRITICAL RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND ] I GERMANY. A telegram from the Berlin correspondent of the T'imes says that the latest French financial propositions for accelerating the evacuation of the occupied Departments are regarded there as unsatisfactory. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Telepraph writes as follows:-- In sober words of earnestness, let me assureyou- which I am at the present ...

... I On Monday evening, as our readers are aware, Mr. Charlea Br3rdlaugh, of London, delivered a leoture in the City Hall, under the auspices of the Glasgow Republioan Club, on Monarchy v. Rtepublicnis. It vwas expeoted that tbrre would be a great disturbance outside the halin cansequence of the threatened oppositlon to the Repub. lioen denaonstrations by the Orangernon, who have a strong ...