... CORRESPONDENCE NOT'ICs TO CORESPONDENTS. akeo det any ?? va4e upo their corn. kecopzs of the, as wee cannot ursder. takc to r~etancs 'm051e COlltrlbldtoti g1~t e~ra sni7,decfosp &uic~iOc must be accompanfed by zc ca~r~c a7; drcs of the smites', it nemos'ily for caU;Osi, buS los- the stifceatioso of the Editor. Blieader, Tipton.-No. Uftt ?? the First. ' Vertebrft.--W cannot tell. Ask a ...

... THE REPRE.SENTATION OF TAM.WORTJ. 1 TEE NOMINATION. Yeoterday, the nomination of candidates foz the representation of this borough took place, and the pro. ceediogs, Iconsoiamice with the pasb alectioneeringhistory of Tumworth, gave rise to some excitement. The hustingg were ereoted in front of the Town Hall, and immediately in the rear of the statue of Sir Robert Peel. There were, as our ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE LONDON. Satnrday. THE Prime Minister has had to sautaia a good deal of badgering this week, but he has not only come out of it uninjured, but has, I thinks strengthened his position and that of his Government. We all of us grumble now andthen, but there is, after all, no living statesman who retains his hold upon the confidence and affection of the people like Mr. ...

... I mP.. BRIGHT ON THE AUERICAN CASE. The New York Fvening AIatl publishes the following letter on the American Case., addressed by Mr. Bright to Mr. Cyrus W. Field.. .It Is dated Roehdale, the 1st of March, and although written as a private letter, is made public by Mr. Bright's permission.- This trouble about the treaty is very unfortunate. I think your letter admirable, and. I hope it will ...

... A NEW APPLICATION OF MAOHINERY IN BIRMINGHAM * There haa just been ereated at the Corporation Stone Yard, in Holliday street, a maohine for breaking stones. Though for some time- in use elsewhere, espeeially in quarries, this form of mechanism is, we believe, entirely new to Birmingham, The maohine, made by Marsden, of Leeds, presents at its mouth a VYshaped. cavity, formed of twa separate ...

... The Joint Seleet Committee on this subject met again yesterday, Mr. C. Fortescue presiding. Mr. Price, M.P., Chairman of the Midland Railway Company, who was the first witness called, was asked to give the cosmmittee his views with regard to general samal. gamation, Be said he thought it was almost anecessity for the convenience of the public that there should be general amcalgamation. He ...

... THE GSILOTT COLLECTION. THIRID DAY'S SALE. After nearly a weak'& repose the picture-buying public came up-to Christie and Mans'on's Sale Room yesterday like a giant refreshed, and, to aul appearance, thoroughly recovered from the surfeit of the first two days' sale. with its costly Cases, marvellous Mdifllere, and Indigestibly rich 1roastpig,4 rla Webster. This time the feast wani of a more ...

... SKETCHES IN PARLiAMENT. IBY ]AN I2WRPRNeDH2' AIMBERJ LompoN, Friday. TuB House was very much excited on Monday: evening, not about its own proper business, which was unimportant, but about what was going to happen on Tuesday. Inside the House the scene was dull enough. The Ballot Bill was under dis- cuesion by a consummately weary and inattentive audience, and, in fact, the only event which ...

... CORBESPONDENOM NOTIOBS TO 0ORRESPONDE1TTS. 0miomndenft who se any apeci.2 vI ue upon their wor.- mnunica*on must kep copea of thu , ci we canrnot su9er take to retwur unuoee contdri AR WM intendedfor p blicasion must be acompanicd by the nae awt address of the writer, 9wt n sscsaray for, pubcatios, bid for he infoation of the Edito. S.5 F._More. E. S., Cannocr.-Deolined. A. L B.O.-The debt ...

... APPOINTMEBT oF OvgRss.-The ?? of tbe following gentlemen as Overseers was approved by the Bench yesterday. - Ambleooteo Messrs. Cooper and Squires. Enville: Messrs, Lawley and Gammon. Upper Arley: Messrs. James and Kirham. Kingswinford: Messrs. Fereday and Whittaker. Bobblngton: Messrs. Stokes and Brinsford. Kinver: Messrs. White aod Batler. Trysull and Seisdon: Messrs. Yatesand Caswell. ...

... I ?? HOUSE 01F COMMONS, Wednesday. The Select Committee of the House of Commons on this bill reassembled to-day; Lord Henley In the chair. The other members of the Committee present were ?? Townley Mitford, Mr. W. T. Charley, with Sir J. Duck- worth, aiting as referee. Counsel for the promoters, Mr. Denison, QCO., Mr. 8sr- 3eant Sargood, the Hon. O. Leigh, and Mr. Michael, in- structed by Mr. ...

... : THE AGRICULTURAL L&BOURERS' I I I I UNION. Last evening a public meeting was hold In the Chapel, at Hampton-in-Arden. for the purpose of furthering the extension of the Sonth Warwicsshire Agricultural Union. Mr. A. Arnold of Dredneck's Marsh, occupied the chair, and Vr. Joseph Arch attended to explain the principles of the Union. There was a large attendance of the working men of the ...