... o To E EufToR 01' R13YNOJLDS'S NEWSPAPER. Slc-'The corporation of the City of London r one of thsee iustitutions which Englishmen, almot from their cradle, are taught to rever- ,elce and idmkir. Probably the more sen- sil ase it3 they grow up. discover that the thinigs in early youth they so highly revered are ?? the most corrrupt, rotten, and obnox- jOla5 of our institutiors. Many who before ...

... TUE REPU13LICANS AND THE nOYALVSIT TO BIUXMINGHAM, A meeting of Republicans was held at the Public Office, Aloor.strcet, for the purpose of protesting against the expenditure of the public funds in illuminating end decorating the town at the forthcoming royal visit. Mr. Potter presided. There was but a moderate attend- ance. Mr. REDDALLS complained of the manner in which they bad been treated ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIDENCE. Sunday's municipal elections throughout the Country resulted in the trial of the Republican candidates in most of the large tovus. At Lyons, 34 Radicals and 1 Moderate Republican were elected ; at Marseilles, where the Conservatives were neutral, the Moderate Republicans were defeated by the Radicals by about 18,000 to 7,000; at Bordeaux, the ...

... EMP1ERATCZ CONFERENCE AT BIAN- CnESTER. On Tnesday a confireace of the ministers of all denomi- nations was held in the Free Trade Hall, Tefanchestcr, to consider the questior. of intemperances. The conference was called by the Britbah Temperance Leagne, and be- tween 900 and 1,000 ministers intimated their intention to be present. The Rov. W. M1An7, of Liverpool, was elected to the chair. He ...

... PRESIDENT GA2T ONU FRESIDEflZT LINCOLN,. At the naveiling thn monament to Ahraham Lincoln a' Springfield on the 10th iUst., Presiehnt Gr;nt nulde the following ?? au occasion like the prescnt it is a duty on my part to bear testimony to the great and good qualities of the patriotic man whhoc earthly re mairi3 now rest beneath the dedicat-d monllnslent It 7yas ne my fortune to ma';o the ...

... rULIG DZ. O.. PU-L:O A . ; . Atagr at n . ai1d 1a ct'~tter on ?? fakvocir ff the Per i'-nvpe ll', h,.r Wvi ?? M .P.I who woo3 ?? 15te ?? iC i~ forth tko rna~sre an't prif'c'iji~ oete Said twenty' vyiqrs !i- tb I d,7ned ~- .,f the iea p Ic ty tT- I' ' i i,, nnhlie runicencejh'i iI- ' and the, ex'er' Mi w'i~ iu been male te i a,iirvn h ec n''enftiesid'.uh any nrevinliis twenty~ s yi n ...

... oro THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS S NEWSPAPER. SIa,-That nations, like individuals, are sub- -ected to fits of insanity, seems pretty clearly proven in the pages of their histories And, takidg 5dvantage of these periodical outbreaks of msd- oes8 certain persons styled sovereigns and nobles frequently manage, after having been ignomini- xusly ejected from power and office, to contrive to get back ...

... Sl.:T OBNOXIOUS TAhDE UNION. 'O T'Hi TI)TOR OF NFEWN(3t,1S itWSPAPER. Sl', -I'here are good turd bad trades' uniolls. !11~t Siie Salile as there are goud ant lrd l ft all .,A il es, of ,)Iel :111,1 ;11 l trli ...

... 1UR DAILY CONTEMPORARIMS. tl1E M1IDLAND RAILWAY OIiANGRS.-Y0ne ?? affi-ins that the whtle thing will amount to this that fires wi'l be sn stantialiy unchanged on the Midland line, that the first, socond, and third classes will he just as disminct rse they always have been, and that the comfort of the travelling pnblic will be better provided for than ever. It is a pity, perhaps, that the ...

... THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY RUND. Onl Mondgy,an influentially-attended meeting, convened by circular, in connexio vwith the above movement was held at the offices of the treasurer of the fund, Fleet-street. Mr. Hamilton Hoare, the chairman, said: As all present were men of business, he wvoald, w thout any general re- mark3, at once enter upon the tinfstion which had called them together. In carrying ...

... PROPOSITION FOR A PBROSCUTION. Mr. C. W. Stokes, describing himselt as a London merchant (says the Pall Mall Gacett,), has published an inquiry as to whether Professor Tyndall has not sub. jected himself to the penalty on persons expressing blasphemous opinions, 9 and 10 Will. III, cip. 32. The inquiry is addressed to Mr. Cross, the Home Secretary; and with his pamphlet Mr. Stokes has ...

... DRu. ENEALY. Dr. Kenealywasto have delivered an ad dress on the Tichr borne trial on Wednesday evening, at Loughborouph, but though he arrived in the town from Petcrborough during the afternoon, he had to tale to bis bod through bilious. ness. In the conree of the mcoting, which was add:sesed by Mr. Guildford Onslow, a letter wso read from Dr. Keueaiyregretting his absence, and in which he ...