... YOURTH EDITION. PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK. FREE TRADE AND THE MItNISTRY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL has made a good stand in the City. Of his return there could be no doubt, however deep and general certain rumours might be against charged and implied ?? Englishmen, having for awhile enjoyed their ill-humour, are, after all, open to the influence of ...

... PEARLS POB STRINGING. THE EVENINGS OF BOYHOon.-Many a boy ruins his character and wrecks all his hopes by misemploying the evening hours. School or business has confined him all the day, and the rebound with which his elastic na-, ture throws these duties off, carries him often almost un- awares beyond the limits both of propriety and prudence. Besides the impetuous gush of spirits, whose ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE.-A Boy DROWNED.-An in- vestigation touching the death of Joseph Benton, a youth, eleven years of age, formerly residing with his father in Canal-street, and a pupil in the Blue-coat school, was held before T. .Plhilhips,Esq.,at the Talbot inn, in this town. Thomas Skelly, a blacksmith, resid- ing in Little's-lane, said he heard an alarm, about seven o'clock on Monday evening, ...

... =IGRANTS AND TRI±IR PRI'ENDS, ?? IThe friends ot emigrants will be doing a great ser- vice to persons intenidinig to seek their tortune in the vouthern colonies, by transmitting copies or extracts ox letters from Australia. Considerable weight is attashed to epistolary evidence ot the state of Australian affairs, and much useful information is often conveyed by such means. Every care will be ...

... LLOYD'S ,NWSPAPRP1 OPICE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MIUISTERIAL CHANGES. PARI{S, FRIDAY EVENIN. I have just received from a reliable source news of the highest importance, which may be considered as all but certain and official. The disputes between MM. de Maupas and Persigny have at last produced a ministerial crisis. At this hour the ministry of police is abolished. M. de Maupas has resigned. His ...

... IEELAND. THsE CORK ELECTiON.-The Cork election concluded ,o Monday in the usual official declaration, when the omajority for Mr. Vincent Scully was announced to have been 851, the numbers polled being for Scully 3,956, for frewen 3,105. Lord Bernard returned thanks on behalf Of Mr. Frewen, and declared it to be the intention of his party to contest the county again at the general election. THE ...

... =TRAORODZ$NRY, TRIAL 7OR LIBEL. -4-- ACHILLI V. )IEWMAW. This extraordinary trial, which has excited great in- terest from the position which the parties hold before the public, commenced on 'Monday. It was a criminal information filed, in the Count of Queen's Bench, by Dr. Giacinto Achilli agaicst John Henry Newman, D.D., a X Roman catholic priest. The information charged the C defendant with ...

... MMUIAT9?. ?? a.a1 T Tis Exobus.-The Clnmet l Caronicle states that On Tho'sday week ?? the midst of-the snow, which was then falling heavily oe of lrieuconi'bt cars, capable of holding egteen prso n, and took its departure fally laden wthn Agive ansearn-the initagio hiogoappell tu i lately aueldsobypothe. Celtic poputationfor Waterford, where itsseinferse were tho take shipping. for Liverpool, ...

... Xa, umr'e apartment. The solemnity of supper being duly performed by the Hon. Sweepers asem- bled, Mr. STUMP rose, anzd pointed the end of his pipe towards a written paper above the mantel-piece. The paper bore these solemn questions, particularly jsteresting at the present moment to thewhole human race:-WIL TlE POPE. Go TO PAUI8 TO CROWN NPOLMON THE THIRD Ir HE GOES, WILL HE Go BsCAUSE HE ...

... TH1- flqDTAN OVERLAND - I T- l X. +DI ?? Ieo4;_. in.zl ?? nO^F;^ We publish details bt te proeeinpgs in connection with the annexation of Pega, a telegraphic announce- ment of which we were enaibled to ire last week. The following smimary is from the Bomooy limes:- The annexation of Pegu has been proclaimed in form. The proclamuati~n itself is curt, Cle&u, and jedicious it habtains from all ...

... TEJ P1ROVICEB. CHESHIRE-THx RoBBSILY 4X MACCaF IBIED- Four men have been apprehended on suspicion of taking part in the robbery, on SunnLd evening week, at the house of i& Dean, Park-green, Macclesfield, and they were on Monday brought before the magistrates for a remand until Monday next. The mnee of the men are Edward Roberts, William. Jones, Henry Ford, and Patrick Parroti These men wsere ...

... THE GARDEN.-EY ,M GLENMY. - SEASONABLE GAR1DENING. As the heavy eine have almost stopped all importet opera- tions oat of doors, and in many places have laid whole gardens under water, we may fairly consider that most people are about a month behind hand. When the maine clear up, and the wind or frost dries the ground a little, we may proceed with alters. tions and planting but at present the ...