... Tuesday Evening was altogether a remarkable day on the Stock Exchange. The downward tendency in the valm- public securities, which for weeks past had continued almost without intermission, has been succeeded an unexpected and rather extraordinary reactior Consois closed yesterday at 93J 4i for money, and acco V nt next mouth), with the prospect of further depression fi-om the predominant ...

... DUBLIN, January 19. (From our Special Correspondent.) It does not become the honest investigator of facts, and student of truth, trim his boat that every unpalatable diseovery makes shall gradually and almost imperceptibly glide into the public mind before its eye has clearly beea aware of the real outline and substance of the object presented i it. This a good and wise policy in some circum; ...

... A m' eting, comprising not less than 2,000 of the inhabitant* of the district of St. Maryl ...

... the days of Mr. Huskisson our tariff has been constantly unsettled. Every successive ministry has laid hands upon it—every session witnessed some change—here improving, there marring, but always meddling. Now this, in itself, is evil. Change is, at beet a discount on the benefit of reform; but if it comes too often, it forestalls the benefit; and becomes an intolerable nuisance. Our tardy ...

... else say that their only chance of success in the coming struggle, even for the present, lies in desperate reliance on the weapons furnished to them by their hold on the legislature of the country. In argument they have been beaten to a stand still any time these twenty years. No refuge, then, have they in reason—and for rhetorical power—there is not a man among them who could charm the chaw ...

... Buckinghamshire, Tuesday Afternoon. —This being the day appointed for electing a Member of Parliament for this borough, in the room of the late Sir John Chetwode, Bart., some little excitement has been observable. The procession proceeded to the town-hall, at which place the candidate and his friends arrived about a quarter-of-an-hour before the proceedings were announced to commence. The ...

... BY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. DAILY NEWS OFFICE, Wednesday Morning. We learn from Barcelona, on the 13th instant, that a band of refugees have entered the province of Gerona sword in hand. It consisted principally of young men, whom the coercive measures of the Governor-General had compelled to take refuge France in order to avoid conscription. General Breton had set out immediately for the spot, ...

... the preceding year. The total number of P 8 the Sound during the former year was 15,900, being 1382 less than in 1844. Mount Hecla.—Letters from lleikiavik (Iceland), states that Mount Hecla has resumed its eruptions, and that the}-are as violent ever. A considerable number of ashes had fallen in the neighbourhood of the above town. Berlin, Jan. 15.—A report in prevalent here, that the town of ...

... at the house of Mr. John Wade. As this was the first general meeting of the society since the late changes in the Government, occasion was taken to invite several of tht magistrates of the Riding, resident in the neighbourhood, wha are honorary members of the association, to join the great body of the members on this festive occasion • and, as wfll be seen the list below, fewer than half-a ...

... Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee awl Manager. THIS EVENING, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. John Peerybinglc, Mr. Stuart; Tackleton, Mr. Tilbury; Caleb Plummer, Mr. W. Fan-en; Stranger, Mr. H. IIoll; Dot, Miss Fortescue; Bertha, Mrs. Seymour; Tilly Slowboy. Mr. Buckstone. After which, UNCLE JOHN.' To conclude with THE BEE AND THE ORANGE TREE. ...

... We intend to make this Journal a record of the progress of art which certainly, in our day, is more generally cultivated (whether more advantageously or no is another matter) than at any former period, not in this country only, but throughout the civilised world. We shall endeavour to keep our readers informed of every musical occurrence of any importance and interest; the appearance and ...

... Vnder the Management of Mrs. Keelcy. THIS EVENING will be presented TIIE CRICKET ON THE HEAKTII: a Fairy Talc of Home. Principal characters by Mr Keeley, Mr. Knicrv, Mr. Meadows, Mr. F. Vining, Mr*. Keelcy, Miss Mary Keeley, Mrs. Woollidge, Miss Grove, Miss Howard, Miss Fontcr. and Miss Turner. To conclude with THE ENCHANTED HOKSE; or Prince Firoux, of Persia, and The Princcss of Pengal. ...