... AMERICA. The royal mail steam ship Cmnailm, whicii I.— • Liverpooi on Tuesday morning, has. bsought x. in ?? Now York to the 20th of March. Mr. ♦. alho— l . expected to live above a few hours. Upward* -.i - have been lost by the burning of a steamer, n ...

... M-Rkbt (Yesterday).— There has been an exceedingly limited demand to-day, and tlie im- provement noted on Tuesday has been lost. Flour of good quality maintains ita value,- but inferior sorts are rather cheaper. ludian corn less enquired for, and must ...

... not a ten-pounder, a justice of the peace, a city magistrate, a member of corpo- rations or trusts, an owner of land, mills, ships, or of cash in general, a member of parliament, or a cabinet minister, he is at least an individual of the mob, whose political ...

... tho districts of Oman. An Admiral and; a! >ou t 50 engineer tffieers and ship-btulders passed through; Mosul os thoir way to Buasorah, where they intend to make & dock, build ship. . lixtd swim a fleet in the C -If of Persia. INDIA ...

... cer- tain sum per annum ; but beyond this the surveyors, in , copju ic tion with a conimittoe of rate-payers in the town-, ship, of which Mr. Geoige Crosland was one, agreed to let Balde-son have certain sand, on consideration ofhis making somo additional ...

... •eagle took part. Earl Grey replied on the part of the go- vernment. After disposing of some unimportant business, their lord- ships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.— Friday, April 12. Official Salaries. — Lord J. Russell, according to the notice he had given ...

... legislative council, should not hold office under the Clown The motion- was negatived .by a. majority Mr. Labouchere withdrew his Shipping Bill for the present session. The House adjourned at a quarter past one.o^clock. . Mondiiy. April 22. . The Stamp Duties ...

... sanitary con- dition ot the journeymen bakers^ reconunending his motion by drawing a very painful picture of their peculiar hard- ships Sir G. Grey would have been glad to agree with this motion, and should do so if he thought it would lead to the practical result ...

... brought before the Belgian courts, and decided in the affirmative. So vast is the Atlantic Ocean, it has been said, that all the ship 3 in the world might be so dispersed over it, that> from no one of them could another be seen. The Church and State Gazette ...

... yellow fever ravages are awful. Many vessels there have lost everj' soid on board, and there were not seamen to man half those in harbour ; and of eighty Custom-house officers who remained on ship-board or on shore, death was equally unsparing. In less ...

... accordance with the memo- rial from Southampton; an amendment that no money should be voted, on being put to the meeting was lost, and the original motion carried. The following resolution was then passed, it having origi- nated in some circumstances that ...

... paper.) A Barber's Shop on the Atlantic. — On board the American steam-ship Atlantic, which is on view at Liver- pool, there is a barber's shop for the accommodation of passengers. The ship, we believe, provides the establish- ment, the operator relying for ...