Berlin correspondent says—The German Government has resolved to give notice to all foreign Governiet,nte with whom it has p•eviously concluded commercial treaties that those treaties will be terminated at the end of the present year. The object of the Imperial Government is to r

improves Digestion. Animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties. Thoroughly recruits the general boclily health, and indices a prciver healthy condition of the Nervon and Physical Forces.

EW MEDICAL WORK on NE RVOU S DEBILI l'Y, Loss of Nerve and Brain Power, Manly "Vigour , Pains in the Back, Lowness of Spirits, Impaired Memory, and other manifestations of Nervous and PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION. Address JOHN HAMILTON, M.D N.Y.), Wellington House, 7, Tavistock-street If

At Liverpool on Friday afternoon Mr H. Bright, on behalf •of the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, presented Captain Wilson, of the steamship City of London, with a framed testimonial, in recognition of his gallantry in saving the crew of the ship County of Pictou, which foundered

E. HARRISON, Jeweller. BOTHROYD, Jeweller and Optician. REDCAR— T. WAKEFIELD, Jeweller. SALTBURN— W. TAYLOR, Chemist. WHITBY — F. HALL., Jeweller. WEST HARTLEPOOL-3. EMERSON, Chemist. HENRY LAURANCE'S Spectacles are made of the finest selected Lenses, and are Clearest, Coolest,

A sitting of the Langbaurgh Bench was held by Mr I. Wilson, M.P., and Mr Hopkins at . :he offices of Messrs Brewster, Middlesbrough, on Thursday, when • Edward Batty, Lowe-terrace, South Bank, till recently a clerk in the employ of the South Bank and Normanby Gaslight aompany (L

Mi Aid. Dunning thought the local papers should he purchased for the inmates of the Workhouse. He proposed that the York Herald, the Newcastle Chronicle, the Middi esbrough Gazette,theMiddlesbrough Exchange,the Northern Eclw, and the Middlesbrough News be obtained for them.—The

Nothing further of importance has transpired concerning the steamer Jura, of Glasgow. Lloyd's agent at Yarmouth sent out a tug to cruise in the neighbourhood of the Cross Sands, but after remaining there some twelve hours the tug returned to Yarmouth She reported that a large qu