' The state of the Fine Arts in this country is becoming a matter of increasing solicitude. As a manufacturing nation, 't is of primary importance to draw more closely the connection which exists between the Fine Arts and Manufactures. Our present position is unusually favourabl

and grandeur any Ipilar display in the known world, entirely filling the spacious saloon, feet in length by 51 feet in width, embracing upwards of fifty f gUres as large as life, all fac similes, in groups in their native costumes, the highest mandarin to the blind mendicant in

COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONERS. It appeared that while an immense public meeting of the turnouts of all branches was holding in - Waterloo-road, John Wright in the chair, another party, who, we understand, had been closing the mills and workshops in Edgeley and Cale-green, went to t

easily 40 0ro v - ' (even by blind persnns), and work with great case, .having e ll I:!eints, temper, and finish. The labels are correct likenesses colou re , aJesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, in relict, on lesp ec ,:tgrounds. One shilling value can be sent free by po

weather unfavorable to slaughtering, the demand was throne. heavy, at, in some instances, drooping currencies. At per albs to sink the offal& s . Beef .. 4d to 43 4d Veal .. to to 433 Mutton .. 33 ad —43 4d Pori: .. 45 0 ,1 Lamb, 4s ad to .53 ad. 41. SUPPLY—Beasts 132 ; sheep an

oo of England, have been as follows :-30 carcasses of beef, 40 0 i re f o i veal, and 500 ditto of pork, most of which has come to han''„ o plY,A, middling condition, and produced very low figures. The 4 ".`ijerr London killed meat has proved extensive, the time of year con' yet

EilAbo are Ural Thrlrubers of Crutb ? THERE is a section of the Anglican clergy claiming for it self a special love for (as they would call it) Bible-Christianity., Many respected individuals are in this number, to whom, it may be, the following remarks do not apply. They do appl

This work is "edited by a late Colonial Magistrate ;" th e authorship of it is concealed. It does not require the stamp of an y authority, however respectable, to give authenticity to its general statements, or graphic force to its various and truth-coloured pictures. * * * * "T