... the reduced state of the stocks of all irheds of corn in the country. Our advices from Scotland continue, on tle whole, to speak well of the crops, and (lie weather appears to have been as finee there as il (le south ; owing, howevevr, to an actual scarcity ...

... I upon 9ne cargo of tea which recently-arrived in the port of London has actually been refused. As'the trade, generally speaking, *are buying merely to meet immediate wants, serious losses would be submitted to by the speculators and I holders of tea ...

... others were, in like manner, pro- vided for by the MI-ti-quis of Claurickarle. It is a fact worthy of r'ecord, and witich speaks muds for the improved moral character of our countrtymen, when compared with scenei that hlve been the g;'eat distinguishing ...

... short of the average of fa- vourable seasons, as well hi respect to quality as quantity. In reference to potatoes we cannot speak so positively; but we are strongly disposed to regard the reported spread of the disease with doubt. That the early sorts have ...

... those of some preceding Mondays, the arrivals of beasts fresh up to our market to- day were rather limited, and generally speaking of very middling quality. The attendance of both town and coun- try buyers being numerous, and the weather faveurable to ...

... rsand profit in our staple trade; to make tite pros- perity permarnent depends upon ourselves--- that is, upon the people, speaking through the lee islature. e COiSxATONy-D)ARINc OFFENyCE Thle Ulniordist car- perters and snavels of Belfat', indignant at ...

... In the side of the road where be. Was beaten. almost in the last agony of death. They ieited him up, but he was unable to speak a word. The Pour fellow lingered in the greatest agony until Saturday eening, when death released him from his sufferings.- ...

... attention, at a production of went Il the compositivin of a fellotv.citizen. Mr. :Mr whose opinion on such points is conclusive, speak' highly of it; and, we undeerstand5 the aui 'or it farward under the auspiees and patronage of s6 veral difier enindtitity ...

... than is usually the case iniseasous when the harvest is protrated to so late aperiod. . In reference to, potatoes we eapnof speak sofavourebly. In 1 some of the. northernem coties the disdesie s' evidently spread- ing; and in Scotland, where'thebllght a ...

... nothing to add to former observations but that the supply of the first-named was moderate-the latter has been, generally speaking, alwaya so; prices were stationary. Samples covering about 300 barrels of seed oats of species and denominations almost ad ...

... have had the effect of inducing the governmeeut to grant the inquiry asked. With sorrow, and not without shame, we have to speak of the disappointment of that most reasonable expectation. Carlow was lost by timi. dity. Surely it is time to relinquish that ...

... taking precautions against any injury to the salmon fisheries during the ?? season. SALMON FisHERIiES-CLOSE SEASONi.-After speaking of the difficulty and dispute in which the subject is in- volved, the commissioners express a hope that the time is not far ...