... A SANGUINARY conflict has taken place in s, Canada, hrtven the Brhitl forces alid the troops of the United Sta es. 'ihe i j terrY is XA itiled by both parties, hut tie rctro.rrade movement on the part of the Americaus, ?? that their success wvas l of the negative kind. In addition to this irciumu- p stauce, the account published by the Americans is rc so void of particulars as to lead to the ...

... A lhininous arch Was exlibited in the heavens on Sunday night last-visible, we should itnngine, to thepriaipal part of the in hahitantsof the No rth of Eglatid and Scotland, hi from the silence of the London papers on this novel appearancei wv conchtnd that it was not. seen so far South as the Metro olls. In the neighhourhollo of Lecds, it ex- hibitei a.lotimlfoious bow or are h,extending fiom ...

... IJRENCII PdPEL.& Frankfort, Sept. 4.-Every thing is pre. n paring for the Couigress at Vienua, ytid ,t is inl the midst of pioj.crs of aggrandisement and 4itns if amb-ti u of every Hid, that the o 6ociattoos fit the peace of Europe are about to cominie ce. r We are even assured that the dissatisfactioc of a ceattin C(abinets is n&o ?? a secret, -stid that - the uivon of thle Allied Powers is ...

... ALARMING FIRE IN SOUTH WARK. On Sunday evening, shortly after seven o'cluck, & fiat brok- forlh inI the M -irrld Mills (we nuderstand cf NlM. Uinyard) in Srotbwark, riear the bhaki k f the 'iwm se, arid a little to the Soutl -West *,f Sn. Savinutr's, or St. 1triy Overym s Churchb and w ?? a f-rv huiltiugs to the West of St. Mary Ov'rfs Dock, which created for somr time a dreadfill alarmi ...

... IIALIFAX. AND AMERICAN P.iPERS. BATTLE OP CIIIPPAWA. COPY OF A LETTER FROM CAPT. L. A0)ST'N, AIDE- DE-CAtIP TO. GEN.-BROWN, TO T1'11 SECRETARY OS WVAR, DATED Headlquarters, Buffalo, 29th July, 1914. I lbave the honour of adidiessiog yon liy (I- sireof Gen. Brown, who is now vonnlined bV wounds received in a severe engagement witli the, enemy on the afternoon and oigbht of the 2ath inst. Our ...

... LONDON, W E .NSD.4Y, S pO. 7. i In spiie of the confident assertions that bar e e IhPeril made rif the ruptuure of the negociati n o at Clke-.it, %ke Shall adhere to the opinion we have uniformly expiressetd, that n o rupture has taken p nac- ?? , erer Sept. 7. 7 ' By the arrival of t-e las et frnin tile P Rio Ile farseiti,, uC are infornae t hat a Portu- fi. ?? f i-igte tvas prparin r to ...

... LONDON, WEEuSiT-AY, Stlez. I 1. I Parliament sill rmeet 1hr the ?? of ba- sioess on ot abont the 10th ot NoveMiber. The Paris papers of tbe ilth afrived.on Wedntesday mnrnitrin. An attempt his been unadle in pnarts ol1 the Canton of Berne, to refive thie Jacobin clues of 1798. The principal ac'enis were the remniant of the revolutiotnists of that period ; by the activity ofthe Gosernment, ...

... _FLOAND)ON;, TUESDAY, Algust 30. Parts Papers to the 24th arrived on Friday I 1i'w 2ith Aug. While tile Period fixed fair tile niecl r if the Congress at Vienna approaches, thle n rill Continental Powers seem inclined to 1naintain considerable forees in a warlike atti- tide. It is stated in a letter from Rastadt, that several Gelman e orps have crossed the Rhine, e anil that ?? Kleist has ...

... The Rev. Richard Hartk'y, D. D. of Bingley, t is appointed Surrogate to grant p obates of wills, t' letters of administration, and inarriage licences. 1 'Ihe trade of Leeds and of all the otier d towns of the riding to the west of this place, con- tinue to suffer considerably, owing to a deficiency of water in the river. From this cause there are at present detained AtThwaite I.ock ?? 3s ...

... I JO1N'VX4 SOUTHCOTT. TO T1tED. 1nT0or.--S1R,-everal persons having expressed a wish that 1 should visit Joanna Soittleolt, that they might be bitter satisfied what foundation there was for a report that sbe was pregnant, I consented to accompany one of ber friends, a surgeon and accoucheur of experi- rnce, for that Purpose, on the 18th of August. le informed me on my way thither, that the ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, S~rT. 10. TO CORRESPONDENTS. We liave no dobt of the tratits of the facis coninoiated bar Verite son ,%'inzaieia. bait as we are persuaded that the deutled Ifolosers of Joanna Sothrcott are rather ?? thanl imlpo-tQs, the insertion rt any art irele Aed. in to hiltulcate he belief'hat the Suals ategentesraly esed for the promntion of viltainout designs would tic unjust and ...

... (BY AXPRESS.)-LONDON, SEPT. 1.5. k- Dutch Mai arriver1 this mornintg, and an article from Ghent still intainS that thle neqg . ciations are only suspended, not broken wf. Fresh instructions must be received from A ie- rica? and these ca8O Qt he expect esl before the beginning of. December.-CotLrier A letter from Berlin states, tbat tlie King of Prussia has definitively retounmed that jiart of ...