... On Saturday the Lord Mayor and a deputation ?? the a Commtittee for dispetning ?? pontributin of, the public for the relief of th Spanish And Italian Refu- of t gees, waited upon the Earl of Aberdeen, in consequence or o ~r the recent arrival of several Spanish emigrants in this court. -tees try. It appears that between forty and fit of those unfor- ArasI tuttatC men have lately come to ...

... At t~he reqwi~e? of M~r *J, S. Sinponn. %te inserted in our Palle, of thlt .9I o im% p)-4rit!,,oui of' the fotilo.-ino leno - ii voi~r fq, 'Mtonitar's VI. Ov, S i ,b'rved avc-ri' Curious tiii no1tice ah'nit thle mimial trial or 07e pi-f'it, %which I can- el, 1titI ?? to- P~als over in silent-c. 'I'lic 15 ilt thin in the pa- ES rac!raph. ?? It ratherdeserves w'sere cetiesore, iq in olloin,,,l ...

... EXC UlP.ATORV PROOF U-4,8II stdremontnrr I .EXCUI.olTRV PRtOOF (ha acc ident.i nod obsefrved. the small boat Jeaze the Louisa.. xea JUst before th, collision thoe small boa~tw~as drawnO astern to ~sabdut the length of herself, but by wbat~catsse he -could to~t ~e% ep It. Llcdiw foe sisis aircturnstallre, he thoiglkt: the col~j :EA fitlatn ivouldbhv iao voided. Observespthe Ld~isa, ands thought ...

... :a aleonau Fercura. EDINBURGH. SATURDAY-LSEPTEMBER 12. t5 S. E. writes us as follow s:- I have seen IMrBuck-_ ingham'sadvertisement, and really look forward with but stmall satisfaction to the prospect of being draeged into a dispute with the man whom Sheikh Ibraham (lfir Burck- hardt) first, and Captain Boog afterwards,'denounced in no' measured or equivocal terms. Mr Bockiogham' s sensibili ...

... As..~ge sujc of 4fr ?? was never more intereting ts pehil satsfatlo~tohav ?? ~rpo wer to fybefore our readers the novel ad important lnte Jgenqce taeinedn the follow- lng comunication, for~ hchc weiare ?? to the kind- ness of a distinguished scientifc frieni. The communica. tion itself is the productin'of ano miiinn and' well known civil engineer, at. present residing. inParis. It is dated ...

... CATHOLIC EMA$CIFAT10OX The following communication, from the pen of an in nious friend,. is so ahly written, and so wel adapted to cir cumstances sof the present moment, that we deem t b alike to the author and to the engrossing importance of s subject-, which'he has contrived to exhibit in a striking light,'tb bring it prominently forward, and 5)e samn timre to reqbesf attention to the ...

... It is a Maximoforalastwyt s{im,-lent tinso dapes~ ?? ?? -sr literary. ques.. intodsUss, nor a ocal;- -abuse to exos uo a a Pant corruptionistiv toctu, ?? vnost5 AV neO those nice thi - - ?? hchuh Upubloicntakeso grt' anin IIIh Whnent agispulc abue pbis ?? geapte or ah interetedinertuaingte abuen: ore glitled byits expo.. seurev rhelihd alwas ie aw camond odrn 'idhtinceeal-i - radnes ;andhi ...

... : IMPORTANT TO COACH :PROPRIETQRS. ., ~ ~ ?? . _ , . 1 *. . ._ :bee -COilt Thlalda3y a cautae ivastried in this-ity,- the result of out asbidit is oF considerable ?? to Icoach proprietors, the. tinder the. pcubliar cirin.utances of the caqse the Lo frot J3ast i e Cgle rk co ndfceiirded to hear parties in his own chain- wih ber Lo , Ioicrenf-ad Pimilly were lso present. The eot Dea of PauRyi ...

... I i 'T , It is now definitely arranged that Lieutenant-General Lord it. E. H. Somerset, K.C.B. and M.- P. will be ap- ovt pointed Colonel of the 1st (royal) regiment of drsgoon.s, vice General Thomas Garth;, deceased; and that MajorGe.. d neral Sir John Elley, K.C.LB., fromn the royal regiment of Wpe horse guards, will succeed to)the Colonelcy of the l7th lan- in i cers, vice Lord. Edward ...

... IOi3.fpRCTS'; A'N- X ANfT .% (W 1TXWr. MEDICAL PItV-I!4MN'T INNSTl l UIION OF~ I SCOTLtIN D. Athon irh -qc'toieshvet esei'dfr a enttisierable p.'io- p borh in &-'rtiind a-net ?? in~ Whicl tnin of every - protessio eui2tlti snake prri-ijonflw ?? age, anir( fo their -famnilies. or other deptend, nts-_ ,fer dea-th-is ha-s excited the I trrs ?? iefration oft the 'Medikal- ro Jn~J~~io cold e mde ...

... INDIA AND AMR BUCKINGHkAM. * India and- Mr Bnrckinghaimt What a title ! The empire of China and a China orange ! But a truce to the absurdity of the collocation, and a word or two in sober ear- nest on a subject of vast and daily increasing importance.- What is to be done with India ? asks Mr Buckingham, who, in the same breath; tells us thnt he is prepared with an answer to his own ...

... T IE; A I .Y- \ - ; ~ ~ ~ t { 1 XE '.11 I, 1 -1 I ?? i. .. '-Iwieicnit l( ?? Grn~ni its A.: is ?? Pr'iin(,- .pal Commandhit-of the ()tdTl pe l)eportam1a t-51sies I tle ?? Lite ?? G2irdlr,' -gf! . ' wiuteriant Lot~nnliI rl~d, it.$zE. i$ i1 ,ch~tet ,¢o~ia~fa-dz^ tix t ?? at ?? C4 lQfeor-SRi'1 in the joom oF J ?? _-_loretSjke d 8,,, A. Wam ?? f yeaedeeased .kT e, 'L Ii eutenant-Colomtet.Clmehtthi ...