... -4FOref9ft IlItclif9clIct. A Vendor of images, in bronze and plaster, 1i 9 liaelles, end stich.liko nicknacko, In Paris, wos last week pi I co ?? to a molithS tImprisaotment. and a tine of OO . Y, francs, for exposing for sale a plaster portrait of the Due de iourdeaux, it fhe uoritorm of a general, With the inscription, 1- 'Hery V., Kiga of France. a ,d 'it. EX-PItESIDENT OF HAYTI. - The G ...

... Agrf(ultivill Informatfoll. - 4! SPONTANEOUS COMIBUSTION OF GUANO.- l It is well known that the dung of many birds will ignite is spontaneously. Galen himself takes notice of this, for w ho states that pigeon's dung takes fire when it becomes or rotten, and that one was sufficient to set fire to awhole st house. Father Casati, a Jesuit, says it was from the on large quantity of the dung of ...

... PUBLIC ADMISSION OF ltUlMISH CONVERT * INTO THCE CkUH OF ENGLAND i . INJ~uIrii VA~s3-- hard An Interestilig service took pincesin, tho ?? chapllbl join at Ellerker, in this riding, on Thursday, last weaki, :i pure the adlmission of it person, professing allegiance to the' ftre Bishop of Rtone, ?? communion with the Church Of try~ b tEngland. Tho convert wats a young man--Mr. Boh~a~n A tress ...

... LINCODUNSHII NEWS. 1111I~ The ]3ishop of Peterborou~gb confirmed 300 lotp young people, of both seitel on Mondaty, i St. Martin's ?? 'luc~Stamford. its 'The Rom~an CatholieW are. cain gste ou of, efforts to stabltslia ma'ss h'ouse at aislabro.' A priest Vith 'belonging to that laturcht has located hireself there, and snol service, for the present, 55 performed in hlis own PrivAtsO lery: ...

... jistorical- 'Ietchetb of' ol leunes. W TH ATAICK, A - I WITH THE HAMLETS OF EkGHAK AND SKIRLINGTON. TPWICKi, Atteuwicl, and Attingwiek, as it is Va. riously written, is bounded on the cast by the sea; on the west by the township of Hermese; on the south by that of Bewbolme,- and the hamlet of Erghsrn; 'on the north by the lordship of Skirlingten. Many' of the inhabitants in the seigniory who ...

... e Mone DasER.STALKeNGo.-On Wednesday, her Ma- ijesty was gratifed by witnessing tha noble sport of decr.stalking to very great advantage. The Quieen and the Prince had proceeded np Glen Tilt, with Lord a Glenlyon early in the aternoon, and her ?? re- nmaised at tho foreter's lodge whilst the Princc set orth with his noble host otn hsis sporting expedition. 'Ihe Prince succeeded in killing ...

... ;Lfuco T 4ewis. ; ?? BY DROWNING OF CAPTAIN Dpit- rtLaD 0i TabOit5rtetl- .Con8alerable alarm was created at thbi ilice on Sunday evenisglgult, in consequence of a report thit capl Dfittelde vessel had been sunk and himself drowned. vblteh ?? too true. It appears that theoamalck itanger.of twhclhbMr. ?? wasmastersailedfrom the Trout a: ew dan ago, ladell wilh potatoes for Loedon, wae ran fa3t ...

... BRAZILIAN SLAVBRY. Tbt T ' 'its olsit sktelth presents at faithful, thoughibut a puil tto faint picturo of that savoery its the B~rail~s, whiich the thce fhrt Leaguers are so anxious to countenance and eticourego, dir Pill in order to carry out the fatlaciaus principles of F~ree am the Trade :- uni nest We had scarcely left the town behind its, and token ;n the the road towards St. ...

... . RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF THE CHURCH. The following remarks are extracted from a clover article, entitled Educational Sylealsfos fthe People, in the current tsumber of the CHURC11 or ENOLAND QuARTHRLY Hrivimy-a publication of great ability, mainly devoted to the consideration of questiona affect- ing the important irtereset of tihe Church, and which is calculated to exercise a powerful ...

... s AxylEnM .. LONDON, TaURSDAT MORNINO. The Paris papers of Tuesday have come to hand. They contain nothing of ally political import. ance. The Duke ?? arrived at the Chateau of Eu from Paris early on Monday. During now six weeks the withdrawals of money from the savings. banks have exceeded the lodgments. On Monday the sums wvithdrawn exceeded 871,u00f., while those lodged amounted only to ...

... At Manches~te', Newcastle, and Sunderlnnndt la, on Saturday, tine snarkete did not vary from thle Previous r, wek oroposwha tis ot, there Wao a ?? anin advance. Thle smenn remark applies to tile narineta of Linneohlohire, Norlolk, and Sutfollk. tl At Norwich Cattle Hill Far ?? n io imnmenseshelow of nell Sorto, of sheeop and bullocks, ceetils met all eaceteding doll trade, and prices gave Way ...

... PHE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, HULL. The COlurch Magazine for the present month gives a beautiful plate of this fino old parochial edifice, accom-r panied by the following interesting noticec This lnoble edifice (commoely called -the High Church) Is said to be the largest parochial churab In the kilgdom. It may he that there are some larger churches, formerly mrnas tic or cullegiate, which have now ...