... The capability of tire colony of New South Wales, hr indepenlent of the sister Australasian colonies, will be 't appreciated by a glance at lie followingstatistics, being d the result of a ceasus taken by oflicial authority brought down tothe 30th of September last. There v were then in the colony Sheop ?? 4,804,846 y Horned cattle ?? 897,219 Horses ?? 56,5Z6 d Swine . . . 4G,Ut86 a The above ...

... DESTIRUCTIVE FIRE IN SHEFFIELD, On Tuesday night, shortly after twelve o'clolk the ware- housner ofle isrs. Wilson, Haweeveorth, and Macs of Arundel. Inue, merchantg and manufacturers, was diescrered to be on fire. Frone the offielal report at the Tovwn-hnltl we SHd that the fire was discovered about aquarter pasttwelve o'olock at night, when information was prromptly eteiveyed to the police. ...

... varifties. L' 4littLiCO. RATIIER PIQUANT. -A verger in Salisbury Cathedral was one dny telling Charles Lamb that a party o eight persons had dined oer the top of the cathedral spire; upon which. the poot remarked that they mast havo beeu very shr7p set. A gentleman now on a visit to a watering place in Yorkshire, passing one of tiro places of worship, wvas about to inquire of a woman whom ho ...

... NATIONAL SOCIETY. -- A gertrin Nvas preached inl ths Parishr Church of Hlealinig, near 0 Grimsby, on Sunday, the pib inlstant, by the oRv. W., n Wright, for tire benefit of the National Society, and r, ?? stin of £:7 17s. Sd. waes collecterd dsritg the vyeek. 1 TcMuPERANC e ESITIVAL.-'The seventh anni- i r- versary of tire Tceetotel Society, Grant Grirneby, was 'Y heold int tire Temperance ...

... IIAPTrAIN ARqASRINATrD BY 1I1S C A CAPTAIH ASSASSINATED BY HItS COOK. I to The Americnn ship Thomas Bennott, returned to ell Liverpool a few days since, in cansequenie of thc captain having been ossoassernted by his cook, John Kent, oil tho cl, noyageheneelto Charleston. Itappearsthat ?? e ris Bennett, a fine American ship, of 483 toes burthen, i ei. sailed Iroor Liverpool for Charleston otl ...

... - . I .I . .. . . I . .. The awful calamity attendant upon the execution of the murderer Saville, of '.yhicl Nye gave an account fast week, would seem to have been caused by a party ef ruffians, who, as soon as the drop fell, just under tbe gallows, immnediately began to push dowu the street, hoping, in the contusion thereby excited to secure soms plunder. The crowd, alrcady half suffocated, ...

... tic Some four hundred pounds, in place of the two ml thousand which they reckoned upon, is the sum total uO of the subscriptions the League orators have raised in S Hull; and of this the Sykes family atone have con. ell tributed more than one-third. These gentlemen are Jc known to have strong political and party feelings. They Jo are very rich; and we should be the lnst to ebject to cb their ...

... The new Hligh Sheriff of Yorkshire is tit rid Timothy Hutton, of Clifton Castle. Esq. Oil Re Lord 'Beaumont left Btscton Constable on hi rat Snday lest, to attend ?? dtities. Lord nit tal uad Lady Gahiway also left yesterday morning, and tvi ape proceeded from Hull by the first afternoon train for TI ere town. i Tin Amongf the distinguished -visitors whbO con- He ienue to enjoy the hoopitality ...

... of r, DARING BURGLARYAl SCARBOROUGH Ie I A fiost extensi!ve std da -gb glrw - e F-'PS arnba r ws comite WS On the night o it thcofit irs. th yourt' vas offcred f nsay last, upon tie premise ofsnde 'i Fra Inci, lrk l Ol l eol IyurFann Caka aged widowv lady, residing in Moe- 19. tiken chant's-row. On the light menstionatedredh only oc- t4 efted I'pants of thl e house woeereirs. Clark, and two ...

... THlE FACTORY CHILD. II 'l rt r simp D er tt' li H e. ittet futly deseltir bee ol our manwtaxs besionho s- liao LILL do rseiy eefoet0lo otg n in evidensce itees .ic Thc fahe Colisosni of his ahi Hoose ofl Comtoesof which ahl e ed forr was ehoeml sea, T-Iirot h brlesrittouo exp sealeel i tg Th jabkozle elotl octsa s inteed, i needl bY lb tlner epitt.) sh I ed l Twos 000 srare e~t'ee's sielg~ ...

... TLnrfi And LadvB Reaumrnt havt' nrrivpd. Lord Wpd Lady Beaumont have arrived at . Carlton Hall for the ienason. Lord Howden has, wve hear, arrived at Grimaston Park, in this county, from a tour on the n continent. aO MUNICIPAL R13VISION.-Our readers will remember that Thtursday next, the 23rd October, at te ton o'clock in the forenoon, is the day and hour fixed In by the mayor and revising ...

... Sir Clifford and Lady Conitable, family, al and suite, arrived here by the night train, on Friday last, h, ad proceeded to Burton Constable for the soeaen. Lord Carrington and the lion. A. L. Mel- ex ville havs been guests at the Vittoria Hotel, during the I week. M Lady Ingilby was amongst the passengers a by the Emerald IleO steamer from this port for Rotter- G dam, last week. a] TulE SUPPLY ...