... SCEtNE AT THE SEA OF MARMORA. (Feoe a c; . Db2aa , by Clirisaia AnderseW ) We steered over towards the coast of Asia and the great City of the Dardanelles, on the fortress of which one great cannon was ranged by the side of the otber,-they did not n Salute US. Soldiers in E aropean uniform, yet with red, h high-crowned fez, peeped forth from between the port- holes. Boats, with Turks and ...

... INTERCOURSE WITH NEW ORLEAS AND THE GREAT VALLEY OF THE WEST. ( From the Liverpool Times. I A plan is in course of execution for improving the corn munication of New Orleans, the sole outlet of the great valley of the Mississippi, with the sea, which, when exe- at euted, will be attended with many advantages to the IaT rapidlv-increasing commerce of that city and the region I Lk of which it is ...

... PROSPECTIVE POSITION OF ALUN LINES. - .1 , I ,, , (From the Morning Chronicle.) The London and North-Western evidently altos at is- curing the principal traffic between London sord JoJhn o'Groat's. To accomplish this the main lines of S~cotlazind have been leased, and the key of the command of th.e traf- fic further north has thus been secured. We have the best authority for stating that ...

... GLASGOW, NOVE MBER 30. Arran.-The Marquis of Douglas and Clydesdale, who has been lately sojourning at Brodick Castle, Arran, in company with Alexander Oswald, Esq., M.P. for the Conuhty of Avr, J. 0. Fairlie, Esq. of Coodham, and Col. Richardson, have recently had several excellent days sport at shooting black game, pheasants, &c.-so numerous on that romantic island. New Poor-Law Act-More ...

... TEE FORtIGN EXCHANGES, (From: the Manfeaeater Guaidiax.) Seldom was mail looked for 'with more anxiety than that which-arrived in the.beginning of last week from 'the United States., as. it was expected to furnish a partiaiscablu- tion of some of the. most threatening difficulties which at present impend over the country at large, and over. this neighbourhood in particular. 'In the one ease ...

... CHINESE METROD OF D-WArFtNG TRETS. (From ihe Corrnpoptsndnt of the Gardeners' Chronice.e) On the termination of the late Chineske -tar, our nrizhl'.orc, the Frenchi, who shared in the inter est so generally excited lv the event, sent a missioin to Chica, to formn ifpos-ible, atreaty of' comn- merce with thel Celestial Govrenmene.. Confidenit hopes1N is-re entertained] of the success of this ...

... (From thie Times.) Portsmouth, Tl irseday. ER the arrival of Her Majesty's ship Apollo, Captain lladciife. which came uD to Spithead this afternoon, we have files of Cape papers and intelligence from that colony to the 7th Oictober in- elusive, being iS days later than those last received. 2cr dates aroe Simon's Bay, Oct. 7; St. flelena, Oct. IS: and Ascension. Oct. 27; at which latter place ...

... BAILNWiY: COMMTISSION. -it- is L , T . - The Cauhi,n I ~ r'o. 27. § The Coaioo mtsin thist morning at ]0.o'oloek. jiw MrrffRAnmtrler; dxn thlieposrtortbe Wet f 6'scatltf& Jusefles and its promoters entered Into an able and lucid review oft thie evidence brought- before ?? respective inte- rests. le firstalluded to the ambigelty-of the words Cen- tral Terminus, which -were suneoptible of ...

... THIE ARMY. 'I DISUHARCE 01' SOLDIR:. 186 1 ?? Nor. Ie 1846^ Sir,-The arrangements for the settlements with soldiers on their discharge from the army and the allowances made to them on such occasion, having been under consideration, I have the honour to signify to You her Majesty's pleasure that in every case of the discharge of a soldier in Great Britain or Ireland, whether with or without ...

... MIS C E L L A N E O U S. Rights of the Wife.The New York Constitutiona Convention has adopted the following section, by a vote o 58 to 44:_ All property of the wife owned by her at the time of her marriage, and acquired by her afterwards by gift, devise, or descent, or otherwise than from her hus- band, shall be her separate property. Laws shall be passed providing for the register of the ...

... IMPORTANT USES OF M AHOGCANY. rag V- .- - tf_._ rrr ttroem tle Morning tlC-a4.) ! qu Mahogany, until of late years, has been regarded as a | go rare and costly wdod, applicable only to articles of luxury, tal few trades besides that of the cabinet-maker having bad A: any knowledge or experience of its qualities and advan- of tages. Time, however, has proved the fallacy of this Ai idea, and ...

... ,THE PROPOSED EXPEDITION OT ERAL FLORE9 TO THE EQUAIlQ)' (From Me Morijf Chrolnyi4 t The Lords of the Treasury having diraeoti:: he legal preness ?? to, -be proceeded with against the Uleiinal*indisman, and the Monarch end Neptune steam ships, which 1Were intended to take part lathe proposed expedition of General Florae to the. Eqnu| . tefollowng particu larsrelating to the contemplated in- rs ...