... Original 1-.3octrg. FRIENDS OF OUR YOUTHFUL DAYS. Ou the friends of our youthful days, Where are they now, oh i! where? F!cd as tile Somnicr's gladdeninig rays, When Witrmy storms appear ? In distatit lands sonie iay be found, Whollm fate has sev-ered wide; Some sleep hjittiiathi thle grassy moniod, And there in peace abide. Some lie low on the battie fiel l, Wlho fought for Clory's crown l A ...

... FASHIONABLE INTELLIGEIcB The Earl of Carrick, Messrs, Haughton, Sherrard Hogel, Dennehy, R.N., Stoney, Jackscn, King, Cole, C d &c., &c., sailed from Kingetown on Thuraday ?? he D ajeety's mail packet, Queen Victoria. er Major Wiltraham, family, and suite, Mrs. Lyster family, CaptainCollins, Captain Barron' Aes. peel Zjee stone, Inglis, Cooper, De Trafford, Paul, Pancocke arrived in Kingstown ...

... Tbe Earl of Bessborough has arrived in London from Ireland. The newly-accredited Minister from the French Bepublic to the British Court, 31. Gustave de Beaumont, -dined on Satilrday evening with Lord John Russel1, at ?? residence in Rlichmond P'ark. Lord Plunket (ex-Chancellor of Ireland) is so- Journling at the Palace, Tuam, for the last few days. UHs lord- rhip appears in the enjoymnellt of ...

... ..T.ATRICALS &e., IN AMERIC , The recent arrival of the Cambria, supply the following items under date, New York. October -17. Mrr.llfcrea;dy is ptaying to very'tood houies, butf therte not -a particle ' of edtti'suhasm e4%hibited'by the public: ' : u is' admired and iprisised;' but the' press whileiit is 'generous; heralds hisperfdrnsailes with no very ' velling stbloguis.' .He--willmakiea ? ...

... FASHIONABLE INVTELLIGENCE. It is the intention of her Majesty to hold two levees at St. Jamae se Palace in the course of the present month and It is rumourad in the court circles that the Sovereignr will have a drawing.05 rom ow0rd5 the elose of the month. Mlr. .11. Guinnass and family. Messrs. Hinds, narolay, Tighe, Archer, Wateon, Caulfield, Long, Home. Bowen, Grant, H~ill, Peroy, Lindsay. ...

... rlcbi VW, ?? -No. 125. 3L.ACteWCOoDS MAGAcim,. Atigitat. Edinibiirghi Win. Blackiiomu od alSans. M~aga'' is excliusivcly tioii-politiial this niotitli, ltid the at orm-ritaders antd sttty-at-liostte travellers have it all to tienit- achevs. There ?? ito fewer ttait four fictions, otie of them liting aI tible sheaf frotis ?? Tihe Caxtotis,'' the heast aerial whichl ever totik ?? tile, cxci ...

... fa1j iolt aub VTarittim. THE COURT. Her Majesty remains at Windsor, and takes exercise in tho open air whenever the weather permits. She rarely mnisses her earlv valk whit the Prince. Prince Albert hunts and shoots inl the foreooen. Trhe nuchless of Kent dines dailv at the castle. Sir Robert and Ladv Peel arrived on a visit to the Queen on Tucsdav, together with Viscount and Viscountess ...

... idcrtctc 9octrp. L, I x I 5, B lY 1) It. A. ?? A D A M S. DI.)Eu, dear to II is thO lan:d ouniV c!lildlltood, T'e gr-cn isle oi Erill anltidot to lliuc sea, 'lThe streatttlet, tite valley, the mountain, and vwildI wood, TIIe liatlltS of Iy faLthlers, and Cn.swiamncrtee.* Still, still roundl that lovrd lioaie fondl meliolry lingels, It rides on ?? sea-breeze ?? and free- Rlecalls the sweet ...

... (Frnot Le .Follet.) The poor chronologists of fashion are at present quite embar. rassed, not that novelties without number, which have already appeared, giving proof of the good taste of the inventors, have suffered from the disturbed state of politics, but that they dare not afftrm what the winter fashion will be, without the danger of incurring the title of audacious prophets, which reason ...

... I | WriNDSon, WEDNEsDAY.-The royal dinner party at the cattle this evening will include her Royal HIighlnesa the Duchess of Kent, the Marquis and Iarchioness of Douglas, the Earl of Liverpool. - Mesirs. Stewart, Blake, Fitzgerald, Oldficld, Gregg, KIing, Sheil, Palmer, Kirby, &c. &o., sailed trom Kingetown on Thursday evening by ?? mail packet, Iron Duke. . Messrs. CalorAft, King, Sterling, ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN: SOCIETY'S SPRING EXHIBBi TION OF FARM STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &C. &Co. This great national show of stock, implements, &a., is, front the numbers and character of the different descrip- tions of farm stock, both in the fat and breeding claises, superior to any exhibition-far and away superior to any that has ever yet taken place on the premises of this very ancient and highly ...

... ,ffas4jiolt aitb aTvictim, TILE COURT. Wi-EsoOR, TuFSDAY, Nov. 7.-The Queen anti Prince Albcrt tank their accustomed carly moninrig walk. Priuce Albert went out shootin g t1i s morning. His Royal High- iness was attendted byN the Marquis of Ahereorn, Lard Casio ?? lcud Culoel. louv . Ti IRoa dite er party ait thle Castle this eveniing will include thle Duchess of Kent., thile Princess of ...