... THE PIKE SCHEME; AND THE E POLICY OF ITS PROMOTERS. I & UV.K, 1 u7%Wr i.or Many of our readers, and most of our contempo- raries, imagine that the decision come to by the Council, in regard to the Rivington water scheme, is conclusive as to the result of that project, and that the works must necessarily be fbithwith carried out. We do not subscribe to that opinioEn. It is true we have, at an ...

... - anali link INSURRECTION AT VIENNA. the' II byretul db militi eted FLIGHT OF THEl EMPEROR. Al bion A second insurrec tion, more terrible than that of sided Dhi- March, and threatening the entire dismemberment Arse Itiw. of the Austrian empire, broke (olt at Vienna on the Turl jion 6Oh instant, and was attended with the most deplora- arnd of nbile excesses. 'The result may be thus summed upl. ...

... IMYTON COMMISSIONERS MEErING. A meeting of the Myton Commissioners was held onr Monday last in the Town Hall, M1r. Alderman Cookman in the chair. There were present, Messrs. Boyle, For- rester, Priest, West, Spratt, Seaton, and Richardson. After the minutes of the last meeting had been read, Mr. FOBRESTER said, that previous to going into busi- ness, he would just draw attention to the map of ...

... xrw anu obderbittivivd. O'w I Sze FRANCE. The French Government appears determined to put an end to the ultra democratic and Socialist club-, whose existence is ilICOimDatible with good order or public tran- quillity. for we fid that the Club of Charanne, the Club of the Grosre Tete, nnd the Club ofthe Acacins, in the Rue Saint Antoine, have been cto'ed by virtue oft nn ordinance ia'-r' from ...

... STATE OF THE FUNDS-SATURDAY. IRRYTIR1-J , -------_ BRITISH. Bank Sto k - 3 per Cent Red. Anns. .- 3 per Cent. Con. Ann 86* 3 per Cent. 1726 . - New 3j per Cent . - New s per Cent. Anns. - Long Annuitiesto expire Jant ary 5,18D .10 . . Si rndia Stock ..,,.3. India Bonds.-. lel ocs.:.- Bank Stock for Account. Consols for Account, 86i Exchequer ...

... PRIVATE CO RRESPONDENCE. (From oa.r Spectal Gorrespondent.) tLumoK. T rSDAY EVZNiso. b The trial of Patrick O'Donoghuc has terminated in a ver- h diet of guilty, after a deliberation of nearly four hours by the f jury, for the identification of the prisoner at those points relied upon by the prosecution, was not so clear and satisfae- tory as could he desired. This prisoner and M'MNauus were, ...

... THE NEW AlEg BEES. AD SPEWIT ACT. TO turn :Dbanorowtn OAUOLX AstON OX?.s SIn-I beg, through the mzedium of your columns, to ift- quire of the authorities, what descriptionF of dealers are in- cldede3 in, and what are the exemiptions from, thle pains and pealities enumerated inl a printed notice, froml the Police Office, copies of wvhich havre been served u~pon myself and others in the trade ? ...

... FALKEIR TRYST. MONtDAT, OCTOBER 9. The last for the season of these markets was held on the usual stance. On the early part of the day the weather was favourable, which had the effect of showing off the stock to good advantage. The numbers on the ground were corn- puted at from 90,000 to 100,000 bead, being fully more than has been shown at the corresponding market for some years past. It was ...

... DEFEAT OF THE mpriRIAL TROOPS ' FLIGHT OF TIHE EMPEROR, &c. (From tire Thimes of yesterday.) WIte have received information of the outbreak of a inewt and terrible insurrection at Vienna on the 6th instant. It appears from the accounts in the German papers, which are corfirmled by private advices as well as by travellers who have arrived in Jlondoni direct from Vienna, that the military ...

... I ?? THEMOVEMENT IN THE SOUTH. ARREST or MR. RonnErr LAMB1EIN IN CORIC-On Satur- day eveningthis gentleman who hadonly retiunedfrom. England a day or two preceding, was unexpectedly arrested under the habeas corpus suspension act, and lodged in the city jail.- Cork Reporter. ARREST OF Mn, KILLEILA, &c.-In addition to the notice which has already appeared in this paper, relative to the arrest ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIlE EUROPA. (s-renal OUR ?? CORllS1'O1 DEMNT.) Liverpool, Monday. The British and North American royal ulail steam ship Europa. Captain Lott, arrived in the Marsey at one o'clock this day, from Now York and Halifax, after at passage of nearly twelve days, having left the former port on the 27th nilt., and by her arrival we have our files of papers to the day of sailing. Sire has ...

... FAoaEU WALrPOLE'S OPINION OF r THE FRENCH AssEa a OFi 1i89. -I am much obliged too for your French anecdotes, madam, which I had not heard. All their proceedings appear to me shocking qr absurd to a degree. I do not guess on what grounds Mr Wyndham foretels their success. I bad been told that -he thought their debates ridiculous, but a prophet has more strings to his bow than one who only ...