... plain A retrospect of the events of the past twelve months, calid in which the peace of so many portions of the world has leas s been violated, would occupy a volume, and cannot, suit- he I ably, be compressed into the compass of an ordinary an- 1din nual report. ansi e Every one is aware of their momentous character and Rice, -almost universal occurrenee. ter, c I Among European nations these ...

... otlus itair:0b.4irlintiond, FRANCE, R TheFrenich anrny,includin the gendarmerie, amountedI on the 14t Of September to503 000 men. Of that number, 40,000 of thle contingent of 11142 will be discharged onl wb the Ist Of Octobher, whilst 40,000 men of the samne contisn- tht gent will receive leave of absence, weeckly or us limited, ens without pay, such leave of absence having been suspended U, ...

... 1ORROWlNG.S 1t11GM PUNCII.' ait DRAMATIC 1)EGREES OF COMPARIlSON tat Actorsint iranngers aire in the hnbit oi pi 'ing Bad le ao wvi thhe Qteena'd E~iiliett iiircrrn i the a-degreea of ecoiparnion in pornicular. We filrt, treta lovg, exa perience, that a 1positivc.h, Ilist oppeitr'i ce 'is coni- at piarrtttieili the ?? ofatn ?? ef ayona duration, and that the more 'pusilively lost .ny ...

... I- mil isagmmm eas AGRICULTURAL PROTECrION AND THE 'I NATIONAL DEBT. el tilt Pry I I 0s.s lit-' I liti- .;1- CT | Itco- I f t.; t ale .ist ergg 21-i.t THE PARTY WITHfOUT A BRAD. On Saturday last, a meeting of ?? West Surrey United Asseclition war held at the White Hart Hotni, Guildirod, `Jfor the purpore of dircuesing the present dbrart~oue condition of thre agrioultstral intereat, with a ...

... 7. i .. ?? --il . ?? ?? Walter.,. . -, 'iii sine CANADIAN-VIIURRENCY EXPEDIENTS. 0 Clw 0nassaospiThouigh I 'dio not wank~ myself as Mfcoa th~s~ro~r~ali qaqurveilcy dicicusies, yet, with your per-frv msfi ,Twll eradeavoitr'to., point out to Patliol Al thaOthe' me6dihii of icoar j odrnal. a system ot fintsssa* WY, 'ethat ?? the Wase aisd canceisnent of money' at rsfflisted by 'tbgt ...

... ser The pain of dying must be distinguished from the m, pain of the previous disease, for when life ebbs, senl- vas sibility declines. As death Is the final extinction of Ia- corporal feeling, so numbness increases as death till comes on. The prostration of disease. like healthfvul snt ftge, engenders a growing stupor-a sensation of c to subsidin softly into a coveted repose. Tetansi-t tion ...

... Mttterd. - To dS sw.ROBEr.' PEEL iIN0IRISH AND OTHER in Ei ,r tii EDITOSW ef the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Whick (TilEIlyour sonsible remarks upon 1Mr prefa, V e in h Irish Question, you say,-.- But 's 'r'~ I~ we thinkh, be all'anced, by the Legislature A ,I ti e lueores suggested by Air. Bright the hall, %, reorjae by Sir Robert Peal, which Hill no. v lie recoijected, did rot exclado ta waste ...

... l. ?? m -'TREATMENT OF CHOLERA. DR. SUrHERLAND AND DR. HAWTHOR.NE. w TolAeR DITORS ellA. LIVERPOOh MERCURy. I GINTLEMEN,-1 deem it a duty which I owe to my- fe self and the public, to notice a review, in wih boh `0i and my mode of treating cholera are very unfaicly ani- i snadverted upon by Dr. Sutherland, in the Journal of RI Health, of which he is the editor. Dr. Sutherland hat, is ...

... 2 !T tf THE WES''. INDIA MAIL. jre The hex-al niiis-rrr-hr it Cd-!, ciptain F. E- 7% r) ar r ye d st - I z LoIr rid ?? S at an, e'rcellent ?? fe nal befiore- do~ II t 1 Br. *rrA fij ?? l~,i5 c la tos, anre en ?? ! w r ,j (n rerr-la.its ;accwqi~ista t ie al;_e ti a - 0ia 11G4 lit sL- ri~rlg. Sh-ke a!it. Y.- ?? i - tr Pt! ft r.St~ilm Nam g'at; ?? G- -rnnndi, xs-hhh ic-ass~ I 0 a-,anld nre-aur-e ...

... During the last few days at most agreeable chang ha ire taken place in the weather. The alternate ahowers and cia bright sunshine which prevailed, and operated so bene-. val ficially in stimulating vegetatien, has been succeeded by a awarmn and settled weather, with a clear and most agree- 1i 'cs able atmosphere. Summer may be said to have fairly C 'cis commenced, and the country every where ...

... ~licaA Elrtelltigere. pot The steam-ship Great Britain is again being offered for 'I sale by tender, the former transfer for £20,000 haviag, it Tb is understood, gone off. da3 The Royal Rock Ferry Company havo received a orn complimen~tary letter in acknowledgment of their libe- wality for allowing the use of' the ferry to the children of Bostock-street Schools, by which theyr were enabled to ...

... The attention of the public is earnestly invited to the following brief statements respecting the Bleer- shop Act :_-1 (G. V. Drury, Esq., magistrate, Shotorver-park, Oxo eno says,--- The Beer Bill has done more to brutalize turoep ?? English labourer, and take him from his family and fire. 2. side, into the worst associations, than almost any measure that could have been devisled. It has ...