... z¢ILTU2Z RN PJarve. -. ?? According to the weekly returne of the idacric of Enigland, piub- hished on Friday, the amiount of notes In nelual eirculrtimn, in the week endilyg Satur~day, Sept. 2.9, iircluiding seven days and other bills, ovas X19,1445Oil, ail increase during; tle week of 4~2,32:the amount of gol an silver coin ajj birliio la i the hands of the Bank, 115,201,3S3, ani increase of ...

... I CONCLUSION OF TRE HARVEST.CROP- i AND MARKET,.; TEE remarkably fine weather of last week has enabled the farmers to bring the harvest to a much more favour- able conclusion than the early part of it promised; for until last week, although probably half the crop, or- mero, wag carried, all of it was in a very soft and doubtful condition. In many parts of the district there had ,en scarcely ...

... -GARDE.ING. : Ffo.owE GAmDEN.-Dahlias, if so far injured by frost-as to be, no longer, ornamental, may be eut down preparatory to their being taken -ulp in. a few days' time. .Tigridias and other summer bulbs may be taken up and laid.in a 6ol dry shed till they will part easily fromn their haulm. USlvia pateas should be taken up and potted, or planted in a frame of inoderately dry soil, where ...

... (From the 'aledonian Mercury.) The varioun railways which terminate in this city have now had their hali-yearly meetings, at which the directors have submitted the usual financial exposition to the shareholders. We may say, as to one and all, that the present result is 'not eneouracing to thnae who.have invested their means in those undertakings, eminently, beneficial as these have been to the ...

... | MEE'TrNG OF THE GUILDRY. I A meeting of the Burgesses of Guild was held yesterday n- forenoon, in the Town Hall, in terms of advertisement, for to the-purpofseof nominating candidates for the office of Dean to, -o ulor the next, ear. ty. The retiring Dean, r Gordon, having taken the chair, e; called on. Mr Fraser, to read a statement of the, Guildry it.. Charitable Funds. te- Thestatement is ...

... THE RATE-ie-AID-The Marquis of Waterford has paid the Be fall amount of the rate-in-aid for his tenantry, without making hi any deduction from them, although not one of his tenants re- in ceived either out-door or in-door relief. pi The Repeal Association recommenced its meeting in Con- hi ciliation-hall last Monday, in obedience to the call of Mr. John w O'Connell, who acted the leading part ...

... NEW POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS The explanations given by Lord John Rassell and Lord Clanricarde on the subject of the proposed Post Office ar. rangements are, in one view, not satisfactory to the large portion of the public who are opposed to the propositions of Mr Hill ; for they do not afford much hope of the mea- sure being abandoned. Tn another view, however, they are extremely gratifying, ...

... This monument is drawing near its completion. One side of the base of the pedestal will occupied with inscription, i which has been cast bronze, Messrs. Cainplin and ! AVatson, iron-founders in Norwich. The letters are raised, and the whole well executed. The inscription occupies a slab 17 feet inches in length, feet inches height. The following a copy: Thin column, memory Thomas William Coke, ...

... The Cholera is no longer in everybody's mind- the one thing talked about and dreaded. We have the consolation of knowing that the epidemic, having done its worst, at least for the present, has declined, until the official returns no longer alarm the public, and we may reasonably calculate upon its speedy disappearance. Supposing, however, that a day arrives when the Registrar can report that ...

... Wabal Dratn oF anotuer Frac Orricen.—Vice-Admiral of the White Godwin, died early in the week, after a service of up- wards of sixty years. His post commission bears date 8th May 1804—Rear-Adwiral. 17th August 1840—Vice-Admiral of the Blue, 26th July 1847, and more recently of the White. Cap- tain Berkeley, M.P. is now next in rotation for his flag, and Lord Byron the next but two. The Superb, ...

... EXECUTION OF COUNT BATTHYANI. This patriotic man, who having been condemned to be exe- cuted, which doom he unsuccessfully strove to avoid by suicide. was shot between half-past five and six o’clock p.m. on the 6th. “Count Louis Batthyani,” says the Ost Deutsche Post, “had voluntarily surrendered to Prince Windischgratz. He was one of the members of the deputation from Pesth that waited upon ...

... I - . -;,THIROATHodtic ?? l * The Right Rev4 Dr. 'Foran' presldJ on Tuesday at the Catholic Churchi,:PDungarvae,,*ihere1-Iigh- '3ftss'ani Office were celebrated for the deceased -prelatel add' Clergy ot:tie, diocese of Waterford and Lismore. .here were nearly forty clergymhen in the choir. ' The Rev. Jamnes O'Sullivan, of Cor, baa been appointed to the parish of Blackrock.,; ' The Bev. P. D. ...