... mIS CELL ANEOU S. I ANSW IlnxTrstcia.-A Westmorolandi( faner ,PoDhad sevemil times been taken its by the Yorkshire horse inner.r retaliation contrived the following scheme to ~.rei the Iobiters.I At the last Broeghi Hill Fair, lie had i ?? yo goed shape and action, but, unfortunately, by some hi( scod at it bad test one of its ears. On makinag application SI S ' une'he was readily supptied ...

... I ATTENDAN CE.-ACCOUNTS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 1519. (From the Sipectaior.) t The degree of attention displayed by individua tebrso the House of Commons to the Irraclical discharge of dury can -best be ascertained from the official division lists. For the Session which terminated on the Ist of August last, the nuta. r ber of divisions is 219 ; shrewing an average of nearly two at cacti ordinary ...

... DISTRICT IN rELLIGENCE-. BARTON. CORONE'S INQUEST.-HOR10 IBOLE DEAT1. -An inquest was held on Thursday, at the Six Bells, at Barrow, before George Marris, Esq., upon the body of a man named Joseph Ingram, who came by his death In consequence of failing into a copper of b iling ale on the day previously. The fallowiig aro the par- ticulars of the ?? appeared, from the evidence, that he was ...

... eQorresponince. THE WATER QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PAcKpT~ SlR,-Havlng observed in your paper of last week, that M Councillor Atkinson says that the water fronta Stoneferr la good-I shall be greatly obliged by his answering O., sim pl ?? he use it for himself and family, or dees he filter raina aterI If the present water be good, what c sion is there to do this ? As the above ...

... FRANCE. The Morning Chronicle's Paris correspondent asserts that it is intended to recall the French troops from tome, and that orders to that effect have already been dispatched to General Rostolan ; but the correspondent of the Times contradicts this report. The minister of the interior has addressed a circular to the prefects of departments, inviting them to convoke without delay the ...

... Ior WITh every desire to promote, so far as in us St( art lies, the due observance of the Sabbath, we mc cannot join in the outcry now raised by numerous ru' well-meaning individuals in the City and else- *d Bid where against the proposed change in the postal I'l arrangements of the Metropolis. Nay, it is be- Tb cause we are sincere advocates of the holy e observance of the Sabbath that we ...

... I I VTi~T)''L~tTl~l TEl-- FURTHER REVELATIONS BY THE BOLTON CLAIRVOYANTE. The statementsbroughi by Capt. Parker, of the True- love, which he received from the captainrof the whaler Chieftain, viz. that two ships had been frozen up for four years on the west side of Prince Regent's Inlet, and that two others had been frozen up for one year on the east- ern side, have not altogether removed the ...

... I The Leinsler Express brings confirmatory details of the sanguinary combat at Killoughy, alluded to in our general intelligence from Ireland. John Keyes, a farmer of Caparognan, near Clonaslee, was removing his cattle and crops from his farm, when constable llall, as they were passing the 'illoughy station, ordered them to halt : I Upon this, Johin Keyes stepped forward and said, ' Con- ...

... tLATE¢S)T 1NTELLIGEN C E. INDIA.-THE OVERLAND MAIL. ti ?? bave received by express fron, Marseilles our usual files of india, papers and advices frum Bombay, dated Sep- tember 1st, and Calcutta of the 20th August. The utmost tranquility prevailed in the Punijb, and since the departure (4 -of the preceding mail nothing of the least public interest had 'cecurred in our Eastern Emnpire. The ...

... - T TaIE agitation against the proposed alteration in the Post Office appears to us absolutely mar- vellous. That the Temperance Society should denounce water potations, or the Anti-Slarery Society oppose the introduction of free grown sugar, would be just as reasonable as the present movement of the Sabbath Observance Society against the reduction of Post Office labour on Sundays. For, that ...

... Ce IF it be true, as the ancients have it, that ati those whom the Gods destine to destruction they w; first make insane,-then is the doom of the member for the West Riding sealed; Puffed up us with the vain breath of party applause,-placed fol beyond the reach of poverty by the contributions a t of his deluded and defrauded disciples-Mr. in, CoBnEN has assumed dictatorial powers; and, si, w ...

... I LOUIS KOSSUJTH. (From a t'ecenst numaber of thre Alfgemneine Zeiturng.) Kossuth is ill his 47th year. Ills father was a small land- owner of the noble cl2s4, at Ujhely, in the comnmitat of Zrrmplirn, a member of the Augsburg Confession. His pos- sessions, being limited to at few acres of vineyard and armble land, did nut admit of mucha expense on the education of his children. He found means ...