... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... A more than ordinarily important duty has de- volved upon the constituency of Cork. In a few days -they will be called upon to name a fit and proper per- son to act as their representative in parliament. Under any circumstances the performance of such a duty, would be one of moment. Their city is the second in the kingdom. It is the capital of our southern province. It has, long been justly ...

... AUSTRIAN LOAN-MEETING AT THE LONDON ] TAVERN. I A public meeting was held at the London Tavern on Mon- day afternoon, at one o'clock, to consider the advertisement recysl~acis~sed tr ?? government f'or-a-luarr of. 7,o00,0001. aterlihg,'and'td a7gl ee to an address to thebi frlenids of peace and disarmamentithrouglhout the world, on the-gene- ral question of loans for war purposes. The large ...

... 1 TaE demise of Dr. COVLESTONE enables the crown partN to confer asubstantiai benefit, not cnly on a Welsh vernn diocese, but also on the City of London; for w wilst fore, t the see of Llaudaff wants a real bishop, the teined City of London wanted a real dean. Hitherto that t the see of Llandaff has had a succession of tained bishops who wore ignorant of the language of their people; and ...

... e- PRIUSSIA.-Oar correspondent writes as follows: ts BERLIN, OCT. 16. 6- The Austrian members of the federal commission in Js Frankfort are said to be General Schonhals and the ut ex-minister Baron Kuheck. The commissioners rd named on the part of Prussia can hold office only of until the Riichstay meets. That until that period lladowitz will be one of the two chosen by the court of Berlin ...

... COMMISSIONERS' MEETING-FRIDAY. This was the day appointed by advertisement,for the letting of the market tolls and sheep market, and as notice had been given at the September meeting, that a motion would be submitted^to the Board, for the lessening the number of the police, rather a larger number of commissioners than usual, were in attendance. The Vicar moved, and Mr. Ebenezer Jones seconded, ...

... A great light in the Established Church has just gone out, the Bishop of Llandaff is no more! He expired at Hardwick- House, near Chepstow, on Sunday last. His Lordship's talents were considerable, his zeal untiring, and his worth sterling. We copy the following memoir of the deceased Prelate from the Times, and we beliove it to be correct in every particular. The mournful event announced in ...

... THE CONDEMNED CONVICT CHARLOTTE HARRIS.— A memorial adopted at a public meeting held at Taunton, praying for a commutation of the sentence of death pronounced upon this unfortunate woman, at the last Summer Assizes at Bridg- water, for the murder of her husband by poison, but the execu- tion of which sentence was stayed on account of her being encitnte, has been answered by Sir G. Grey to the ...

... COBBETT ON IRELAND AID POTATO DIET,—Last evening, a Roman Catholic priest. Dr. Smith, from Connemara, counly Galway, related the following conversation he had with that ex- trao'dinary man, Cobbett, in lO'O Speaking of Irelaud, Cobbett said that the duty weed, alluding to the potato, would be the curse of Ireland. leP'ied l)r. Smith,'what must the people do without it. they live upon it. 'lhey ...