... ?iffrata Irteltligdq et. FUTNERAL OPi TiHE REV. Dis. I ?? remains of Thlis Mu10r-irrmeatcs gentlemfian were inferred on 8,tur- Irt day mnorrrit,~ lias, Ii t ho hurying ground of W~allatey P; ,church. The mourrnful calvalcadel lef.t tho resbidelce of, 6C the deceasvd at ?? nline, eomporiliina, bet3ides tiler -family of thedr-ecd the foloig irgyme vd 4ither gentleuini :--T he Rev. J. To~bin, ...

... ark M ALtibCZr43tT terturp. SALUS POPULI LHX SUPREBAA. TUBSDA ?? NO VEMBL R 27, 1849. THE IRISHI ALLIANCE. (Loi The attempt of 'Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy to rally At te Young Icelanders has proved as miserable a u failure as M-r. John O'Connell's essay to resuscitate Iha the 0;dI Ireland party. The Irish Alliance-the ltt, spawn of' the !National Conference-will be a h Vox et praalereoal/ ...

... I11 A B.-We'qnot answer such childish questinns. Any 1dd who has read a feS, days in blurap's Grammar could tell the difference between the prbesnt and the future tense, A BuROEss._,rhe k5th section of the Municipal Coraorations Act,: 5 and 6 William IV,- 76, provides that the council shall order to be paid to the MaYOn and to the Town Clerk and Treasurer such salary or allowancewtilesald ...

... A POINT OF SPACE.-The diameter of the earth's orbit is, as it were, the pocket rule of the astronomer, with which he measures distances which the mind can no more grasp than infinity. The star measure is one bun- dred and ninety millions of miles in length. This the astronomer lays down on the floor of heaven, and drawing lines from its extremities to the nearest fixed star, or Alpha Centauri, ...

... I The Morning Post of yesterday contains a tabulart statement of the production, consumption, and stocks of sugar since March 31, from which it is made to s appear that there may be absolutely no stock of a sugar left in the world in March next. As the a figures given in the Post, however, are utterly unin- telligible, we shall not puzzle our readers by copying tl them, but as the absurd ...

... - MOMO CO .111-y-.LONYlt{. THE MIORMsON COLO-NY. (I'ronm tlhe Economist.) au .'Sgt tile mtemnorials to be presented to the ?? of -flitd ttes when it assembles, is oue fromn the Mormon ne Oiriir the Great Salt Lake, to be etnbled to form a state dia ?? goverenment accordling to tile provisions of the olJ~ ;etrce of cottl°bs of 3 817. It was then laid dowut thtct pr rctrcnbedmttedl into tlte ...

... THE EXECUBTON OF 'HEi MANNINGS. Tio the Edit' or t/he T'inifes. Sir,-I was A witiness of the executioni at liorsemonger line this tiornoitig. I went there witil the hitenition of ob. ierving the crowdl gathered to behold it, and 1 had excellent opportunities Of doing so, at ittervals all through the night, n Ind ?? from daybreak until after the spectacle en over. I dlo hot address you on2 the ...

... ?? _J'U a ~ - - ...

... for'th9gtY Meeting was; held on Tuedft'* 1'0eselt. JI( the Rev, 11ooter1 Clonpbell. kin the Chair,) tho Vero. ?? Io BrOoks Meur. DWOVe, Whaitby, Brown, Whiner, Pi, Irhuret, 0 MoBaiNller. Mollyrnzn, Denton, Vaegas Clarke, Earle. re Hiedley, Abraheu. W'Xnfght, (lardeer, Johnsofi. WMrnf or Ireland, 8111,014t Ca~rata, Hiodson, Jeff~reys, and WYlla rol IC A letter was road from Mir. Coastes, ...

... THT TOW.N COUNCIL. THE FOLLOWING 1S ?? LIST OF THE COOTtf A.i AT PRESENi' 0ON6T1TUT1:72 n MAYORo-JOHN HOLMES.-Egq. 0 Occopatlon. , g~ 0 No. I, EVERTON WARD. I r, Alderma,, DAVID k1ODGS)N ?? Gentleman. 1I . . . a WILLIAMI WALTHEW ?? Gentleman. 1I . . . 3, Enw.%aD LANGSDALII ?? Timber merchant. 2 ?? I . . a THOMAS CHALMER, ?? Sorgeon. *3 1*. ?? 1 1 A No.ms 2, SCOTLALND WART).I AlerasANTHONY ...

... ~ ,THE--ARCTIC EXPEDITION.~ The following is. an extract from the report of the proceedings of her Majesty's ships Enterprise and lrpesti- t ator, under the conma'nd of Captain Sir James Ross, between the' date of his last despatch to the Secretary of the Admiralty,,from. Ipernavik, in July, 1848, and the arrival of the expedition off Scarborough on the 3d of l this present November.:- On the ...

... _jLOCAL INTELLIGEN CE.' Y SIR TiOMilAS RESIE ?? H AuIEBS will meet on Mon- r. day next at Croston Kennels, and on Thursday at Long-, in ton,-each morning at eleven o'clock. - , DAL OF TiANSISGIVING,-We have much pleasure in announcing that a Privy Council will be held at- Windsor r, in the course of next week, at which a day will be ap- ~o pointed for a general thanksgiving to Almighty. God ...