... be tite rreele 15. N in se foliose ,- r of e of Poottlobom =D o r . =.l o re Township of Pose Oisedises. Terri* of Tee I. sag rm. re . dir 4.7 be le Ws to ~..7 0 re is 1.05001 01 Ireatereste of lb. awns, vole' of le to be irmiried orc, et el 03. 1.4 ly ...

... skill, giving now elms to our manufactures, and opening of imperial grandeur far surpassing any we over formed -across the Atlantic, or found in our Indian possessions. Within ten years—within seven, we have an influx of gold from those despised penal ...

... Mr. Hincks's railway policy, which, if carried out, would unite Canada with New Brunswick and Novia Scotia and the British Atlantic ports, and draw the enormous through traffic of the Western States along the valley of the St. Lawrence, the complement the ...

... sa-C. ATLANTIC ?? oI~rveorELDRS-DVw, These vessels are appointed to sailias follow:- FROM LIVERPOOL. ATLANTIC ?? ..Wedesday4., 2sth Oct. ?? ?? Wednesday, 1 1th Nov. ?? ?? Wednesday, 20th No.V. ?? ?? Wednesday, Sith Dec. FRO0M NEW YORK. ATLANTIC ?? 13th ...

... e satisfaction that descent is thus traced back to the colonial era, which is of course proportionably enhanced when the Atlantic can be crossed, and propositions John Stiles of the genealogical diagram can be traced to some English locality. There are ...

... half-stagnant canaels, with one or two moreb a villas on the other side o1' them, but thetse of the -old Vane- ii tien type, iand sinking fast into utter ruin,'black, and rent, c and loney, sat close to the edg6 of the dull water, with a what were once small gardens ...

... 74 ' 09. 1- Grand'Trunk of Cnd'- gj 'Nc M~OSING rPRIoE weal scare Af ~ N,.FR~iny, .HlE oJLoCrK, h ky SonBy lcti Tl~v-1A. .rm !d IConsols opened steadily at 'a slight improaiment, and' mon sy closed without alteration. Continuations ~ to 4 per cent. ...

... and Dover ?? 723 Turkih SixFORmnN STOCK1. To'alsh Sxper Cents ?? ?? 96 203 FCakihVour per Cents ?? 1043 :n- MISCELLANEOUS. A~tlantic Telegraph ?? 330 ,D Crystal ?? ad RAILWAYT TRAFFIC RETURNS. oh Au.1858. 1857. Oilen. ,lls Grand Truck of Canada ?? .. 9ee1 ...

... ascertained wiiether the faml= 1,~ had' escaped. i The parishenine arrived upon the spot, ai d few mainutes after thefrst A` rm was' given, asid-on the if entrance of the~e fiemn with some of the inhabitants, theyt ?? of her children 'a-little boyI s- ...

... Caimbridge. Mly nextiimovewas to get thebodlyinto te sink, I le which stands in the amimll privitte room, by setting t~r body to patrtilly erect against time cornier, anti by gettinrg upl ino thd I le sink myself. I stmaceemled in drawing it up there; it ...

... passed at 29j. Freights had de- 3 dined, and vessels for the channel were obtainable at Os. I At Bahia exchange was generally sinking, and closed at 29; a transaction being reported at 281. The inferior deserip. lions of sugar had suffered a decline. Freights ...

... disturbance is one of great moment, in a thle felet, the political pitof viewv, although the business relations o f pe snder ?? ?? rm or. micldi tile city remained unchanged. A recent arrivalfo in itself is Cardenas is said to confirm' the previous accounts ...