... AM E II C A. Liverpool, August 10. By the Rloval mail stea nship Asia, Captain Judkins, we have adviceg from NeNw York direct to the 30th ult. Site brings iup- wards of £128,300 in specie on freight. From Havana we have advices to the 22d ult. From the New 1rOk T'ribnse we extract the following important intelli- genies from that island:- ?? Our advices furnish us wvith full and important ...

... CITY P'AROCHIIAL BOARD. 'I''the first meeting of the now Board was; hold on Friday in T the usual place foi- th dcctcll of election bll~u'sins Al 1the Tci mleiflhirt wore ItrOsent, with the oxceptiois of BailiL U ourlay. ill MrI. ADAMiSON, flth, inspector. road the result of thoe annual- electioit by thc rate payorn, and Ialso the names of' those mciii- Umvyn biers ieho 'hd been aippoinuted by ...

... hIISTORY OF THE W11IG CABINET. (From thle Daily News.) l In 1830 thle Whigs found themselves by accident s surddenly possessed of power. The Catholic Emanci- 1 pation Act bad violently divided the once united and 1 powerful Tory party-and one large section were so I deeply incensed, moire especially at the conduct ?? e IRobert Peel, that they werc ready to join in any I scheme or vote -which ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW. . Alilt~t1VI vr 1V ll - J ii. , 5 On Thursday evening, at half-past 10 o'elock, the screw t I steanier Glasgow arrived ot Grecuock from New York, after a run of extraorlinary rapidity. The Glasgow left New York at noon on the Gth inst., and has thus accomplished the passage iii 12 days, 5 hours, and 30 minutes-a rate of speed almost un- t s exampled in the annals ...

... - AGIUT L CI Y JOHINSTONE AGRIlCULTURAL SOCIETY. . ANNU'AL CATrTLE 8SHOW. On Friay, th annua cttic show,, of this society wee Ield oi th CGreen, johlustinn. The attendgance Of cattle wena escellent, a~nd ex- cceded, to a% great extent, thant of almost anyF former alien, of the kind at this town. Thin seas noit confinedI to one class or another, but throeighout-the nemher waus not Only large, ...

... FRIDAY, SEPT. 26. The anticipation of excellent sport to-day drew a very large concourse of spectators to the ground, and we have seldom seen Bogsidc prcsent a more animated appearance. The principal part of the business was steeple-chasing, in which some capital jockeyship was displayed, tire coursebeing by no means an easy onc. There were some nine or ten fences to clear, besides a brook of ...

... 110W TO RETRIEVE THE FALSE POSITION IN ;I IRELAND. - in t (From the Spectator.) des, Papacy has made its election, to stick to its Ptole- cati n naia astronomy, its Post-Apostolic miracles, and its mai 1 political despotism. The Pope has been frightened upL by his own failure in the role of reformer, back into cori reaction, dependence on France, servile reliance on mu: e Austria, and more ...

... . AH.1 _ A . |A &. . ?? - - - - - . AMA -- -- - I. -AAA An only child of two poor savages died. The parents ap. wi peared inconsolable; and the father soon sank under his grief, an From the .moment of his death the mother was cheerful. On toi being asked whbat Isad cheered her, she said she had mourned Oa for her child's loneliness in the world of spirits, now he had his oi father with him, ...

... TIHE THIRD JUB3ILE] OF THE SOCIETY I FOR THIE PROPAGATION OF TIHE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN P'ARTS. IC GRlEAT MEETING IN ST. M1ARTIN!S 11AlL. of of On Tuesday a fteroon1 One COf theO lost densely Crowded mleet bel ~llogs, composed of' persons of distinction snd ethers, ?? of Sei ticlte society-, wals held in St. Martms l'i ail, Lon~-acre, IIcin -tl enexion wirth the celebratioll of this thce third ...

... TIME BARONY BOARD AND PUUPER C1IILDREN. (Fromn Ith constitutlional) - aN sil, jinportantf discusldioti took plce oin Friday last lin a ineot- cot, of, i the( Commiitteei bf hfrfltittgludat, of tlw T'iirpuy Parochiial lie Iteor, We haive to compain t, 1itt common~i wttomtnet of ou ?? thatt notice Of tilt' Inlc-til'~ Was no6t ?? to Us fif oh tile isoal:1 Way. Tfhe Subject. Collidert c Irlis one ...

... SCOT LA N D. Lord Panzur ?? are sorry to say his Lordship is again in a rather precarious state, The improve- ment we lately announced did not continue; his strength is apparently failing, and considerable solici- tade exists as to the ?? Reiiew. Liability of Childreo to Sue)port their Parents.-An action, at the instance of the Inspector of the Poor for the parish of Logic Pert, against one of ...

... GLASGOWV, JANUARY 5. ZUlido Stoc ik E,''haye-Au np e ?? tihat tlbis lxcanimgte altmonghl dissolvedl in aecordilnce vith tile desilt of' thc in (iii -ters who had Ceasletd to llct as brgokls, 11ias lie re-foredil~ 1) v Otuls miemubers IN-110 traniscteds hals lcalsilteso of tile I IE hil 'l'lbTle stiwt 13amle is eonitilitedl and tile 1n112ti611gs 171. hoeld ill tilc samte reliisvi. '1'lie ollice ...