... SLANCL—A writer in the Echo says lam a careful reader of the journals of the New World, and up to the present I am inclined to say the Old is better. I will give a specimen from Sydney. The object is the chief representative of her Jfajasty's naval power ...

... years render this country independent I the world for dye stuffs; and It is more than probable „hat England, instead of drawing her dye stuffs from toner) countries, herself become thy centre from which all the world will he supplied. It is an interesting ...

... large number of the of Jackson, immediately set to week to extricate the bodies from the wreck. Up to eighteen bodies had beta taken from the wreck, ten of which, taken from the emigrant car, not i.tenutied. Many trying and touching scenes occurred, and ...