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... AMERICAN GOSSIP FROM LONDGN,. The New ?? Tribui7 has letters from Mr Eayard. Taylor,(an American writer of novels), written ,inthe usual intense style of Transatlantic deseription. Speaking of Mr Costa, at the Handel festivallie says, -I kept my eye ...
... and a vo~unme of Bishop Coleneo's Sermoens. FIn poetry M~r. BrownaingT is preparing a new anld long' poem, 1Ee whose name; is pot ]yet announced; weN are' to have.u a new edition of Owen Meredith's, poems, ,in~ threeim volumes; and Sir F. Doyle's collected ...
... it was useless, and perhaps dangerous for him to remain with the Federal army any longer; but why did he not fall back upon New York and occupy the post now filled by Dr Mackay ? It was obviously for the interest of the ?'ides that he should (1o so. Heis ...
... (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPOND T*. * | - ~i; LONDON:, THus8DAli. Since my last letter a very sad event has cast a gloom over London literary and artistic circles. Paul Ghray, the well knowndraughtsmnau of un andlahostofotherteekly and monthly journals, has ...
... Do. A 834 844 48 50 Do. B.. . 119 121 Great Western 94] 95. Leeds Northern 17 17 London and North 1243 125} r Shares. London and Brighton 105} 106% London and 93 94 Lancashire and Yorkshire 87 87 Do. Fifths ss 34 3} dis. Manchester, Sheffield ...
... (F.ROM OUR LONDON CORIPXSPONDENT) II- ONDON, TOT.TuRSDAT. Tie author of Ecce Hono turns out to be (if tho SprctatoP is right) as every one who has read that work e`pe1 ted, a;new writer. The style both of thought and of writi8ig is so different from ...
... departments in a state of siege. The dis- turbances above alluded to are chiefly induced by the news of the commencement of the insurrectiou in Paris. The news of its suppression will probably have a great effect in putting an end to all further disturbances ...
... AMERICA. Sunday, 7.30 a.m. Arrived, the Africa sfeemer,; which left New York on the 13th. She brings 277,933 doiluis; ciwbty-six passen- gers. The Atlantic, from Liverpool, was at New York on the 16th inst. SoutTHamrtos, Saturday Morning. Arrived, the ...
... LATEsrT NEWS. i IBy ELFLCTIIC TELEURIAPI I Tm LONDON PRODUCE MARK.ET.-Aug. 23. So;Aa.-Foaneic;w.-There wore few buyers, at previous rates. RErINED.-Sales sWere small, and brown lumps 45s. to 46s. CoFFEE.-Fews'sles. Native Ceylon, 39s. to 40s. Tsta.--Very ...
... HE NEW WN NISTRY, Thongh we prefix the above title, we as yet cannot tell | who are to compose the new or to whom the respective shares of the business of the State are to be allotted. When the Earl of Derby announced in the Ilouse of Lords on Monday ...
... Tre Asytum.—Christmas was celebrated on Satur- day by the inmates of this institution with all the good cheer which is annually so liberally provided for the occasion. After doing ample justice to a substantial dinner, of which the in- dispensable roast ...
... trefisod. It is understood that theic-se:olution will 1)0 renewed. . EighIt days ?? from Californlia. N~ews unimportant. 1dto o(liltnir hadl arrived at New York. ii Lurge fire at Philadelphia. Great loss.I SANDWICH ISLANDS. r Treaty with thle United States ...