... INILGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ly (From the Rochestter Daily Adveirtise-.) Mr. Editor,-Having seen several attempts at a Y description of the suspension bridge, and all more or eless erroneous, I trust I shnll be pardoned for a brief a sketch relating to tie sa'd work as it now atands, if being merely a temporary structure as compared with y the original design. s, arly indiespring of 1847, while ...

... VARI ET IE S. slie 0111I ime flte ?? It lie lier th t rsif lrie his )art t ie lit' I II L LA11 8 age ill rte 11Its fit It Ii a seti teek lie. ind 1let prt- ata 'rel 1sto' es, tle tile fit MYi, im- 'on ide ga- itat ?? lie ta lie 5, ley rse ind itl* I~n )tr Iiip ion at ich tell 'etr Ito ein rtat cit ,ta Iis rk, ed 5I t~e lat O.Is en to elik 'a as Iad aid ts ut ed ry ar ase to id ill 0- Dln ~tt ...

... I.- ~ ~ ~ a n~z~f o oY h'tR. O'CONNELL. 3- DUBLIN, JAN. 3.-Tne rumour which prevailed of for some days.past of Mr. John OConnell's intention to resign his seat for Limerick, received but little at tention, and the appearance of his address in a Limerick paper, received in town. yesterday, created no slight degree of surprise. Mr. O'Connell thus _ explains to his conalituents the circumrsances ...

... SHIPWVRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE. l- The Jupiter steam-packet, which brought ljorpe the is last peninsular mail, met, on her outward voyage, on .0 the 11th ult., 'a timber, laden ship, which she at- l- tempted to tow into Vigo, but failed to do on account d of bad weather. The ship owgs about,300 tons bur- e then, and it was supposed, from a few letters remain- ing at her stern, that Richmond, ...

... I1DUs PI'tY, I o le.A]'Y AitLoW, T'olltty. Ii%% A. IIr i (hty i tti-iled liv ?? of12 n 1epr)l- ?? llti' dtiililiO eut i ?? ?? do- thir IWit iail o n ?? M ?? f r I a',flw 'ctip hiel tb I ci ?? ui.- Ri~ll thtere wer ?? B. 1)iiraul,; si1, 5II.P, for we tel tile Comiaty Lietit. Ctiirlnel Hitox, NI.P., Coloniel to1 7 f toibort Il-i rvr-y, sq.. L~angley- Park ; UolonelI Ilu- lV gi nono ; Calpt a i ...

... 'L'iPTE CHlRONICLE,| cqi TUESDAY. J3A-YARY 1 0, 1350. Th 1I.rL , AL OF TIE ADVERTISERM1NT DVTY. ne, ?? other acceptable things w~ich thle dget is said to contain, therp is reason for the believillg in the intention of the Chancellor of gu. the Exchequer to give the publie the benefit of lod a remission of the duty on advertisements, the up revenue derivable from which does not ex- roc tred ...

... NVEoT INDIA AND PxAIFIC 'mztIp. Southarnipton, Tkhul1day, 11 ann. - 'ho Avion, Captnin Hrt, h a nyu1 .et. 1 cnin.d blly heavy milles. She lrliliga ?? nJi) ibi rs, ri:, fiv flnin the Pneific, 'it BA -rti %lns.--Piosect of ah I ati ltI ill 'i Vnd ward 141ands genor'illy'. IfMAmAiU.-AhUndant rains; hit (Wiinl' t fI a'il p ure oC' th-i M.1Y seana thi 'rl Wvil.(! hnur 1v hII 1 AN average rrnp. S ? ...

... i, . ,I U A a -: $ Editor of the Gloucester Joernal. Sir-A q Sir RIollPttPel hils published a manifestQ to his tiamitrv, hich probaibly is intenided as nn cxuariple to 41lteir lanuil uils of his party, I have taken the fibirty iif clilliig the attetiinnt of mny lhriitlie i'arnaes ; th;AS ?? IOCIlInenit, ?? yOuC vill ?? inc w ith a place i I your next publics- t ion fior thbat purpiosc. Thlis ...

... |Ni ~ M.I, .\IINIST'1IAT'IOIX O TiE nrim GS. ALI A I - WIIIGS~.. 1'l*)40 Januar iilo~ilmr Of' t/i.C C11iii'C~ of BlIgUnd if i, i evil' ii ?? e t 11m~l itievii I part its, pcrti- Wh i (c Vi.g Il ethic) tild in sthitcoiti'1 ?? as 5 S r I ?? Ii Peolivtt wh I 11 ieitoil WVhig, tactica., to hiiit~i~i tel i loii'ifii.e hit' d~oishol i hohor Ividl thoe tricks ci thlit It iolt deiji-corat intio which ...

... _ _MISCELLAEOUS_ The fee siunple of Brabazon Park, and Swinforui, pert ; Mayo, the property of Sir W. J, Brabhzon, Bart., is nov to be sold tinder the l'ncumbered Estate Commis- I cc 9 sioners. rhi6 rental is £3000. a yenr. my On New Year's Day, upwards of 3000 persons goit eero ndnmitted to the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, this Not a singhs plant was injured. - Cob 1 The sergeants of the 17th ...

... -I.. -i E -EN Q : A. STA * 'turlECTlION IST MIII 1:IN@ AT, $TAFFO1.D I ALAMI'ti\G RIOTs, 'Seejo',' 'TdU~rlny Evenlinag. Alarming riots tok plain ahere;tobd; n-Pitrje. tionist meeting was the caise IoroTallot tmdk th.- chair, inbthe Shir-hlll at twelve o'elok, and was supportol-bv I.ord St. htceni, noid other n.bltnezi. 'Tho speeches of the IIl'ra nd of lod Newport. wewre hitprrupted by lighit ...

... AGRICIULTURBE. in FfIGHa F.AHitING. v oh Ve briefly adverted last week to tho tenor of the ar- ot ticle in the current number of* Blackwood's Maagazine e- ou ?? Agriculture and Foreign Competition. o ,d and proceed to give the following important statements 6 from it, which wsve drawil up by Ur. Hugh Watson, of p of Keillor, and Mr. John )adlgcon, of Spylaw, confessedly v two ot the first ...