... Ad~; a Wd AT , ds nJ l Marder (not itt em, e'nlfiiny), wsbrought upon I iid ?? of barin st fi to tfie itns Zwo,, ?? ha ocopied, as k appeard, fo soe years, 16 hs~zz~ the top. f lttA veseod, Theisot of findingsh mber of the box sod its com butible contents, wftb he candisatilk imbedftd iit, Wu ?? pth nd M| a:soiblate, udewduOA# fr e b ?? Ini **lto or, thytho ssitgon othst poltepma I a:gc ...

... 4*ERNAY ;:U8IA ' ~ .. ?? ' pontiei~t o te C*Zagse Gfagvtl, :writin ,Oeutad 2fT~rs any:* ti3 -or | . s L:na .in a not tX Naazi, ?? hoer foii the paoifcation of Hoblstein. :g1er toobswexve the tiegty.: We aielmw i iiowd n~oniit h'ba, ?? Thro n. Sessi: to> 1e how. dt;: does not dst , be 6xoededXtl 31nkM miVW take - > ,>T .graoweruWdthen be, likelyt t ake w irepnstowt k gla but tie dipllomp&c .t ...

... be Qc0uti't t. ~~'O=S~olur Oo5e. i31. The Queen and Prinee iode out ;a thie morning. The royal fany _ode and *keVl :as u The Transatlantic Packtt Station C30iSj held wrepresnEalGn, Sir J.'Burgcyno, Sir Je o Do,' advet'- * Lord Hobart (secretary to the oon):te :d ' The Royal Commiaoso for the promotion n Xi Exhibition of the Works of Induey ol tli Wetid4 g0:- held in the year 1861 rt yerda In ...

... PH.ASES OF LIFE. |FROM ELIZ7 COOK'S JOURLAL,] A popular writer has remarked, that nine times olt of ten, it is over the bridge of sighs that we pass the nai row gulf from youth to imallhood. That hiterval is usualil occupied by an ill-placed or disappoisted affection; and though the intellect may come Out hardened by the trial, the moral nature, the trustinig faith of youth has undergone an ...

... DUBLIN, TitURSDAY MORNING. [FROar OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] RE-ADJUSTMENT OF RESTS.-The continuance of emigration on a vast scale, even in the winter, is likely to induce many landlords to consider the expediency of a readjustment of the rents of their tenantry. The provincial journals contain further notices of reductions of rent, generally in the shape of temporary abatements, but in some ...

... (7T. rif Illtltrr, &C. ? q FAItNI G OPERATIONS Folt NOVEMBER. As tile storing of tilc roit crops is proceeded with, Ict tire land be plnsmi cr1d andi sown With anheat-that is, on such soils ns are suited for growing this crop. When tire land is laid in ridrcs, tie wntcr-furrow musnit be carefully clearcd out as the harrowinge is fltisisced. W1iter Barley, iere, or Rye, roaiv still ?? sown, ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY, NOV 1.. COPY OF A- DESPATUH FROM IlIEUT.AGEN. ; VON RADOWITZ, PRUSSIAN 4MINIST;Td OFYOREIGN. AFFAIRS, TO, HE RREGENCY AT KiELI DATED BERLIN, OCT. 23 100._. The scere and lively mte etswhichhi~ajesty'sg..*D verameat necessarily take, and have uniformly taken, i ?? of.a federal province so neertothem a as; Holstein, renders it .their duty at the present .mo ?? ment, the gravity ...

... I WRECK OF THE BUfG CUMBERLAND, HULL, TuxsDAY.-Thie morning particulars reached this town of the wreck of the brig Cumberland, of Newcastle, Humphrey Clarke mester, which took place on Thursday last at Hilnsea, near the entrance to the Humber. Early On the afternoon of that day the coast-guard on duty at Kilnsea ob- served the brig approaching the shore, with a signal of distress dying. Daring ...

... .:I ? - .- .- I-111.1.1 ? ?. I' II ?? - I - s .1, sI . ?? r. , ?? ?; i Bdpa~otbX 4;i~i bf I:%b .- UtenI t I Phi oi tnaii r * + 81 8 . ai . 9nrn.as jW two . Jpe-9i f , ot l.,;,iei an4ou f: 6A00 vIb, ' ^e. We X pe ?? ~Jy, IC 3rices muc do F ldg iS 58 ?? Th t:eto' . ?? 're ' ?? 18c: 2M. o:aie;au, gtosenpb Od~o46, ?? e h~s been ~but Uttle Etb. t e stcek ff tciiuq~tdl iaa':!l we lheit a siae ~if ...

... I I I .I _ , i ;: ,tufit V itd4ar'id'by 'themr ?? P . axfi& additoii. to .ha Iinid hItih, nd~a eidla da04ugk with ec-:ujolo Vctft TbX iust 'its 4A em b lame# co Ilrenee4 the larn of 16nd hhe 'isW1 e t, to p, a euta ?? i a eton4 *as l hti 'heecmde, proyded1 for between 600 ad 700 palete. :c 1W houpl J, 'WAT bet n lh at ppot o. 1at 'ori o- 00' rn3etn' ?? P1'' the' r i~u 'gthe mo tge aeh- boi to ...

... LYNVI VALLEY W T , hextnordinwr ge - balf-ye01, ?? ftrom 9i4,ugst ?? 'Qf ricelv- lgtic reportat the conmD ,tat .o( ~qlry enu apoite to exailne iota the cslkit . te oeu tine he' date solidaiag cet aentoih*lie e-rtaltertion of the line, as held yesterdayst tef , 44 t gt Mr. Ns xuawse the chaitmenof the comani the lii Mr. KNIGZIT ai rhanofthe biii ogtomltts; appjlied fr a' fuith4f aedournmen4t, ...

... (From the Globe? Liverpool, Saturday. To-day the deck of the British and North American Mail steam- ship Africa, when about leaving the Mersey for New York, was the scene of a very strange and rare occurrence-the arrest of Mr. Muir, her Majesty's Consul at New Orleans, who has been on a visit to his native country for the last few months. The circum- stances under which Mr. Muir was arrested ...