... EM I G RAT ION. T'iPir are several important facts comprised in the Twelfth General Report of the Colonial Land and Emigration Comnrmissioners, which we think it desir- able to place prominently before our readers, as data for estimating the real social position of this part of the United Kingdom at the present crisis of its his- tory. From this document it appears that the total emigration ...

... abe lovr,5,5. THE AMERICAN FISHERIES. (From the Standard.) WEV believe that ve may with perfectconfidence assure our readers of the satisfactory termination of the dis- pute on the subject of the North American fisheries- a dispute, we may observe, that has been treated much more seriously in newspaper controversy, and hust- ings speeches, than in the communications of the Bri- tish and ...

... THE GOLD FIELDS 1F AUJSTRALIA. TsE folwowing extracts are taken from a private letter. describing the results of A.sixmo ntoiss'toiL through the gold fields of Australia, and dated Friar's Crreek,liou t Alexander Diggings, Feb. 14,1852. The writer says:- Since .I wrote to you last, six mnuths ago, I have been engaged in the several occupations of rold dig- ging, gold buying, and doctoring ...

... Z 1), 0 B E Tj F A S T: MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1852. WE insert in our first page, the highly interesting and important Amnerican news brought by the Humboldt; as also the usual Continental intelligence; we here add the following received by the latest London papers:- TILE INDIAN MAIL-THE MISSING MAIL. MAHSmR.L.LES, Au(. 13, 5.50 A.m.-The Indian mail has arrived. No tidings of the missing Bombay ...

... 'IRIZ orticulturc. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. FLowra GARDEN-Mlaintain the hiighest possible state of keepig; beep the beds, as they get vacant, filled up wvith store plants. Sow German ten weeks, and in- termediate stocks in frames, mignionette, in pots, for spring flowering. Plant evergreens, and propagate perennials, by dividing the roots. Pipings, cuttings, and layers of pinks and ...

... iforeign IlttcligEincer. I N D I A. THE BURM21ESE WAR. WE (Herald) have received by express from Marseilles our despatches in anticipation of the Overland Mail, which left Calcutta on the 2nd and Bombay on the 4th ult. The following is the letter of our Bombay correspondent:- . H. M. steamer Sphinx, having arrived at Calcutta on the 15th of June, with accounts from Burmalh extending to the 8th ...

... at imp, &c. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFICE, AUGiUsT 24. 1st Dragoons-Lieut. A. H. de Trafford has been al- lowed.to retire from the service by ?? sale of hits coin- mission; T. K. FitGepald, to be'Ciornet, by purdhase. 12th Light do.- Regimiental Sergeant-Major F' Brown to be Cornet, withoet purchase, vice Rolt, de- ceased. I st Foot-Lient. and Capt. the Hon H. T. ForKester to be Captain ...

... THE RECENT DEFEAT OF COMMUNISM AND I MOB VIOLENCE IN DOWN. Omn by one, the last shreds of those clumsy, but still crafty, fabrications with whrlsc the defeated League faction in Down have tried to cover their forced re- treat from the electioneering stage, are being torn to atoms, and dispersed, as Mr. John Reynolds would say, into thin smoke. The hugest of all these experiments upon the ...

... UN Vreos. THE PROPOSED TREATY WITH FRANCE. (From the Daily News.) Ju.ST as the port of Newcastle-on-Tyne, representing the Great Northern Coal Trade, and the town of Bel- fast, the seat of the great Irish linen and flax manu- facture, are urging Lord Malmesbury to try his 'prentice hand on a French treaty of commerce, the AMoniteur has interposed a word of comfort to the ' monopolists of ...

... fforcigil Eliteltigelice. AMERICA. THr United States Mail steam-ship Humboldt, Captain Lines, arrived off Cowes on Thursday morning, en roatte to Havre, and having transhipped the English mails and passengers to the small steamer awaiting her arrival, at once left for her destination. She brought a full valuable cargo, 1t6O passengers, ant specie to the amount of 450,000 dols. The Humboldt ...

... * ,: . - I A DEruTATroN from the Remonstrant Synod of Ulster, consisting of the Rev. F. Blakely, M.A., Moderator; 1{. Montgomery, LL .D; H. Alexander, J. Iont- gomery, and F. MI'Camnon, waited on his Excellency, on Friday, to present the following ADDRESS. To A is Elxcellen cy Archibald William, E'arl of iqlin- ton, Lord Lieutenant Generat and General Oovets'r of Ireland. MAY IT PlE.A:SrE ...

... ANALYSIS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION, 18.52, Showing the changes that have taken place, whether gain or loss to the Government, and tho probable strength of parties in the new House. GOVERN ME N'T GAINS. ENGLAND BoRoUoGs. Barnstaple, - - I Bodmin, - - 1 Bradford, - - 1 Brecon, - - Bury St. Edmund's, I Cambridge, - 2 Canterbury, - - 2 Chatham, - - I Cockermouth, - 1. Colchester, - 1 Dartmouth, - - ...