... 'ill 1 STA'['TE' ''111' CONTINEN NT. i- 11 U S Si I A. (Proni the 'Tilli.c'st Coresp(indnctO.) lBerili, Seopt. 1 S. Ib 7Z l! of lil;S 1 r aIIShe: despatchi from CoIit ?7iooo 01(10 to RI lt( A;-t ?? oltti:. at V iena, dated Sl. Peteis- A.1!1 obito A nist o.0. (Svptewibur 7 i.t.) as lbllowi - * We li'e ?? vefeived, tolutirel Nvith volmt Excellency's VTpoo!ts A' the ?? (2!tb) of Atuilust, till ...

... I liOUSE OF LORDS-3oNDAY, JwI. 25. Thle LORD ClANaCEJOt ?? tallen his seat, r Lord ]3BouGHAMt presented a petition froni certain spin- e ners of Glasgow in favour of the Bill for Abolishing the Ar- ii restmcilt of Wages; alson petition fiom the Edinburgh Chain- It ber of Communerce, praying thlat the provisions of the Passengers' Act might be extended to cabin pasmeiiers. n The Blishop of ...

... AMEBICA. a Liverpool, Sunday Night. a The Canada, from Boston, with the President's Message, Igoc k just arrived in the river. Sihe brings $700,000 in snecie. 0 President Pierce commenees his message by initbrining his '1ellow-citizeus of the Senate and of the House of Reprecun- tatives, that inuch interest is naturally attached to the first s' Message of a uiew President, and that that ...

... 'WESTERN MEETING AT AYfl. The first dlay's sport at this annual mneeting cainle Off On ?? course on Thursday_.Tewatewadl gttiantenn- bar oi spectators as numerous as is lusul oil the firt day's isiceting. There wan a lures ?? thei o,ih-ivn d centry of the counlty, and thle )racing was greatly superior to anything wve have witne~ssed at Ayr for a series of year-s. Th'le following ire thle ...

... STATIONS OFll THE Bl.[TISHI ARMY. (Fromt Colburin's United Service Mongzinc and Naval and Military Joulrnal.) l'crecel tw yplaces are merltioncd, the list nt7eod is that at which the VCpit of the !e imtnlt is stltionedi Life Guards. Fot, 1st, Windsor. 3Dt1, Cork. 241, Re-git's Park. 40th, Australia *Waterford. Royal Morse Guards. 41st, Malta; Muliligmr. llyde Park. 42d, Gosport. Drayoom Guards ...

... DE.TH OF LORD FULLERTON. (i ron ?? Mecu5ry) t We regret to state that this venerable judge and distinguished t lawyer died on Saturday afternoon, at his residence in Edin- burgb. It is only about thrce weeks since his retiremnent-from e 3 the bench, which lie so long adorned, was announced, when the o hope was expressed and cordially cherished, that he might be a spared a calm an d genial ...

... L ?? I. . - - - ?? .. d if MONDAY MORNING', OCTOBER 24. , It is all but impossible to say anything new with re- spect to the position of matters between Russia and Turkey at this timc. No new feature has preseutedi itself since our last. There have been no meetings of t diplomnatists, no letters of explanation, no crossing of the Danube, no cannonading, no sacrifice of huiman life. All we. ...

... ilO hrich theM A ?? s NLaratOOl. LORD) MAYORt'S DAY IN LOX'DOT-T We learit from the journals, and througlh other cltannels, that Lord Mayor's Dlay, which was celebrated last week in London, paqsed offi vith mnore than usual ccebt-a circumstance which is nit doubt to be uinhe attributed to the high estimation in which the present Lord Mayor (thc ]f ight lion. Tholitas Sidney) is held as a anuil ...

... fON1)ON, JANUARY 19. Mr. George Dalhousie Ramsay has been appointed Private Secretary to the ltight tIoii. Sidoevy Herbert, Secretary at War.- Globe. illinisterial A4ppointments.-The Gazette of Taesday announces the app)ointment of the Duchess of Slither- land to be 'Mistress of the Robes; of the Marquis of Breacdilbane to be Lord Chiamberlain ; of the Marquis of Dalihousie to be Warden of the ...

... !dATERfALS FOR THINXING. The populace .nd cattle growv giddy on the edge of no abyss *rith the mtan it is ?? Poutl Klid'er. The youth is singular from caprice, altid takes pleasure iil it; the man is so from constraint, unintentionally, and feels pain inl ?? BLIOIt eif7thter. 'are joy, that does not linger and reproduce itself in re- vyberatisO or nlair'Ol'S, is not fitted fi' poetry. What ...

... E N G L . N D. Arrest of an Ifr iAI 4ttorney in France.-On Wednes- v day Air. George Birch, who had been arrested tiiider an a wairrant issued by Mr. Magee, of the heaid police- , office in this citywas remnalided for furtheremxrunination I oi1 n charge of taking and carrying ?? moeneCE and vi val iable securilies belongilig to his lunit, rs Kelly, A to the amount of ablout 35,000.' It ...

... EM11ATI0.NriO' A USTRALIA. iix~':rt.:lt E (Ui' 'THE IVANH'AIttOE A.N HiilRiCAlE. (F oeil the Mall.) 'I'lle fine new' shi p Ivxilevio left ?? 'iTail of tboe fankon Weed- nesday eves iug at Six o'cloek-hiaving sailed punctually oin the day appoiiited-for ?? ?? Aastralia. Slbc carries ul- wgrids of' 310 assenigers, besides xi valile c'lrlg of mier- chalisce. 'tIl appence of the ship ndil Crew ...