... * When you have found a virtuous and faithful friend, you have found a treasure. His reputation will be the safeguard of yours. Hle will lighten your griefs, he will double your plea- sures.-Lamsbert. Look not mournfully on the past. It comes not back again. W~isely improve the present. It is thine. Go forth to meet tho shaldowly future without fear, and with a manly lheart.- IMotto to ...

... THE CALORIC ?? EIUCSSON. 11c ecitract the followinlg fromi time 'eie JYork Iferalfl:- I hfit thet, gleat commercial a11d shiipping oeirles of the( worl toi lo nothing hue excited mire, interest of bite, than thle novel dis, ofi ?? andm en terpriise of' Cliptainl Er1iccomi , by mohich c teen as 1m a motivec poivrci is-to be soepph te ycalorie or heatl ml in- ail nothing but the ?? miI a ...

... A L S I I A ], I A. i'illouithli. Tumlasday. ]Zoya',wl AllI.4I,1lli11l AIlail Stenl~lsllipu Cotliplly~il's ?? pval;t Al taltill i (Olptaill I Ii oeasoIi, I. N., arrived i;; the ''iolllz;t ilt IW) o>'clock thisi Illolninig1. I! I ?? l 11 ?? iI at Spiilele, Sepitelittbcr 8, lit it ?? sailo. ii|letiir 20 -°t, at :1. I I a ?? ait i ?? P i'I I I SeI temi'-ri 2-1, it 1( A.M.; s'liltdl t1 liii 28th, ...

... THlE CIlllISTIMAS GALE. o (From the Tims.) Shields, Jan. 8. .0 it Searcely a day but brings dditional particulars of disatsters to shilppig ill the North Sea, occasioned by tiis fearful gale. d Fyorytbing that could bear canvass had to fly before it, and soino of the light colliers that had to 'tlll Ironi their anchors ill ?? itoads hail got as fur north as Pcterhoii before they found a place ...

... MONI)AY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14 're request our readers to attentively peruse the lnews from the last, which we have given at consider- I I I I1 * _ .1 ?? T .'11 able length in our pnper this morning. It will be seen that tlhe intelligence mentioned in our ]ast, to the effect that the Tturks liad been victorious over a large body of Russian soldiers, at a point on the left bank of the Danube ...

... The attsention of parties passing iup and down. the river dur- iag the past snltmsner and autumin miust have been attracted, ?? have no dotsbt, by the iminmesme shueds which have been in pro- coss of erection at the extensire shipbuildingg establishment of Bossrs. Tod & MArGregor, at tile tioitth of tilhe Mlvin. Thesa stately erections are now on tbe eve of completion, and wvill t heliceforthi ...

... llis (From the Times.) OM Thu borough was in a more tranquil state during Tuesday Oa, tds night and yesterday than it has been since Friday, bnt some b fears Wvere entertained on Tuesday night that the houses of b Ir, Peneo, at Haigh, and of Mr. Gilroy (manager of the Orrell N a Colliery, belonging to , II. Brancker & Co.) would be per attacked daring the night. These are outside the borough; ...

... LONDON,_ TUNE 29. A Cabinet Council wras held at the Foreign Office t' to-day, at one o'clock. The Ministers present Were -the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord J. Russell, Marquis oft Lansdowne, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl (Gran-l uille, Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmerston, Duke of Neweastle, Sir J. Graham, Sir C. Wood, Lord Claren- M don, Sir William Molesworth, and the Right Hlon. Sidney Herbert ...

... Tlf: Jew CT N *-1 TIIP EbINBURfGII & GLASGOW ,NIJ C.O,'I'.DONIAN RfAll.WAYS. Io ecic bulired that, upon the amalgamation of the 1 rd t , tsgow and Caledonian l way ComI anies, ed to cinstruct a brianch line to connlect tile two tile %yest of tileil relative ternini in Idinbulrghi. s , aecordiligly commenced about five months ago, ' i,,rdrz t-C ?? uki ctiou, relays of men vere ° . euninir 111 ...

... Kilcreggan, Itoseneath, 5th Sept., 1853. JoHN PIInEDiI1c BATEMIAN, Esq., Civil Engilneer, Manchester. DZZAa S 7,- ,; Cintmg yo-, oa the 2d instant, I have de- rived much itleasure fi-eme carefully readinig over your talented and luminouisreports o] thle different sources iofproeuring a supp~ly ef grayitetionwater for Glasgow, with the annexed re- port by Dr. t. A. Smithl, of the qutlities of ...

... Southampton, Thursday Evening. By the United States' mail steamship Franklin, James A. Wrotton, commanier, wlhrcic touched off Cowes this evening on her way to Havre, we, have dates from New York to the 24thl ultiino. The Franklin has about 100 passeigers, 19 of whom are for HIavre, and onl freight for France 1700 barrels of flour, and specie valued at $300,000. The Africa arrived out oul the ...

... TIlE EAS'['TEN QUESTION. ;r1lo the Moihigt ChIronicle.) IV n It is strange that in the conversation on tile Eastern ri question wbich took place on Tuesday night in the House of Commons, no allusion was made to the im- & n portant fact whichi was published in our Second Edi- T x, tion of yesterday, and confirmed by Lord Clarendon u c in tile I louse of Lords. The Hospodar of Moldavia, o ?? ...