... =IGRANTS AND TRI±IR PRI'ENDS, ?? IThe friends ot emigrants will be doing a great ser- vice to persons intenidinig to seek their tortune in the vouthern colonies, by transmitting copies or extracts ox letters from Australia. Considerable weight is attashed to epistolary evidence ot the state of Australian affairs, and much useful information is often conveyed by such means. Every care will be ...

... WICKED WASTE OF 1,00O DOLLARS.- i A NEGRO BURNT ALIVE ! I By the recent arrival of the Aralia from New York, we learn, among other bits of intelligence, that- A slave bad been publicly burnt in Pettis county (Missouri), for murdering a woman. His master was ORDERED OUT OF THE STATE for conniving at the mnrder. We do not purpese to make of this incident a matter of feeling, but of dollars. We ...

... MRS. AMERCA ANSWERS RS. ENGLAND. The Duchess of SUTHERLAND-it is known- *with- a potent waive of her hand gathered toge- 4her in Stafford-house ladies of birth and gentle- women of station; and, there assembled, the ladies discussed and agreed upon an affectionate and ?? address to their sisters of the United States of America ; a persuasive appeal to their sympathies and affections to ...

... RAVAGES OF -THE YELLOW X: V - . As anneunced by telegrapf an da nat ?? last weesa, the Magdalena arrived at the West India buoy, opposite Netly abbey, just before mid-day on Saturday. Soon af- terwards the custom-house officers west alongside, when Captain Vincent and Dr. Symous, of the Magdalena, bav. ing been put on their oath, declared that the Magdalena left St. Thomas on the 21st of ...

... ?? - ?? rRzLAlqD. I WOYAt SYSPATICY :FoR TrS WORKING CaLssZSn.- The subjiined official commuuicateon, addressed to Sir E. Borough, the chairman of the Dublin Sanitary associa- tion, and read at the meeting of that body ea Tuesday, will be perused with interest:-' Balmoral, 7th Septem- ber, 1853.-lMy dear Sir Edward,-The Queen and prince are very glad to hear that you intend to start the ...

... FOURTH EDITIO2. PUBLISHER GT SUNDAY MORNtIG, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. The ballot is to be an open question. Five members, at least, of the present Government are pledged to support it on all occasions. Sir WIL- LIAM MOLEsWORTH is a host in himself; Sir ALEIXANDER Ceoununie; BERNAL 062BUnO. Our vivacious King of Brentford; CHARLES VIL- LIBRS, and ...

... ILLUSTRIOus P.TmIOT.-To address to you a few words at this moment we deem a duty incumbent upon up and this duty we fulfil with feelings of mingled plea- sure, sorrow, and shame. WiSth pleasure we have learned that once again your enemies-the enemies of your country and of mankind- have been baffled; that you have esamped the snares of Austria's bloodhounds, and have sucieeded in reaching a ...

... TEJ P1ROVICEB. CHESHIRE-THx RoBBSILY 4X MACCaF IBIED- Four men have been apprehended on suspicion of taking part in the robbery, on SunnLd evening week, at the house of i& Dean, Park-green, Macclesfield, and they were on Monday brought before the magistrates for a remand until Monday next. The mnee of the men are Edward Roberts, William. Jones, Henry Ford, and Patrick Parroti These men wsere ...

... OUR VOREIGN SUPPLIES OF CORN. ' Among the indirect consequences of the repeal of the corn laws must be reckoned the rapid augmentation of our commercial intercourse with countries which had before that event comparatively little produce to send to our markets, and the increased political interest with which we naturally regard states and territories that are henceforth to supply a large ...

... _ EXTRAORDINARY ROBBEu Y IN A GLASGOw BANYv- On Saturday forenoon, a young man, named Andrew Wallace, proceeded to the Western bank, in Millet-street, to cash a check for 7001. for his employers, Messrs. D. and J. Macdonald, sewed-muslin manufacturers. The teller handed him the money, consisting of four l001. notes, five lot. notes, and the remainder in small notes. Wallace counted the large ...

... WORRMEN AND WAGES. NO. IV. I turn to the communisations which I bhae received from the National Association of Usited Trades on the Combination of Worbmen Bill. For'the present, this bill has been rejected by the House-of Commons. It has been rejected, however, as I imagihein error-in has inmisunderstanding. That it will c6mae up again, in one shape or other,I cannot doubt -that it ought to ...

... MMUIAT9?. ?? a.a1 T Tis Exobus.-The Clnmet l Caronicle states that On Tho'sday week ?? the midst of-the snow, which was then falling heavily oe of lrieuconi'bt cars, capable of holding egteen prso n, and took its departure fally laden wthn Agive ansearn-the initagio hiogoappell tu i lately aueldsobypothe. Celtic poputationfor Waterford, where itsseinferse were tho take shipping. for Liverpool, ...