... A SQUEAK from the STABLE I MOUSE. The eartha hath bubbles as the waters bath, And these are-of them. - I quote from memory, ll.: Editor, abd it is' just possible that I may not be strictly correct, but still the words as they stand are illustra- tive of what I am about to squeak upon the events now occupying my attention, and submitted to the public view, in the Doncaster programme. In my ...

... Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural IMeeting. The 3Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society held itsmecting for this year at Warrington; halfway between Manchester and Liver- pool, on Wednesday morning. The district embraced by the society is South Lancashire and North Cheshire, with all places within thirty- five miles (in a direct lne) of Warrington. Among the visitors present were ?? ...

... v?iL\VAYS. ?? ? ?? lrOLvEIII1AMP- lit, j? ILL WA ?? at 'ens' ?? g of this company ik. Lr;,do:t Tavern. ?. pi ecilad, end hi opening the & 'La tee 'sic rc:i.i'.d'd the atoholdars that di F tout them at the meeting in a ' *e line t'roni Eversham to Wolverest 'ililitlig, added that it was centiogeut a eii's't iac? iii in ihose of an engined ing cha- ?? 'n ?? of the proceedings which o 'lie Great ...

... PARIS, TURsDL'r EvENING. The short paragraph in the Monitfeur of this morn-l ing, being the first official announcement of the im- Dortant fact that French and English ships of war are anchored before Constantinople, is the subject of much discussion. Every word isscrupulously weighed, the discrepancies between this and the numerous C more or less apocryphal versions of the intelligence from ...

... PRECOCIOUS DELINQUENCY ed B, On Tuesday the county magistrates for Bucks, at to the Slough weekly meeting, were engaged for two hours in hearing an extraordinary charge of robbery preferred by a respectable builder, residing at Islington-whose name is withheld for obvious reasons-against his own son, a boy ut little more than 11 years of age. The inquiry was held le with closed doors, but the ...

... MISHMANIAGEMENT AND MISAPPROPRIA- TIGN OF ECCLESIASTICAL REVENUES. TO, TUE EDITORI OF THlE DATLY NEWS. hi SIR,-Tn ?? first letter to you on this subject I w pointedly made use of the terms endowment, apportion- se ment, bequest, and gift, as comprehending the several sources fromt which all the revenues applicable to ecelesias- vc tiesl purposes, i.e. for the spiritual instruction of the ...

... L OND ON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT 21.| TIIE Cholera is spreading, and last night's Gazette contains what might be called a proclamation of the Board of Health against the disease. The document deserves attentive perusal, not only from the import- ance of the snbject it deals with, but because it puts prominently forward some home truths about sani- tary reform. People at large cannot be too often re. ...

... FRAN CE. PARIS, FRIDAY EVENtIN. Th6 Emperor and Empress left St. Cloud at half- past eleven this morning for the Northern Railway, y where they were received by M. Rothschild, Jun., to and the directors of the railwvay, The imperial trains c left at about half-past twelve. Nothing has been neglected to surround their A Majesties during their northern tour with all the accompaniments of luxury ...

... AlriTsIFIGIAL PsrtOPAGATaION OFt SA4LMON. A meeting of the salmono fishing proprietorss in the river Tay was held in the County Buildings, Perth, last week, f r the purpose of consideriog a letter by Dr. Bedaile re- garding tbe artificial propagation of salmon. The Lord Provost occupied the chair. The chief speaker weas Mr. Thomas Ashworth, from Ireland, who gave some in- teresting information ...

... RUSSIA AND TUPLI{EY. it !Since our last publication, we have received further Lt 'communications iirom Constantinople. None of these, thowever, are of more recent date than the 15th a niut.; all are written before the decision of the (Joun- r cii of State wias knowvn. The best inftormxed of our contemporaries, here and on the continent, are in i- the same predicament. The state of' information ...

... For two w eeks in continuity the weather was unsettled till the last two days, and fax from favourable to the harvest - too cool and wet to assist the ripening of the backward crops, and too humid and stormy to allow of housing the cut corn in good order. A great deal of rain ...

... TEYMPERANCER MOVEMENT ml AUST1'RALIA To TltE EDITOR 0OF THEl DAsILY HEW5S. SIR,-The Tginses recently published a communica- tion from its Australian correspondent, in which, after no- tifying t~he formation of a Church ofd England Temperance Society, with the bishop and dean for its active supporters, the writer proceeds to say there was hefore a teetotal so- ciety, and as a concoluding, ...