... .~ . M I , I . , . SOUTHi LAwcAskInRz.-Since oar last the weather has been i, 0stt much broken in Laneashire, but more calculated to delay the C Om* idigathering thai'to injure the quality of' the 'grain 'crop. A 1h a, 'great' qu'antitj'of corn is cut; and only requires a few days of ; fine weather to render it safe., We have had the opportunity o of seei'ng a considerable district both of ...

... NEWcASTLE.-The C-enerel Board of Ilealth report the deaths at Newcastle on Tuesday, from cholera, 108; from *diarrhoea, 10: total, 118. Thygve no return ?? head. Eta edclvstor, have been sent for, and 'live a .gentlemen have proceeded from London to work under the local authorities. The tents grante'd by the ordnance ha-re 2 arrtived, and fifty have been pitcbed. -. Tnesdopy. To-day, a the ...

... iUE EEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND.- C :, g ?? royal visit has been concluded, endingashpl s itbegan.Wersmou narrative-omurpbiaonf Saturday la~st. On Friday, Her Majesty and Prince Albert tnmde theira fourth visit to0 the Exhibition, entering the building as on t former ccalsionse between nine and ten O'clock. The morn- la iog being beautifully tine, the number of people that assent- bled to greet her ...

... e C; , T.- Io -v- .: A. :0.o. mocseter w ?? d I~ste Lnic PAU~giRSTON. - The 'town council of Perth have Tic lest,. ?? resolvedto offer the freedom of thle city to Lord Palsnerston. IAMb win ?? p JoaN RUSSELL. -The town council of Greenock II rthb W.hv agreed, on the suggestion of the provost, to take ad van. ItoI T.dl:tege off Lord John Russell's being in the neighbourhood to ' T.wson',' ...

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... - : :X- :THE CHOLERA,. n v . . - ? . 1 - , , at -( nt We have no desire to be considered as belonging gi ad to the class of alarmists, but there are oecasions es its when it is advisable to draw attention to the appear- YE Iad anc of danger, though it be but as a speck on ix the distant horizon, and, through such means, to ex- pi a cite greater interest in the adoption of preventives In he ...

... .4, , miskitt 'News . leterie ATO tDzuecne..A he Ptyssinon addely,~ Wdnedaylas1 T'ras, Hart,, a laibourer; , nb'j chared by he lief-constable ,Withb being, drunk and, dis.' ordri in~he~tretsand assaulting 'the po~lice. Tbd'pyiJi. bi sayingotio thofon fdmg oet tebt n ~.adcss idered the eks . indfnto eco ite fole'w the tmost SADDLiEWO M-X~oH7AmxCS'-InsOV cef.ThB Sadd leat ie of ttheir worth ...

... II THE: QUiEN'S VISITS TO -DUBLIN. 0 - -: ?? ?? t -. ?? ?? . x, w, . h Her Maeslykld PrinrcEi Albert, wit theyaog rice of ~BWales-and' 'Prince-Alfred,set out frdmosr HosIle oh of Wight, -on Saturday morning,' aend proceeded bywyo ?? and Oxford, Lsainington and Crewe, to Chester,, ofthence Auo- Holyhead whrte rived: At half-past six in ~7the eviening, and inmmediately ?? board the -Viciro- , ...

... - UbUiwcti i web - - C . (CONTINUEzD.) - BURIAL CLUflB.-It is high time that measures were ?? to put at stop to the possibility of gambling upon the chances of death, and the opportunities of murder, by means of burial Clubs. A man is in custody at Stoclcport, at this moment, on Suspicion of having murdered two step-children -of Isis, 'who wvere both insured in burial clubs, one in three-clubs ...

... SCOTLAND,- e ADMIRAL Ws ?? for many years the t e membenr'offparliamentfor Fifeshire, is seriously indisposed o t at his shooting quarters in Glenesk, .Forfarshire. .- w e *Prnclqos.-We are happy to learn that the Queen has been Ca 5 graciously pleased to grant-adpen'sion 'of lI a year to Mrs. f Glen, widow of the'Rev. W. Glen, D.D. the translator of the th t Bible into thd Persian langnage. ...

... ?? v witbream .:2-1 ?? ,, Ca rep.1 ?? - . ?? -- -- - - ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? is -TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS, Pa n. ALPHA,-EiS letter is too long. is E. HAiLLEY.-If he wiil address To the Secretary of the Society ov le of the Mierlede of Italy London, fie will receive all information M ut on the subject. in ?? H. B-We quite agree with him. Ei se h in . . CAB NUISANCE. m . To the Editor ofC the ...

... oiruct ? ?? . ? ? ? ?? that -B FRANCE. -guagec A council of m~inisters washe~d on, Wedne'adayat St.Cloud, 'not m, Some Surprise has bieen'felt ht the ?? of M~[ Drouyn as infer .~~usthpeetn~et, and the ruimour is thiat he has ennlihili -gone over incognito to London, to bold a conference with Empert Lord Clarendon on tbe measures to be taken in the ~present the Tu -state of the eastern ?? ttet ...