... OLDIMACHAR PAROCHIAL BOARD. SaturdagSept. 23, t A special meeting of the General Purposes Committee of the f Perochial Board of Old Macbar was held within. the Poor's Office this day-Professor Ferguson presiding. a PRECAUTIONART .MiAS5RES AGAIXNT CnOLIERA. The COATUMAN stated that he had called this meeting with. - out any loss of time after the receipt of official documents, in order that ...

... WEEKLY COMPENDIUML. The bridge over the St. Lawrence will be Mr lRobert Stephen- son's greatest bridge aebievement, for he has to contend with difficulties even greater than those at the Menai Straits. It is to be two and a half miles long. An ancient American pyramid has been discovered in the great Colorado desert, on the route to California, Other dis- coveries had also been made, which ...

... IGIENERAL OAnD OF 11PALrt1 NOTIVItCtATrON. , General Board of Health, Sept 20, 1833 d I is lhe Painful duty of the General Board of Health to notify a t~zura visitation of epidemie cholera. This disease again first break- n ii'g out in Persia, has-extended within-the present year over a large 1- portion of Rassia, stretching as far nortitsard as Archangel, on the: *r- shores of theAretie Ocean ...

... I R ELAND. TB.E PLEST AT usneaower. - Tle Deebli epeaossti4-1 Advertiseri states tiat-sailing ordersfor the fleet atQ16enatown were houirly expected, and that the officcrs and sailors were'for- biddell to lnave tbeir ships-; their destination is said to'beothe Baltic. TnE QiUPEE ASD 1 amu DUB:IiN SANITARY ASSOCIATTOO. -A communication has been received in Dublin bySir Edwartl Borougl. ]'mt., ...

... SRParsmsn 21. A special meeting of this Board was held this evening-Bail- lie WVilliasnson presiding. PRESPNT: - Baillie Ledingham * Messrs M'Laren, Ur- quhart, Ross, Middleton, Sntberland,-Gildawie, Les- lie, Gray, Tosrie, and Campbell. BOARD 0F flCALTIT. The CHAIRMAN stated that, in coisequence of the alarming prevalence of cholera in seine of the southern towns, au order in Council had been ...

... TEE SPEY FISHi;x THIE SPEY FISHINGS.5 It is now three years since the Spey fishings ilvte heen in t; hands of the proprietor, the Duke of IIclitrond. Fo of years previous to the period referred to tli 0' o serims ieil hp. ad heen annually decreasing in value; and upon hlsisi lr, lIn ijg their management, it was resolved fairly to tet ii'sO which had been long generally entertained, n P non ...

... TBIs Society held its thcird and last show for this season on Tllnraday the 22d curt., in the Town Hall. The number of spscimens, exhibited in the different classes, was numerous and of superior quality. Tue want of greenhouse plants was in a grat degree made up by tihe fine display of Dahlias, Holly. holoks, Asters, and Marigolds. Of fruit, there was an unusual diplay; were we to ...

... Th is last competition for the senson, of this Society, was bhld t in Lady Burnett's School, in the village, on Thursday the 15th h t iast. The specimens were not quite so numerous as on some former occasions, but what we lacked in quantity, we had in quality. The dahlias were in excellent showing condition; in- . deed, we have seldom seen so many perfect blooms, both in the ( First and Second ...

... ~T}IE CHOLER? A. *s NWCsaSTLE.-After a week of unparalelled suffering and mortality, this fearful and davastating epidemic has diminished in its virulence and fatal effects, at least so far as regards the a town itself, though it h as spread into' other localities and dis- I e tricts. On Wednesday evening the return showed 3$ less than oin the previous day, and on Thursday evening there were ...

... m latest A(Fros fite xforaiosq Post) 3The latest intelligence from Constantiople is of an alarming character. The popular excitement had reached a high pitch and although there is no coifilrmation of the details reported by a private telegraph, a source of information which has often proved erroneous, nevertheless ve have reason to believe that the state of affairs was, at the latest dates, ...

... France. f The Emperor on Wednesday-arrived at the camp of Patcry, and I'ot tre, troops through ~a variety of manmcuvrcs.' The Emipress, with the- Duchess of Alba by her side, attended -byI the ladies of the Court, was present. - _U 1 The Emperor of the French has given the most poeitivd- as- - urances to the Turkish Ambassador in Paris,~ that he will not abandon the cause of the Porte, so' ...

... G A R ) ENING, PLANT DnPARTMENT.-AS all the more delicate greenhouse plants are by this time housed, the few remaining out may he alowedashort timne longer out, provided the weather.continues dry; Camellias, Chine~s Azaleas, and some Acacias will not be hurt fOr a wveek or two, if cireuatauces do not permit of their eing housed imnnedintelv. Greenhsouse and stove ptants of an herhaceous ...