... r TI'HE TIMES AND THE HOTE 1L KEEPERS. - - To TRE EDTflOlO OF TOSE DAILY NEW&. SiS,-On the 24th inst. I forwarded for insertion to the Times the enclosed letter, bearing- upon the questions at issue between the Times and the hotel- keepers. It appears that the huge leviathan, of Printing-house.square is too intent upon devouring us wholesale to listen to us iudividually. We happen just now to ...

... Tuesday's post brouiqht tidings of many lotoses and ack, disasters during the fearful eqiiinoctial gales which 1V. raged along the coast on Sunday and Monday. Sonic *it is ?? attended by a sacrifice of life. inc Whole fleets of vessels were driven sway from their aate moorings, with loss of anchors and cables. ors' From the Cinque Ports alone, Ranisgate, Deal, and his adjacent places, more ...

... The civic banquet at Cork to the Lords of the Admiralty and the ofieers of the fleet took place on Tuesday evening, nd was attended by all the leading personages in the city and county. The Mayor (Mr J. F. Maguire, M.P.) presided. On the Health of Sir JamesI Graham and the other Lords of the Admiralty being proposed, the right hon. baronet spoke as follows: As your worthy chief ...

... -S - - LEICESTER GAOL INQ-UIRy. -r1 -rm - r Ad- ?? THE RESULTS OF CRAIIK LABOUR IN GAlLS Oar last number cont'ained some fetv particlilars r the inquiry by thecommissioner at Leicester Gaol, trit which was mainly directed to investigating thle ha;rd ...

... A MECHANICS' INSTITUTE ROBBED BY Al It S¢MEMBER OF ITS COAILITTSE. I At the Colchester Petty Sessions on Tuesday last, kid George Robert Coleman, 26, whitesmith, a young man of superior education, was indicted for stealing 671bs. weight en of newspapers from the Colchester Mechanics' Institution. to The prosecutor was honorary secretary of the Colchester tre Mechanics' Institution, and the ...

... I (enulaft -- -- s --A 0, William Brown, Esq., M.P., for South Lancaslifre, hae s offered to present the town of Liverpool withl a suii of 6ooo0. for the erection of a building for a public library. The total produce of tobacco grown on the face of the globe has been calculated by Mr. Crawford and amounts to tlce enor- mous quantity of 2,000,000 tons. A paragraph wlhich has been going the ...

... R RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURNS. . - - : : ; * *: 0 0 0 Milos. September. 1853. 1852. open Belfast and Ballyrnena ?? 24 . 787 689 .. 373 BirkenhoadLanc,& Chesh.Juno 25 ., 2285 .. 1992 ., 33 BristolandExeter . , 18.. . I 78 56 5079 84. Calodonian & Edinburgh & Glaegow 18 .16390 .15070 307 Chester and Holyhead @ ?? 2S 580692 .. 4560.. 10B Cork andBandon.24ndon. ,. . 24 247 153 20 Cork, Blackroock, ...

... The Times of Monday says :-By au exaggeration not r. unnatural under the excitement of the conjuncture the If departure of two ships from each of the Fronch and le Englisir squadrons for the protection of foreign residents D. at Constantinople hos been represented as the entrance of the combined fleets into the Dardanelles. This, however, is an incorrect description of facts. The Am- ;e ...

... (Fron the SePectato?'.) In many respects the laws of Tuscany are very ob- jectionable, but they are not more so than the laws of several other states, and foreign travellers are bound to or obey the laws of the country in which they reside. For. it is to be rem-,mbered that the foreigner almost always has the option of keeping away from a place if he does not like its laws. Strictly speaking, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEBCIJ.'', Kia..- Adlvi- I-.V I-b. - .:.II ?? leave been received at Vienna from Con. etantl oople, Btating that the varonod peace parties had ,il'ived att n temporary underatanding, but the armeoamonts ?? continued. Tho Emipeiror of Rustsin arrived on thp 24th ult. r:t Olibutz, vhere Ito was joireed by the Eimpercr of Austria. Blaron James Rfothschild arrived at Ohuetz 0i0 ...

... Emigratill. *The departures from the port of London for the Australian colonies during the last week showed a decrease, but they were still numerous. They comprised altogether I I vessels-seven to Port Philip, two to Sydney, one to New Zealand, and one to Hobart Town. The total capacity was 5,482 tons. The ship- ments of manufactures and ordinary merchandise are now certainly less extensive, ...

... The ' Northern Whig' publishes the subjoined interesting letter in re- ference to the last moments of the gallant Sir Charles Napier. It is the reply sent by 3M~ajor M'Muardo to a letter addressed to him by Colour- Serjeant John A. Casey, late of the 22nd Regiment, and now residing at :Ballynafeigh. It is the best testimony to the virtues of the deceased great command er that those w ho had ...