... THE JIEEPENED (C NNEL IN LAKE ST PETER Montreal Herald.” Angust 26, 1853.) We have much pleasure in congratulating our Harbour Commissioners, and the merchants of Montreal, upon the complete sticcess of the operations in Lake St Peter, and at other points on the river between this port aud Quebec ; by which there is now secured, beyond the possibility of dispute or cavil—and when the waters in ...

... Memoms or Dr Issue. First Quarterly Part. Edinburgh: T. Constable & Co. We are glad to find that the publishers have resolved to issue this valuable work at so cheap a rate as to place it within the reach of all classes of the community. The book, like its illustrious subject, has already met with such universal appre- ciation, that at present it is only necessary to commend the clear and ...

... IIEAL'LII or TOWNS-PREVENTION or CHOLERA. 91o the Editor of thil Times. ti Sir,-There is yet one important fact comnected with mialig- Hoi1 naiit cholera which I feel it iny duty, in thle piresenit series o letters, to place hetore the Giovernment and Other authorities of this, coonntry in The 'Timese. Cholera, as wvell. pointed nut by the uffe, editor Lancet,, 500e 00t longer be regarded as a ...

... (,'TASGONV IQWNIGT ASYLU'M, 'Thle ~eeveltccnlth aoiti~ua mleetinlg of thle tiii';;f of tile 0 Tho. go!iv Nigilt A sytlun1 d11 I louse of I nduitry w111 11111I o 113onlliy Nvililbin thie I istit I iol-W . Campbell, l'sq. of TiFFll,10vl~l ill the echair. Amonog othlers, loresen, %we }h'cr(I ved Ithe. D~r. Smyl) hb the Re v. Dri. Ead1111, Rev. Mr, Watson, tile L~orf Pro. vost, :Sir James10 ...

... SPATriUNS OF TIHE BIRITISIH AMlMY. 1V/ e, c Ia cta s r ire iijtvio)t71,te last Ionamed is ti/na It t1thich It h Deq'di of tihe ieyitieds is sitliolicd. hifie Guarsor. Foot., Ist, Whiudlor. 39th, Cork. 2d, RIgets l ark. 41th, A listrali; Waterford, 11R030 ?? GIuards4. 11st, Smalta; mloiagat. IIv de Park. 42d, Uosport. Pragoon/ (Cssrds. 4:i, ?? olrd to proceed from lst, Nwtvbrid-e. 74th, the ...

... CA llFORNJA. (From tlhc Tiices' Correspontellce.) ( Sail Fralicisco, A og. 1i5. Jtcyonld a frel items of loeal nows therle is not acoiltl geuc- Z nl interest to comlilulicato by this insil. W itI tilec ceeptiol tl If thil plofoessol olgolls of tile ?? Go5\verInor, tile whole 1P press of thel countly continlues hlay aftcr day to 1ca01) abuse ti upon) thle heads of the Executive foi tile wanton ...

... FRIDAY MORN[NG, OCTOBER 7. In our paper of this inornmimg we copy from various sources the narrative of the progress of evonts in th| - . - I- - --f i ' . -- .± .12 . East. In perusilng tile dilel'cent accoun-ts Which Meach Ot 0 ?? us we feel strongly impressed with tile idla that a l great deal more is written rclating to tihe present state in 1 of affiairs than is actually known. In the ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PRtOCEEDINaGS. Monfsday, Oct. 3. The usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was held I this day-the Lord Provost presiding. All the members were present. TOWN OL EilC DEPUTESHieP. 3 The PRovOsT said, since last meeting of Council, they had s .lost one of their oldest servants, Mr Keith, Town Clerk De. t ipute. The office therefore had now become'v acant * and it Ise Ifor the ...

... FROM TllE, LONDON GAZETTE OF FRTIDAY. - ?? ,, I., . . ?? il,. ?? iii' 'i~nur~e, IX'rrr'roir.uili, tiezr). 21) tl Tibe Btight 30iouerlliilob tbe i.orlsI of ?? of lthu Privy 1 Conlcil oI r rtitde toili ?? hove yeee) roi, tlrrmighi the ucure- S . tory o lf Stale Itir Foreign A31 lirsa I Copy of tl dispaltchi It;O))l hurt . joe vs's Coiisul at tire tilagilt, ?? rite ?? trttslfi:itotr (of 1 iliaere ...

... members of the Royal Family have been enjoying themselves by drives the Dee, and strolls into the woods; while Prince Al- bert has been almost daily out with the gun. The Viscountess Canning has arrived at Balmoral, to suc- ceed the Duchess of Wellington as Lady-in-Waiting to Her Majesty. Layixc THE Fouxpation-Stoxe or tae New Patace aT ny Her Masesty.—On Wednesday the usual Highland Court ...

... -_ - .- -. _ ?? ?? A:1 -. a- .f1 I -- I I . _ _- A ineeting of Cottneil was held yesterday-tha Lord Provost iln tile chair. Thc minutes wvere rcad and approved]. A1't'OlINTMET x TO HIGH1 9ornOOr.. The minittes of the Committee oil tile Iligh School woere read, anllouncing the appointment of' Ailr. J. Ieill Simpson asl D)epnty-Alastcr of the English Department in the Hi1gh School, wvas read. ...

... MIRfACULOUS PRESERVATION. M'e h1ave thlis wee(k1 to reword 0o1 of' the ilost won dirots Cn1ps0.5 1; om1 dealit it lhas cvel been o01 lot to retid or record. It is tha:1t id at boy i:ailed IJav id Waters, wiged about 16 yealrs, soi of' ita widw bii Ll ; tule l1ti)R lil:i'S :11 these :-tin 'IIUMiday, IblbIt 1 o'clock, lhe leit his notlier's houseo Im Noss IlI cd, 1:) et'ell WHi(lbiM,, lid ...