... SoSUTHX ON TXE EASTERN QUESTION. M. Rossath was invited to attend the public demonstration at Stafford on the foreign policy of England, an invitation he for certain reasons declined. The following are extracts from the letter conveying this determination. In allusion to the relative positions of Austria and Russia he observes- Austria was Dever a barrier to Russia. She was her ally against ...

... SEAMEX AND PXTMN OF THE NOETH. A grand demonstration was lately held at Hartlepool of the seamen employed in the northern ports, and on Tuesday a very numerous demonstration of seamen and pitmen be- longing to the Tyne and Wear was held in South Shields. During the forenoon at least three thousand persons, two- thirds of them sailors, walked in procession through the principal streets of the ...

... REYNOLDS'S NE WSPAPERt SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1853. [SATURDAY'S EDITION.] A MEMORABLE ANNIVERSARY. The 3rd of October-the day following the date which this impression of our journal bears-is the seven hundred ard eighty-seventh anniversary of the invasion of England by WILLIAM the Norman. Dates and anniversaries of such importance as this one, aro constantly passing by without arresting the ...

... LORD VAL3UE:RSTON AT PEilTIN. The freedom of the burgh of Perth wai conferred by the town council of that city upon Viscount Palmerston, oR Monday last, in the City-hail there, in presence of about 2,000 persons. The Lounn PuovOST, in presenting the burgesa-ticket, dwelt on some of the more prominent points in the career of his lordship, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that it would ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTzoN. [Fgom the Temes ] The question between Russia and the European gover. ments lies sxaotly in the pesition whioh we last described- nor can anybody yet tell to what point the Emperer of Russia may push his enoroaobments. or to what extent bis opponents may combine to resist them. All the four powers concurred in framing a nete which they believed Would seoure the ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD COXSPURACT. The three parties to the attempt to defraud a partner and creditors of 6001.-na-ely, George Booth. his son William, and his sister. Esther Booth-were brought before the magis- trates at the Gaildhall, Hudderesfeld, on Saturday week, to answer a charge of canspiraoy. We have already publiehed the main facts of the case-the pretended loss of two cheques for 6091. 8s. ...

... LORD ABERDEEN AND THE EASTERN QUESSION. It is a circumstance worthy of note that the advent of Lord Aberdeen to power as the Prime Minister of England, was the signal for Russian aggressions upon the Turkish Empire. This fact is of the utmost im- portance; and when coupled with the incident of Lord Palmerston being assigned to the Home Office instead of the Foreign, is but too well calculated ...

... DXSAPPOINTED LOVI AND SUZCZBD. A Ntw ?? (United States) paper has the follow. IDg romantic tale:- About eight o'clock on Sunday evening, August 14, two young ladies, operatives in the mills, committed ?? by drowning, the partioulars of which are as follows:- One of them 'Was Miss Catharine B. Cotton, of Pownal, Maine, aged 22, the other, Mi;s Clara C. Cochrane, aged 19, a native of New Boston, ...

... A MSAN WlHO H:AS SLEPT PVBE YEARS. We extract the following singular tale from the New York set - We called yesteiray to see the man who has been asleep for five years, and whose case was detailed in our paper some weeks since. We found him in what seemed like a sound sleep. He wan lying in bed, his eyes nearly closed, his reept- ration rather slower than is usual, his breathing a little ster. ...

... __B1tiGRAvIow I'WJLIGEMOB. THE DIGGrNGS -The following letter, recently received irons a young man who sailed in the Ad Great Britain on the 20th August last, offers encouragement to intending emi- grants who are able to work for their living:-` Geelong, April 27, 1863.-Dear Brother and Sister,-You will be anxions to have further information from me as to my pre. greos. MY last letter I sent ...

... The Queen and Court are at Balmoral House. Couat Alexander Ilenedorff is on a visit to the Queen. ARMY AND NAVY. TuE BREVET.-We have authority to state that a brevet, upon the 9th of November (the Prines of Wales's birthday), is postively certain, but the preetse extent of the promotion is kept a strict seoret at the Horee Gaards and War office.- Limeric Chronicle. THE CRaMEL SquADRON-The ...

... FRANCE. The Eastern question, the Emperer's northern tour, and the approach of the obelera, are the principal subjects of dis- eussion in Paris. The Emperor and Empress arrived at Lille-the Manchester of France-en Friday week. The decorations for his reception were by no means remarkable. There was more drapery and calioo, and less flowers, than at Arras, and a perfect dearth of poetry and ...