... THE METROPOLIS. 0holera of a ?? type. and what the faculty desig- nate Asiatic, has broken out in Elms lane, Bayswater, where fve fatal cases haveoocurred, and several are under medical treatment. Elms-lane, which is the lowest part of the parish as regards site, abuts upon the Bayawater Tea-gardens, and consists of twenty-one one-story cottages. occupied by poor but respectab e families ...

... TEE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' ADVOCATE. 'OW TO ESTAUBLIS11 A -MODEL BENEFIT SiOCIETY. SIE,-At this Bad and sickening moment, while disease and death are eommitting such frightrnl ravages in the north; whilie that fatal elideiio, the cholera, iS now looming and celosing in arouind us, striking dowun in its pestilential career the mboat robnst,-ettaoklcg alike the frugal artizan, the tradesmans, the ...

... Palmerston is shut up-fast in a box-a little box, nevertheless a gold-plated box. Genii, huge fellows who could bestride mountains, as boys be- stride rocking-horses, were compelled by the ne- cromancy ot Solomon to make themselves so very small, that they could be compressed into brazen kettles, the lids soldered down by charms and in- eantations. Even as modern science can reduce the carease ...

... TOWN AND COUrTJiRY TALK. All the grain to the vestward of Galway has been reaped this year principally by women, in consequence of the great scarcity of farm tabourers,. The lord chancellor's living of Leverton, Lincolnshire, has become vacant by the death of the Rev. J. GartskeL It is worth 8001. a rgear. A number of workmen ae na3w activelv engaged de- molishing the last portion of that once ...

... TO MANAGERS AN]D S' 9TAGERS' >N - ?? :; ' .z . General. L , - A f TEE EDITOR OF THE ERA. w ' SirAs ?? the'drdma, and one who would wish to ?? at least equal in our country to'what it is in others, I am plomted'to caU the attention of managers, and all bingdged in thb theatrical pro- fessi'on, to :,he foll'ownvrg esubjeet. We have, during this last saadomany other seasons, seen St. Janmeb's ...

... WoaxEilMT ANJD WAC,--E-S. No. XXYV.-PR3pOSE.iD CONaREsS Or, L&BQUfl Witsa view to give all valuable 0o5itions on the labour ueetion a place in the column;S of LLOeTl's NE W5FAFER! Iagain putmaiden ro- ova right of hearing Onl the subject I aou !no rea corres-po'derr'o. I do Ill-t, lbs more rehd~lv as itabponro tom In i ht th1ce nxattnr is dra'v1- ug to a peonlies1ispens o na rliiaydsneo *n the ...

... |MORAL L3YNCH LAW.-BIRMINGHA3[ Gaol. In America, the result of an indignation meeting is now and'then'the hanging on the nearest tree of the culprit whose crime has excited public horror. In effect, society resolves itself for a time into its primitive elements, existing institutions courts of law, sheriffs, and all the other functionaries of justice are ignored, and the people deliberate in ...

... The destructive storms known as the equinoetial gales, which are generally experienced at this period of the year, set in with more than usual violence. They commenced from the south-west esrly on Sunday forenoon, and. by the telegraphic messages which were received at Lloyd's in the ooar-e of Monday. it seems that the storm has visited ramoet all parts of the coast. Towards evening the wind ...

... I REPSORT OF WE OLMNUTZ CONPERENCsZ I We extract the following humorous satire upon Eaglish diplomacy from our clever centemperary the Press:_ [A, chamber at Olmutz. The Emperor of Austria is seated on a low couch, smoking a cigarette. The Czar of Ruisia is ztriding about the room. A large map of Europe hangs against the wall. Czar (Impatiently): MIy dear brether, there is one word which I ...

... I The scene of interest has again shifted, and we turn now from St. Petersburgh to Constantinople, to witness the next step in this vexed question. The refusal of Russia to accept the modifications demanded in the Vienna note by the St I-an was known to the porte, and ift was expected that no other concessions would be tm;ade by Turkey. The armaments continued without relax. ation, and it was ...

... THilE ARMY. VAR-.OFFICE, Snr:. 27. 2ffth root-,lnsign H. 0. Hardlnge to be lientene?, by pur- o'onso, vtor Fikilic, who retires-G. W. Northey, Gent,, to be F.neege, by purchase, vice Hardinge. 42nd Foot-CaPtain A. Paterson, Nnom the 68th Foot, to be Captain, vice Rameey, who exbengees. Eth Foot-G. W. Lilliugston, Gent., to he Ensign by pui chase, vice Bent, who retiree. 63th Foot-Captain A. ...

... I COLONIAL SMN LETTER MAILS, The Postmaster-general has appojnted the undermen- tionetd vessels to convey ship letter mnails to the colonies daring the ?? of October:- ADEcAiWn.-ErmeraldIsle, Plymouth, let; Lady Nugent, Lon- don docke, lst; Baby, ditto, lst; Regina, ditto, 3rd; William Hammond, ditto, 3rd; Mariner, ditto, 5th; and Augusta, ditto, 7th. For aurtherpaetieulaes see Sydney. ...