... FROM OFR lOXNDON COB RI'uNDENT. .S ir itr (ft- 1, ?? ''l IUPcsitiOll of thce Monoey markei(t is v er clurious.; 'I!S eoDstalnt. fluctuatiolls :1ndt I-apill hleliv j-s, to andrr fo, f'air-ly puezle the most experieinced iii monetary affiuirs. Duriinii g the past thle te days, the excitaenent of specu- latours has emc-is remarkabli o. Within niln Ihour or twso, thls funds havte tllei aind tose, ...

... MEETING (}L: TrHE TOWN COUNCIL. ?? usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Saturday, til MlAoYO in the chair. The Tozvx CLERK ic, ?? rea d tile minutes of the last meeti nii, statitd tiat tie iadress 10 tile Queon, ilhichi had 1lieol the ll igreed to, hall )een dii lY pro- sented, and the following repol received:-- Dulbliu. Sept. 2, IS53. Siis-1 have had t ic honour to lay ...

... 11 E TL IFA ST'I M1O NDA;Y. OC TOBER3];i 31 1 ?? '1111, CRISIS INf THFE EAST. IN the conflict of opinions, of ruinours, and of deli- berate assertions of faccs. it is to this hour impossible to arrive at aua' oir conclusion regarding the issue of the Rtusso-Turkiishl question). If w e takec the T imves -tile orgain of the Aberdeen Cabinet-for oUnI guide. we nre led about otl a fool's errand - ...

... TH1E HARVEST. lii t )Oii hlS Of' th( 31 iarves t, ILI'L 0031', voli' gneiorally, b~eing, ?? 1Off il iill thle ear'ier' distriict-s ini this nih bourheoil, and ont ' a held here a adl there, ot out-stand- iiig gaiicither onl dill foot oi' lin s took, is to ho seen. Elven onl the higher Iviii and lakter sikuations6, Much Of' 133 grpail has been reinoveS to tile ffarni>yatid, the Far- fliers, s ...

... THE, PROSPECTIVE PREMIER. I'IT is but natuial that tbe m1ov0emlents and savings of ?? it Inall as Lord Palnerston- whom it is now tile fashion to hail as the foremost mnan of the age- should, at this crisis especially, excite peculiar interest. Accordingly, his tour through Scotland, whelre he waits flattered by a continual ovation, WNaS more like the pageant of a popular Prince than the ...

... THE MIILITARY CONGRESS AT OLMUTY. OLMIIUTZ, SEiTENInril 25.-The Emperor of Russia arrived at the station hero last nio-ht, at six o'clock (the Emperor of Austria having gone to meet him as fillr as Prorau), and at that hour the whole of the two courts, withall the higher officersof ?? army,were as- sembled, aid followed by the Imperial corteye into 01- j mutz, the town, and particularly all ...

... Vjc lgrfej.5. '1 [, N13W REFORItI BILL. (.Fron the Tuims.) Wi. talkl of thie corruption of certain bot-ougis, atend disfranchise bent for' I1ibety's: ?? is tle y bribeer wvorse, was the rotten bor-ougih systemn worse titan the combined spirittial ?? temporal despotisin of the ?? COUItI NeV hit iatutigte SUCh0 :1 case itt England. could we suppose the intellect tail spirit of En-lish df ectors ...

... ADVENTURES OF A LADY TRAVElLLER IN CHINA. 27-Tr AU(ISTc, IS5.-W ?? lbaggage started yesterday from Lari, about three o'cloek s s, with strict orders to proceed to this halting-place. I arrived at a spot by the river side, guiltless of grass or wood, and found the camp coolly settled in this desert place. I was very angry, but I onli wasted toy wrath, for nothing would induce the S'piti people ...

... PA I IR S. Clones September Fair was well supplied with stock of every dlesclipttinl; but cattlesold cunsiderablv below the prices of the last fair. The llorse Green exhibited an ;llProVeme1t. in the quality and quantity of horses otflered for sale.-&lim(rouu dS't'nclurd. Aimn.SE FAiIt.-This fiair, lheld on the 2Sth ult., was a brisk business one, The stock on the green was large, and in ...

... jorcigit Filtellignict, RUSSIA AND) TURKEY. Tftii'..Sr, WEODNESOAY.-The Lloycl steamer has just ariived svith news itm llC unstinitiliople to the 19th of September. A good understanding apparently pre- vailed between tile peace a'ndI] wa pailelis in the Divan. T he refusal of Russia to aceept thc modifications le. manded in the Vienac note by 'Iu'ldiey w%'as ktosow', ain it w1as expected that ...

... FESTIVITIEIS AT ; ARRON TOWER. Ox Wednesday last, tile _)rcinCSof Lill ur' ON vedestav ast tic :Iaellionless of L~ondo lderry gave a graild morning fete at (lal'aon Towelr, to the nobility 1111d ?? of tile nlei. iiljourihooi. T'he moin- llg? appearetlrather inifv orabie, but cleared iiis be- fove twelve oI' clo;k, wlicI thle slit, h roloe out, and the ?? was delightliii 1iuring the ...

... Rgicuturr. IF'ARMING OPERATIONS FOR OCTOBER. (leroeinr should be the principal month for sowing wheat; if on naked fallow, properly and timely pre- pared, last month would be better, when the land is ?? moist; but after clover, beans, peas, early potaltoes, or vetches, the present month will be most ! Winter vetchics, to stand the winter, should be sown some tine this month, tho ea rlier the ...