... TO TRIM anDtrTo. OF THE DAILT NEWS. Sir,-Society is in its essence a renunciation of the right of might. in favour of mutual protection and mutual advantage. It is the establishment of y property in the consecration of intellect, knowledge, t and industry-in plain language it ?? is better c that we all should keep what we have, and peaceably l get what we can earn, than waste our time in con- ...

... , L!CENSED GROCERS' kNDv~f-TNERS' SOCIRTY-.-; Tie committee met on Wedneatday at 17, York-street, Mr. M AORLu O'LOUawL in the chair. Mr. O'lFlanagan proposed for admission Mrs. Elisa Gill, vintner, Arrabt quay, who expreseod her gratification that the trade had such a protective society, with the proosedings of which she was well acquainted (hear, bear). She handed him (Hr. F.) also her ...

... t Wihen it became known in London and Paris that e English and French ships had passed the Darda- u nelles-an event which is either a token of existing n var or a violation of the last European treaty re- o specting Turkey-it was the obvious course of t the Russian and Austrian ambassatlors to demand explanations oi the French and English cabinets. it Letters from Paris state that these ...

... TH1E HARVEST. lii t )Oii hlS Of' th( 31 iarves t, ILI'L 0031', voli' gneiorally, b~eing, wIYlIld 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 ...

... 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 ...

... . THEAFFAIRS OF TURKEY. Oa Saturday night a preliminary meeting of voters of the dieerent metropolitan boroughs was held at Anderton'e Hotel, Fleet-street, for the purpose of considering whether, under the present state of affairs in the' East, which threat. ened the entire subjugation of the Turkish empire by Russia, it would not be desirable that a meeting should be called for the, purpose ...

... THE VlCEREGAL VISIT TO TE SOUH. l - . ,1 t. i ?- ,-.T A. a . .,d thn COounitbss Their Excellencies the Lord Lieteniant and tbe uouoteas of St. Germans left Limerick on Saturday morning ?? after nine o'clock, and embarked on board the Ladty Burgoy' e steamer at Kilialoe. The vessel, at half-pa t eleven o'clock, got under weigh, and proceeded up the river Seannon ftr Athione, The r Execellencies ...

... THB CHOLIBA. [Froen the Board of Usanth.) LONTDON. A fatal case of cholera has occurred in Martin- t street, Friar-street, St. George's, Southwark. The death took pla. e on the 27th, bat the body is notyet burie-], atlt:iough there are four more inmates in the sanme house. A great amount of diarrhooa, in many cases of a t rholeraic character, prevails in the neighbourhood. t A aevere case of ...

... X 01 W 0-T, 310NTDA Y, OCT. 3. Tn-n, military theatricals at Olnutz nre over. The Lin)elror NiCUOLAS, who enacted in them the part ol' aun Austrianu Colonel with great applause, has re- suinedl his ordinary character, and is travelling post to Warsaw. Lord 1V1sTcM0OruiLAND has packed up his splendid rcd uniform and the state liveries of his domestics against the next great occasion, and is re- ...

... AMIERICA. (BY rLECTLIC TELEGORPII.) ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP ASIA. (r11ou OUR OWN CORLRESPONDmET.) LIVERPOOL, SuNDk-Y. At ten o'clock this forenoon the royal mail steam- ship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived in the Mlorsey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America, in charge of Lieutenant Oaks, R.N., Admiralty agent. The Asia sailed from New York on the 21st ult., and ...

... 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 ...

... PALESTINE ARCH.EOLOGICAL ASSO0 I ~ I CIATIOX. The Palestine Arcbheological Association, which has been quite recently established, baa for its object the exploring of the ancient and modern cities and towns, or other places of historical importance in Palestine and the adjacent coun- tries, with a view to the discovery of monuments and other objects of antiquity, by means of researches on the ...