... O THE HOTEL-KEEPERS AND THE TI DIEs. TO TEE EDITOR OF TICE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-As usual, the Tirmes has thrown open its columns to one, and only one, side of a question. This time it has chosen to espouse the par, of what I suppose we must call the Unprotected Trall;eL-ls;' certain it is that their letters prove thtesi to be 'unaccustomed ones. Let any man havivtu the slightest experience in ...

... TIBE BURGLARY AT KiO WSLE Y-IIALL. W1Ve briefly announced in our last that a daring burglary had been committed at an early hour on Monday morning at ]Knowsley-ball, the seat of the Earl of Derby. The burglars, it appears, carried off some money and a number of valuable articles from the dressing rooms of the earl and countess. The burglars in the first instance ef- fected an entrance through ...

... .HE WAGES QUEST1Oi. We are enabled to. report'with some istisfactton thab tblet position of aflairs J.Manclkestek bhan talco aturn for the| better, and that there are now twe raikeo lees on, rike .bai there vere ast Saturday. This is tha result of a willingniesst on the part of-the operatives'to 'mitigiatp their demands, and! .ou the part of the ?? ds to otera rigtrdsaiie upon 'the terms ...

... RESULTS OF THE AARE-EST. With the exception of some beans, and here and 0' there a very late piece of wheat, the htirvest .may be con-- B sidered to be concluded.; and from all the accounts we re- Er ceive, the results are as far from satisfactory as was antici- e5 pated. Every farmer who has thrashed any wheat is dis- Ci appointed with the yield, even from crops the appearance ofc which when ...

... i . XA TEMA'R MiNG. jr' our 4auimaI of. yestfirday we published the followtir paragraph, under the title of Mysterious Disppea Irance a Gentleman:- - On Eaturday grinted notices were put up it the severn police stitiois, ?? a very lberal retard for informatio relative toagentlemannamed ?? 'Holl, latel residing at No. 1, -John's-plaoe P road, Lambeti whose sudden' and una ountable ...

... WBSTMTI>NTSTER HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MBDICINE. The session of 1853-4 commenced yesterday, when l the intioductery lecture was delivered at the Hospital by t Mr. Guthrie, F9.R.S., who stated, in the course of his ob- ?? the session 1850-61, 1,041 students were re- gistered at the College of Surgeons as studying in London; 1 W 370 obtained the diploma in that year. In 1851-62, 1,141 registered; 404 ...

... TURKISH hATOFBANCB AND TUSCA4J TOLERATIO.Y. rFR'OM TOR EXA5INOI2] 4 There. ?? whiich menncan less patiently bhdrtf ~lthd i ;~ftild be thought deserving, than an acc4_ sation of trofiohary.. - is,,abhq~reiat, ,t rqeaIe. ~q the bfgb-sifldisllgene'rous. Th o1tiaw who recounts wlt~i exultation a thousaud,vyjnmes5 ?? o~iely ;will blushi to confess that he hins betrayed an accomplice, or deserted ...

... -,;MEXIW. Ii the Orpni-of the, 20t AiusAwe nd t~ie; 1ubjoined addres of . r, rededn ono gpreseig f his credottils to the Preeidit, and t replyoS . bi.Ewleml-y.,i . 4 endep ; 4 . ?? Withrgreat satisfaotion EIprttit ?? red rtiald as - ,YQY and linister-of tbe.Uni.Ilatea.pf .NortjhA Merica,,toX I. Fv,4yii yoour Exccllerey as, i 'the history and structure of the goyerniaent which I nav~e. i ?? ...

... I . , TJ ,R . . ?? I:A 0 ?? ,@XM.7116 . eocOITO.N .e ?? sanil os.tin, the 40mmhelson~ers appointed by the Board of fldalth to U sake i 'pecial'iiquiry Into the causes of the ?? hlifa't1en prevalent in that locality; hav reported the riilti td. 60 ?? oai, The reports, which woere Jalcti 1adpatately, have just beetz printed. Mr. Grainger inquires very minutely into the saani ;tary-Ooniditioti ...

... THE EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AFrICA. The last mail has brought despatohes from Dr' Barth, dated Kashia, 6th of Marcb, 1863-and from Dr Vogel, dated Murzuk, 12th ofIAugust. Dr. Barth had successfully performed more than one- third of his journey to Tinibulatu, and crossed the frontiers of the territory of the Fellatals by entering the province of Kashna, and reaching its capital. He was under the ...

... THE CHOLERA AT IVEWCASTLE- MUNICIPAL NEGLRCT ANrD PESTILENTI.IL BA VA a O. TO Tag EDIT0iI 07'Tr1 M03NIN'G CHRO1MOLS. Sia-The fatal ntvageo or the dboldtd at Newcastlseappear to hnave roused, the Itical authloiltibs; fespbn~ibe. for pioblio. health, in various large towns, to ans edifying and unwonted asoivity- in the Odoptlon of saniitary predsutions; and, by the sacrifice of 1,8Ot0 victifiq ...

... ,. IRBLAX.Pf [FltOk i 0;R OpOAi6D0.,.DjT -; 0. .DUBLIN, MOW4rY MOaKoiDn1 As yet the advance in the rate'of discoubt'w the Bankt to 5 per cent, ' has 'produced very little effect in this portioi of. the' United Kingdom affording evidece of the: sound state of tiade A the geueral plsperity' of thet. agriculturil classesi From the readiness to make iiivestments i n sahr~p propert-y, which had ...