... MISCELLANEOUTS NEWS. AN IMPOSSIBLt LAW CASE.-Suppose a young lady to be left a great heiress, under circumstances which cause the general attention to be attracted to her name. Suppose her to be modest, retiring, otherwise Only known for her virtues, charities and noble actions. Suppose .an abandoned sharper, so debased, so wanting in the manhood of a commonly vile 6vtindler; so lost to every ...

... The negligence and carelessness of the Colonial Postmasters and Post-office clerks form a prominent feature of complaint in the Aus- tralian papers received by the last and by former mails. The trans. mission of letters from one town and colony to another is slow and uncertain. Frequently letters do not come to band at all ; more frequently their transmission and delivery are delayed for many ...

... AT the Court held here for th2 Revision of Voters' Lists on Thursday (yesterday), the overseers' 011- jections were 52, and all were sustained. The Con- servative objections were 83, of which 61 were sustained, 9 withdrawn, and 13 failed. The Radical objections were 101, of which 64 were sustained; and 37 failed or were withdrawn. We rejoice to find that the Conservatives have maintained their ...

... KECIPE FOii HOMEOPATHIC SO TP. Take a robin's let', mind the drumstick only, Put it in a tub, filled with water near.y; Stt it out of doors. it) it place that's shaoy, Let it ttdnd a week (three days for a tudy): Drop about a spoonful III a hue largf ket.;ie. Which should be of tin, or baser me la, Fill We kettle up, set it on a-b'Mluig, Stra n the liquor weil W pre»etif p. oiling; Add ona ...

... -S1° C -I Z- t (El 0 1 RUSSIA AND TURKEY. So protracted lias been the sluspolise'of the Eatstern qeecostiocs 'Iliat it must ]save been fousad difficult to folloW tics intiicacies of diplomatic proceeduiigs, or to preservella contiraoson apprecia- tion of the actual stages -of the d~ispute. At the present casmenitthe position of affiiro is as ?? the original differeinces respecting thle HoIly ...

... n ?? A- - -- I. I * -. vX -w au LtLIAIV E~MIGRaANT S}IP Our Australinn despatches contain particulars of the I thi Earl of Cliarlemout, Captain Garnel, a Liveipool cear.e- ' a sip, ca, yig 435 passen ers bound for S ydnev a:d M): ,-ery bourne, ?? Nvenit ashore onl Barw-en IHeads onl Sanur; .0- cry the 18th of June last. The Earl of Charlemonit sithitl C:r 'aY5 Ottway on tic prceeding Friday, ...

... I . v 51MAN DRtOWNED.-.On Friday week, an inquest was held before J. Uargreaves, Esq., coroner, upon the body of William Reedyhough, aged fifty years, who had been found drowned in the canal the day before. How or by what means be got in is not known. The inquest was held at the house of Mr. Kershaw, Thorn Inn, Church Kirk, when a verdict of Accidental death was returned. TaE TEN FEn CENT. ...

... ; , LONDON, FRIDAY NooX. The Board of Trade accounts for the month ending Sep- tember Mtb, and-for the eight months of the year terminating the same day, were issued this morning. They continue to show increased exportations of domestic produce and manu- factures, and to afford evidence of the general activity of l trade. i ; - l The value of our exports in September wvas 48,297,086, being ...

... APPALLING RAILWAY ACCIDENT IS ELAND. 1, I A terrific accident, followed by a lamentable loss of life, took place on Wednesday evening on the Great Southern and Western line at Straffan, within a few miles of the Dublin terminus. The following account of the tragic occurrence is furnished by the 'Freeman's Journal ?? A passenger train, from the south, that was due in Dublin about six o'clock p ...

... COLLISION ON THE MIDTAND RAiLwAY.-On Tuesday evening a collision took place on the Ambergate branch of the above railway. It appears that on the afternoon of Tuesday an engine had got off the down line to Matlock, and help had been sent for from Derby. An engine was speedily despatched, conveying several men to ren- der assistance. On their arrival, however, it was thought they had not ...

... WF71-33 TEE LONDON GAZETTE-Friday, Oct. 7.1 - C- a FOREIGN.OFFICE,, OcT. 6. *I The Queen has been pleased to approve c(f Mr. G. Beckx F' ?? at Melbourne, Australia, for his Majesty the Rinpg of the Belgians. - NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANT. BuvsrOLK. t2 Henry Phillips, Esq. - MILITIA. s e The following commissions have been signed: - ic Lieue enant David W~illiams Bcarnard, to be captain, vc Bates, ...

... ottor0 PRRSTON OCT. 4. ated One of the greatest disasters which ever spread con- Sue-, sternation throughout this town, occurred last night, in eall-t..thc fall of a floor of a room containing nearly three awn hundred pcop]e. The ultimate consequences of this ng a foarful casualty it is impossible to anticipate ; but this sur- may be stated, that one young woman was killed on the 0.- spot, and ...