... '111 ?? M (NIlAI, W(M)INS IN P'AIIS. tI' -L 1. ?? ?? ,. Si v,-Th1 ?? ilto ?? ar1e bvingu ot pinoi'i~ cn irll out ill Ptii.ar . oiil II stutu vst, uild 2iuava elulloetel 6o ru II Itll ll;tL I jo, 11 ill :11i :1IT I i t: i i t I VA I iull aI 1political ?? (I vuiewv, Otnit a tuief h-iltell oit the:o 11:1': itot i i l'illh- ?? I' t V'0111 l'illftiC'1.. It to is i' Yu'oes sijec. I was ltst il ...

... IBELA ND. it Il'From Viae T1Z1immi COrI's.1l)oIdMIlcc 0 .ls 11t,001o'ls Mtl t1f111: ?? Th'b (1etav~lillueilts nf, I-I'gini'21tN lindur onlor l to jdill their rc- sitective COrps:ieiS'villt ill the 2ltediter:rttitti, ?? lit tlii ?? th Wa'l11 oi l Fid~lyl, for Snottilamptoltv, \ lwhore Sh1ippin Aill. ?? ill lre;ililess to collitvy themii foltrlhitil Io thdeii ?? d fI 1)tinatiowl . Ita-cs of:l ?? ...

... TILE CHANCELLOR OF TIlE EXCHEQUER AT MANM(IESTER. T he inouni'ation of the Mancehester statue to thle Iatc Sin' ItRoeret Peel totik pnlce onl Wedntesady aft etroon. Tue pro- teeth a Swer LiCniarked by in tel coreonoiy ati] ox citedi greet t puhI ic in tertot-ani ititerest wihich teas Lifi ancndill iito, sinaet I C dd~tee by the presence there of' thle laitionfetd stttei lii' friettd -nid ...

... A U ST'' 1Z A 1, X A. (Fiolal the Tillis.) Southampton, Oet. 14. By the ?? mail steamship l na Pinta Ve havc late accoints from Australia, q~ri ?? Ihese advices vecre brought to Callao by the ShIp I 'atriciali, froiin SydIney, with dates theace to til h i')til of luly, illid frolm P'oit Plilip to the 14th0. I inilng lisess was exceedinigly doll, owiing, it is said, to unfavourable weather. The ...

... EESTR.UCTION OF A STATION BY A TRAIN ON THlE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ril (From the Tilmes.) tle len lidig, Thuirsday ifornin,. OQf fllf:1thle acclents colmected withblthe bistory ol' therilwlys iO itisiS conltry, it is dilctilt to ?? of ocue more singular ?? anicter or noie destrnctive ib, extllit, tlil tflnt whiliell loot e lielit remiaired eit the (Ureit Westelrin l)ilwly slti:ll iii tillis ...

... LVOND)ON, OCTOBER 15. 1. Tbe Royal Faniily.-The juvinile niclmbers of the h Royail tifamily, who wvere left at Osborne durillg her It Majiest's trip to Scotland, left thiat malinc palace in Charge Of' Major-Generall 1rumm on d, yesterday morn - euig, anrd steamed to Gosport ill her Majesty's yact h Fairy, Capt. Crispili, en route to London, ta meet and join tthe Quleeon. nic royal standar d ...

... TIHE VRECK OF THE ANNIE JANE. s r al i s srn. (From a Correspondent.) Trle following reached us too lats for our last paper: Tobermiory, 16th Oct., 18563. F o r y n s o f h e p a s e n e r b t e n t f r i i n a e a s e l A n n i e Jane, whieh was wrecked at Basrrit on 28th tilt., strived tiers onl Thursday evening, and tiere forwarded to Glasg-ow yester- (lay mn ornirig by the lo Ilay ...

... S CO N L D. ., . . 6 - ) . . D ?? Death, of C~aptain Ellice, R.N._-Wje regret lit h veysuddeii andI melancholy death of' s; Captain Alexander Ellice, R.N., Comptroller-Genleral 5!I it of the Coast Guard-f, and formnerly ALP. for Hlarwicli. 4 3f After a professional visit to Peterlicad ?? other sea- lior I port towns on tho east coast, Captain Ellice, accomt- g Dfpa nie dbyhis two daughters, ...

... (From the General Boeard of HlealtI.) NEWC'ASLE-UVON-TYNE. Oct. 17.-Cholera, deaths ?? ?? ?? 2 Diarrhoea, deaths ?? * ?? ?? 2 The total numiber of deaths from cholera and diar hosa hi Newcastle during the present outbreak has been 1505. In the samie period, viz., the tirst 47 days, during the prevalence of epidemic cholera hi 1831-2, the number of deaths was 290. COc.lDmtoGRAa. Oct. 16. ...

... iNDIA AND CHINA. I 1l- or ?? a v. Y a c e - ?? me We (Times) have received by express, in anticipation of the Overland Mail, our corresptintence imnd files oif papors from Bombay to the 12th 01' September, and Hong Kong to the 24th I of August. Tfle following is the letter of our correspondent at Bom- bay:-- 11The accounts from Burnialh are most unsatisfactory; thle famine, though abating, is ...

... (Fromn our owil Col-respoodesit.) Te Royal Mail steamship iNiagara, siled for Halifax and Boston to-day, carrying out a faiir number of passengers, and thle usnal weekly mails. She will be followed by the Arctic i on Wednesday next, which scils for New York direct. Jhc next inemning steamer is the Africa, which was to sail from New York on the 5th jist. She will in all probability arrive in ...

... 're now proceed to draw the Icicture of which ietimation was ca given in the concluding part of our remarks on tlhe Post Office In'~ of this city-, in our iscpression of Friday last. In cloing so, it Li will bo necessary to make referpince to the other offices, respsect- lit ing which returns lcave been obtained, not with tho view of q iinsinuating that the otficers of those offices are ...