... WEEKLY COMPENDItM. Aonog the II ish antiquities in tho Dublin Exhibition is a MS. of the'Psalms, written about the year 650, and ascribed to. Qblumba, the Christian founder of Iona. -Sir Edward Bu'wer-Lytton has mode a good bargoin with Mr R6utledge, a young and enterprising publisher. He has sold the copkrightof all his works for a period of ten years, the terms being £2000 a-yeaor FrRST ...

... : 0 f THE last week was in some respeots a memorabil one in .reland. It witnessed the elosing of the 1ixhijbiton- which has been so fondly regarded as the first fruits of' :I st a better time for the country; and the occurrence of a . most disastrous flood in the southern counties, :such s's h has never been equalled~in the memory of living'men. The season has been wet all through-the crops ...

... . , The Cornstantinople correspondent of the ifernineg Chronicle writing on the 14th inst., says that on the 13th three British and n French war steariers left for Odessa; anid adds that some line- of-battle ships were to-follow. He also states, in a postscript, that Omer Paede has advanced with all his forces (40,000 Y men); and that Ismail Pacha has pushed on'from Kalefat, and Lt has passed ...

... T TDE TABLE, d&c.,,FOR:T~ E ENSVING WEEK. - - | 7SU I -: TrIDES AT :5 NOVEMBER. ' . . ABERDEEN Rises, MSets r Lorn. Even. Wedsusday ,._ 3 8- 2 a. N. 40. i. Li 5! .5 , S~aturs y -__ 38 2278 3t3.228- S 2 47 9 9 ~~ 48 29 3 27 4~~~~~~~~~3 3., 3571 4 23 449 Tuesday 6 ° l8 32 3 .2 6 -6 J 3317 [ , ^ '-PRIC~E OF TlEEJOURN'AL. DBSL6VERED 1N TOv |: SEtTJNnDER COVER. Paid in Advance. Credit. Paid in ...

... . - 'll-, ;.. N,a 5'tf'*Djnen 'arn,Ee Be, itheuai h~ew.hasyfa, 14sin j i Adamld Xori e s isdfaih . rWn DOn ., a t seEsq s-Clark Ies - '.i i , i eagfisi- . It is Flec s Eel l '.' titeai au'd 67gh Gu~icll tZ--ainres t B kderuiEeq.,, in fi ri AtlIONiL Vfit:inScj'h2O'e T icsel We belj -vthpr fis'7 a cwi o doubt thust Ltoid Fulrton ies resi-nsic ~pth~eJir , offibe ich ith so mucht t ...

... (Proln the London Papem of Mondy. ) LONDON CORN MARKET.--MoNDAY. At Mark Lane to-day there was an exceedingly small show of wheat from the' hors counties;' and but few offers from Lincoln- shire, aud thatneighbourhood. Ths stands were quickly clear,ed, and though prices were nob' generally quoted higher, the turn was decidedly. in favour of the seller. There was a good in- quiry for. Foreign ...

... IF any person who had witnessed the popular agitation that preceded the Reform Bill were to a6rive in this' country, after -a few years' absence and inattention to the newspapers, he would be somewhat astonished to; find a new measure about to make its appearancee.In the midst of an almost universal silence, broken only'.by calm admonition and gentlemaily. recommendation. He would be at a loss ...

... 9 There was no delivery of the South Mail yesterday evening, I the mail bags having arrived at the Post-office only at 10j c P.M. The detention, we leoan, was occasioned by a goods' train having run off the line at Crewe, which de- - tained the mail train for about four baum. We are, of course, without the London papers of Monday evening, q and our correspondence from the South. 7 BY ELECTRIC ...

... FF EH U , -H - COIM I ;SI O . (FREE.CEHUE' 'G'M SS,,O . ,;; . ;1f.' .- . . .. _; _ 1,'' (i, !' ;-' . o ne Wed. y- Sm e.*' ,..lT~he Commrission appcen~ted 29th inst.,asaB day of 1iimilsiatiqp tbroughout, the Free Crhutrch,, on account of ;,the visitation of !cholera, -with)tbhe reservation ,that( thi's ahould not. apply to thiose plades where such aA , .,-,epo4reirlative sto, ...

... randay, 2~A.. 28. A nise~lnd 6P thet Town (Coincil was held this day-the Lord Provost Presiding. PaEsssx-'-Baillies Sins, Wutafgi1 anid Smith; the Dean of Guild; Treasurer Eilmaly Mt11sars Laing, Webster, M'Hardy, Berry, Gibb, Bothwell, Gordon, Doncan, J. Blaikie, Henderson, Jamieson, and Leslie. DRAle OP GUILD'S AasxssoacS. The list of assessors, handed in by the Deau'of Guild at last ...

... To the nDITOiiof thOe AD~rnDEBT JouIxAL. - 1 - I . . . - . - - - Slit,-I have been a subscriber to your Jotirnal for the last oe* twenty years or eo, and to your friend, the Herald, ever since. iet wassa leralZdsince the days-of Old:John, the Chronicler. I like yomboth; but for different reasone, but I do not conceive of aiam bound to telleither of you why; and Idon't-suppose either th of ...

... . - .1 ? 1? . - -, - aDR. GUTHRIE the teiaa a eeting of th Free r f Church Presbytery of Edinb-urghi half-jooulailysnggested c 3the propriety of selectitigrthr o'f the wisest minist'ers in o :the Establishmeit,' threedibtt'b in' the Free Church, three ti )in 'the Scottish Episcopal Cbunrch; and three in the .United a Presbyterian Church, and shutting them up in aroom, b like a jury, without ...