... Arlop 40 bgvs. ex- I B. ADMIRAL NEASHAM-INTERESTING STORK. s;t. One of our old admirals is gone. Admiral Clhristoplher I at John Williams Neashlim died on the 5th of November, at of Exmoutb, at the advanced age of 85 years. The gallant ing admiral had resided for the last tventy years on his own pro- the perty in that part of Devonshire, and was universally venerated ,as for his benevolence to ...

... e i & odoll & 11olo fiutitfllly9. C The Vine.-A letter from Pesth, in the Asgsburg Gazette, states that near Erlau the crop of grapes has been so abun- dant, that it has been found necessary to leave one-half on the vines for want of casks to put the wine in. Twenty pails of wine are offered for a cask capable of containing 12 pails. In the neighbourhood of Olen the vintage has been more ...

... %pe v er- BISHOP AGAINST BISHOP. m- The Bishop of Exeter does 'not recognize the Protestant 'Ps, Bishop of Jernsalem, who, although consecrated by the as Archbishop of Canterbury, has not the express permis- ere sion of the Bishop (i. e., the Greek or Roman ecclesiastic) E iin whose diocese Jerusalem is situated. The following v til, letter states the case:-s be Bishopstoore, Oct. 24, ...

... HTONOUR TO BRITISH SEAUEN. Vess from tlw - v- - - - tuaXI lu ±HU'ITIM SEAMENT. hit An addr-ess from thle mayor, alderunen, and biurgesses of Isis, native town was last weekz presented to Lieutoemint Cresewell to RN., congratula~~tilgte gallanit officer, on the share takeis by dn hiss in the successful Arctio expeditiors, frons which Ile Isas Sit just returised. co, The Mayor, in pr~esenltillg ...

... THE TERRORS OF THE NORTHERN SEAS-THE ESQUIDIAUX. The folloivwit letter, more picturesque and summary thant the official despatches from the Arctic ships, gives a good account of the Lsquemauux, and a complete idea of the terrors of the No;rthern Sees. It was addressed by Capt. MI'Clurs to Sir G. Back, an old shipmate of his in the Terroi', and read at the Loyal Geoi paphical Society last week. ...

... The strikes in Lancashire continue to a certain extent, but there have been no public disturbances during the week. SOvGAN. The town of Wigan possesses a population of 32,000, and is the seat of a considerable manufacture, the most prominent characteristics of which are the production of coarse yarns chiefly for exportation to Germany, India, and China, and of heavy fabrics, such ns sheeting, ...

... 1 t1 -6 l. f ?? ,HOW TO STOP A RAILWAY TRAIN. This great end was the object of experiments on the East Lancashire line on Monday, Newall's Railway Break being the instrument tried. The result was satisfactory. Two trains at equal speed (40 miles an hoar) were tried. The one was brought to a stand by a single person with the new apparatus in 138 yards, while the other, with the eld brcak, ran ...

... a foretl & ?? 4Xsahclloy.I The Electric Telegraph in India.--Preparations for the construction of the electric telegraph from Calcutta to Lahore, with branches eventually to Lucknow and Simla, are now in active progress. Materials for 1,000 miles have alreay reached ;Allaabad, from whence they will have been forwarded before the end of this month to the different depots along the line. ...

... ftlorationo 4- stA parliamentary paper recently published, relative to emi- 1e gration to the Australian colonies, contains an interesting , notice of the emigration that has already taken place from the Le maritime provinces of China, and of the capabilities and tastes 5. which would fit the Chinese for settling in our tropical pos- e sessions. In the summer of Last Year Lord Malmesbury P ...

... 'Arlill) allb lout). WiR-OFFICE GAZETTE. 2d1'egiment of Dragoons.-Lieut. J.A. Freemantobe Capt.; Comet IV. T. Prentis to be Lieut. 12th Regiment of Foot.-Ensign J. F. Sweeny to be Lieu- tenant. 14th Foot.-Captain G. L. Proby, from the 74th Foot, to be Captain. , 15th Foot.-Lieut. A. Applewhaite, from the 23d Foot, to be Lieut. 39th Foot.-Lieut. Col. E. Cole, from half-pay Unattached, to be ...

... THE SEAT OF WAR! CONSTANTIN PLE, Nov. 7TH Large masses of troops are concentrated on the Asiatic frontier. The Sultan has received the title of The Vic- torious. A Turkish squadron has sailed into the Black Sea. A declaration is to be demanded from Servis. Great financial distress prevails. The city is quiet. Pi- rates have made their appearance at Solo. Accuu nits from Bucharest of Nov. 13, ...

... Tle schnon 2 ?? sz+. w,- -r 1 I * _ .- . The schooncr Heroine, Stafford, of London, has arrived i! be C~astletownsend Harboar, Ireland. This vessel has been th ce scene of a tragical event Oll the coast of Africa. She saiiP e from London about IS months ago, on a trading voylae, h Africal her ownver, Captain Cormack, being mnaster. He trade, [it With the King of Tabou, and his people, on ...