... M ISCELLA NE OJ S. Y7e Atidir of ,Sicet li ?? life of J. Howard Payne, tbe author of Sweet IHome, Ias oie of remairkable vicissitudes Of an evening, t says one who kneow him, ve would walk along tile streets, looking into the liglhted parlours as we passed. O1cc in a while we would see some family circle so happy, and forming so beautiful a group, that we would both stop, and then pass ...

... THlE R'lENCII 1sOYAL FAMILY IN THE TEMPLE. I OF TjIE DAUPIIIX. amI. (J Frolo thetile (iatertv Rteview.) tha (pCssrCodCd/slO ?? Me lili rif dloiiluy, 7tk lyosrcedrix) 'lit lit. tin( reiiontrstaiices (if Lauetint, a1 little sir and light were ciii adilmiittt~d inito thet roIl((II (tli,, doilgeonl o' the( priece) a 1 Nvoali~ cok was 1ITIlittNI', III01itth allter Muchi~ ?? to washl andi Combl mlj ...

... ilO hrich theM A ?? s NLaratOOl. LORD) MAYORt'S DAY IN LOX'DOT-T We learit from the journals, and througlh other cltannels, that Lord Mayor's Dlay, which was celebrated last week in London, paqsed offi vith mnore than usual ccebt-a circumstance which is nit doubt to be uinhe attributed to the high estimation in which the present Lord Mayor (thc ]f ight lion. Tholitas Sidney) is held as a anuil ...

... * When you have found a virtuous and faithful friend, you have found a treasure. His reputation will be the safeguard of yours. Hle will lighten your griefs, he will double your plea- sures.-Lamsbert. Look not mournfully on the past. It comes not back again. W~isely improve the present. It is thine. Go forth to meet tho shaldowly future without fear, and with a manly lheart.- IMotto to ...

... MONI)AY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14 're request our readers to attentively peruse the lnews from the last, which we have given at consider- I I I I1 * _ .1 ?? T .'11 able length in our pnper this morning. It will be seen that tlhe intelligence mentioned in our ]ast, to the effect that the Tturks liad been victorious over a large body of Russian soldiers, at a point on the left bank of the Danube ...

... The attsention of parties passing iup and down. the river dur- iag the past snltmsner and autumin miust have been attracted, ?? have no dotsbt, by the iminmesme shueds which have been in pro- coss of erection at the extensire shipbuildingg establishment of Bossrs. Tod & MArGregor, at tile tioitth of tilhe Mlvin. Thesa stately erections are now on tbe eve of completion, and wvill t heliceforthi ...

... llis (From the Times.) OM Thu borough was in a more tranquil state during Tuesday Oa, tds night and yesterday than it has been since Friday, bnt some b fears Wvere entertained on Tuesday night that the houses of b Ir, Peneo, at Haigh, and of Mr. Gilroy (manager of the Orrell N a Colliery, belonging to , II. Brancker & Co.) would be per attacked daring the night. These are outside the borough; ...

... (From tise Times.) Scotland has a different law, a different judicaturer and a different established religion, from England Io there is also someo difference in the excise duty levied wv onl spirits. In all other respects, as fier as we remem- II, ber, their rights, their privileges, their institutions, are C identical. It is impossible to go to any county sn .n England without finding Scotch ...

... 1J0 NDON, NOVEMB13EER 12. is The M4filitary Patronage of the East Iadia Directors k. is generally distributed on the 9th of November. This year, in addition to the ordinary allowance of o- cadetships, each director has received five, to provide I- for the a1ugm11ontation of 8000 Europeans, which is to st tike phice in the elnslllg year This will give 120 new appointments. AW\e hope that some ...

... IVI1ERlpOOl,, NOVEMBER 12. AUSTRALIAN )LdPAi 'lWT RES-ELECTION ti , SQ11ASf3BLl, &c. t The Britlish and North Anicricall Royal Mail steami-h ip 1) e Cauads, Captain Stone, left the mersey this forenoon for Boston, f 3 ?? ifalillux, cnrrying out the usual weckly tmnils, a large cargo, - itd a goodly list of passengers. sle will be followed by the P United States mail steamer At lan tic, Captain ...

... T Hi 1, ri o ST 0 ) ICE. ! 1 ?? ?? ?? - -. , , (Paroll the (it, inut.) 'The cetnitrv icilt ?? til teail- that ilieasilires baeenci ltiltcii ft ?? the( dcis-iaifctiepaiitinc'ii of' tIme, public se rvi!c, 'The Scandadlouns imwtftic -iic' of,'I( ?? Office hmaviiig at., hlat exhllisted the( mit 1110t lntit of patieniec aid for- Ibetramice. aI ?? of' iiiqatiry hlito its Cr'ying etiormuities has b l ...

... THE BATTLE OF ICALAFAT. (From thc Times.) If we may venture UpOfl translating into anything like a circumstantial exposition of events the reports flashed across the continent by the wires of a tele- graph, we must prepare our readers for intelligence yet more unexpected than any hitherto received from the seat of war on the Daniubc. A battle, it is said, has taken place, and the Russians ...