... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... EDINBUIGHll TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS A I +8- ?? ,f 1r. fumn t , 'I ?? (0i-i-iI n T''l - i At the meetiig of the Edinburgh Town Council on Tuesday d last, the followiug diseussion took plaoe regarding ADMISSiON' TO HOLYiOOi). , Billie Bnowx Douui_.s said lie bad boon much astonished a few days ago on being told by a friend from England that lie it bild to pay two or three shiillinos for ...

... TItHE 8TAT'1E OF TIHE CONTINElN'r. ,TUKlEY. (From ilma Morning Clrollicle's Corlrapomdereo.) Co.mstanltinople, Nov. 10. I have jillt received tle cnclosnel lettors from your nil itary orrespoodnt ont the Djaniuibe. Tlhey contaiin at lull tool filithlal OaccoIunt of a gal (lit aets iln at (fIteziz., It is prd llalc that an account of this hattle will have already l cac(lid yy rim Vienna ' but ...

... PACIE' BOA'TS.-GEN],RAL POST-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 23. Destillatiolls. Spai nll ?? Gitiraltlr ?? (1ibvaltar, Unalits, Egypt, Ceylon, Ildia, nid Clilnr, S Alstrnliil (viaIndalO),{ BIritish Colonies i, West Inidiee (cx- cept I loitdiOrs), Foicign Colonies, &,Jl, 0 est Idies ?? HaVA1un), Callfiforailii V e- zuldl, NeW GMa- ina., ' Chill, fthd c,]l Gra ey ?? (St Juata 4'Nicaraglin)j Mexico anld ...

... (Ras'A'_ ?? MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. By the electric telegraph from Trieste there is news from India, the dates ?? 200t, MadIras cr 24th, Hong Kong 11th, and Burmial 8th uf October. The intelligence is, as usual, very brief; but its curt- ll ness is made up by the important nature of tile an- at e nounicemiients. From Burimah, which is the grand to point of interest in the East Indies just ...

... THE, WINDERS. ,i To the Ed9i'tor ( 7te of ioo yaso HIcrild. s ' ( lasgow, 23Yh November, 1853. Sin,-Exense ic for bringing un1ii(i -o1ti' notice a certainl Clehats o-f peoilple nho (inu c exsceedilngly ill used by the inaenf'ac- t 11tmceys of his city, Viz., \ii iders.'' Altholgh Nvages and pro t ViSoi vell l'i:'ell to slch till ellonnrolls cxtelt that poor cless of t e 1 tople, pr ...

... STRANGE AD)VENTUitRES I'T, SOUTH PACIFIC. I Southampton, Nov. 19. flt lI ou01 advices by thel! steamer Solent, romt V\alpailiso, we out me1 ?? Yith aec)lnlllts of till ' arrival there of the i1ritish flin brig CarolihnIe Irt, brigieg the captain and doctor of the brig 6is Cbatiaill, MIMlI vesel WaOs l relwd ill the Souttin Seas on an bol Uikikloeal glrup) fr ishlnls, itllliabl'l, by savages, ...

... 'rhe Lord-Lieuitenant has belpasdto appoin Go John Bernard Burke, Esq., of thle Mliddle Temple, 'Th barristor-flt-lasv tto heo Ulster King of' Arms antI As! Principal Herald of'all Ireland'-Dub/in Ga-ette. IDeatl oftlhe Earl of Dortniotli~.-A'e have to record iinid the I the death of Otis respected peer, who expired onl Tiles-tn (ildy ]last, at Patshali, thle faminily seat in S taffordshiire, ...

... sco r LAN 1). 3Jr'. 3Tlrwemlq S.aw.-l sill M\ir. 7'aacllilay in tlc tlridl thie otiler (day, it. sturlldy 1l81 IhlltlV-look lig as ever. Ile iareldeld ill his oldl emphalic sty le, 11ol1- ?? ut -tick.:lot lk 10 111 his niihiillt/i.s (ijla, pIeiidicit- latly r ol adt 1fIll. or fivc iiiclrs (l tmuiice rorn IIis lioldy, thulijliil - it iilit lhisty strokei; iiqclI the plvenienlt, a11 ?? to ...

... IMATEIRULS FOR THIINICING. ?? . . I _ _ ._ 1 1 _ I !- _ ?? Conittittiotis of government are like biigtways; on nowv intl tlloit o Itilotddeii ot, whoere every Carriage htlo]p5 in thle prtocss of bruisillg iaid sloothilqg, yon ?? ls tnech jolted snd jtittlicd as oil an old wirle-out one' full of holcs. What is to be don(i then ? Travel ?? Pauil PicA ter. 'livre tomv bcen itt all egos subtltl ...

... INFLUENCE OF NVATER ITON CHOLERA. LNJliUIx,1fi ur VI lV Ilitil *l-vn u UlvhSlijl. (From the Times,) If any faith is to be platced in the returns, the present np- pealrantes of the cholera are scarcely less formuitlec than when it carried oil its thousatids a-wLeek. It appears to be regularly icclitnated. It is no longer a mer epidemic-no longer a foreign plague, that invadles and dostroys-but ...