... MISCEILANEG US1 MTINUET' DiNrcNa.-Lord' 'Chesidrfleld said-, 'on' seein' oeti Itof people dance a minuet, _Th6,yf'lool as if they, were dancing forth Ibi of hire, and were not very sure oflbeing. paid, ''-~ thenr ste CAriVINGo-A manftasked another; whom be, was aboult to he Rlpeyel er- to cbicken~ *hethsar he wisQhed the leg r viik i is 'aS 4matter odor of. pefc nifeec m, other ,' tend ...

... APF.'ECTING CASUALTYAND D PE RIL AT SEA . ToE brig Albion, Captain .Aleianilt.- tIiN a A'v qor bay' on Saturday morning last from Qnue~ed,'*I11 ~~~l~n~ad intelligence of a casualty thAt beIhiurlg-b r'S November last, And which, we regre to Sate, was acecompanied St 'a, with the loss of' five of the crew, The Albiow-a lohketib lished American trader-left Qluebsc, With a crgo of tsmeu ,£k u ...

... |IPROVEMENT OF SOCIAL- CONDITION.,OF AGR CULTURAL LABOURER, PTi id Stuart mninister~ of Oathlawv, pulse Yeea m~tthe ev .ag r~ pbliphed evere on.ts ao, les, T Ne~t elns ~vbq gift to antiiaeldt h nta-lie iTsisfi o ty. qerryIn' t u'o~eetf so forciblly d'- de nisetdjin tlAtadnoirable production. -Mir Stuart's appea was 1m Sr aioehrs o~rt~lc~s o ingmder the, noi XWfm nP inc Alet. aiByi ih~ immed ...

... JUVENIL DELINIQUENCY., : ~', ~coferuceof oblmenand esilenen nteestdinpre. ed venting juvenile. delinquency, 'by teetablihet f ee-C ei tive ~aud reformatory schools, was held in Dnees Hotel, Binning. pl, en ii'ezkasTuesday. A' movaecent for-the attainment of this oh- tu lk -sod, iZa joraeom time been in operation.;' Oin the 10th, of Dec. oill Xmennadinent imperatively called foarin the ...

... -s P;L;D 0, L UB.- -. I. * Si.' ' . .. of 6I~e Fifteenith Ann.a neea etjg ot te membersof thffis 'qhisb was hjeld in the Advocates' Hall,~ on Wodneedy the, p e -tinstaeit.' We obeedrited. present, Mr Thomison of Banchory, S cipf 'idor, Mr 'Gordon'bif Pijn~Prvs ~ ~iski~ M Grdn f Cirbug, aili ]othwvell, .'Mr Newell til a , vocteRev. 'Alexander Lo ofKi,, rGrb -'Advcae Mrietwobd;i Advocate, MO'3Bs ...

... I R &EL-Ai.t- ; CLONNEL ELECTIOV`.-The electin6 to fill the vacancy in Clomnel, caused by the death of the'Hori. Cecil Lawless, took place on Wednesday last, when Mr: John O'COnnell was re- turned Without opposilo. - . THE INCOmi-TAX-TERs ROMA-N LTR OXL& CLERGL--r4t a conference of the Roman Catholic clergy of th6 deancry of Tuam, which wns bald in that town on Tueiday week, resolu tions were ...

... SAINT YACHAR'S LODGE OF FREEMASONS-No. 54, OWiamceRpearere elected 27th December, 1853. It William Bronage, Architect, W.-Master. th James Rettie, Jeweller, Pdat-Master. tit William Jones, M.D., London, Proxy-Moster. i Robert Beveridge, M.D., Surgeon, Senior-lWcarden. ex Thaoinas Henry Charlton, Lieutenant 69th Regiment, br Junior-Warden. Tl William Dathie, Advocate, Trasaeurer and Secretary, ...

... WEXLY CV463ME:P-NIUIV:I , ir'' - Tie plan of. mixing np actors andnndience hes been success. 'fullyi tried at the-r tdiiet . aft a- wht1tnovel ekew, w2pr t sit o ?iea rlike mete s ea tors, eec Zbelow mtjoeoese remarks 8ed touching the piece In irogress to one another across the house. .eed Mr- Williain 'Ranmbold,'who has lately retired from the Grenadicr Giuards, was married, a few days since, ...

... F REI GlTS.. s (Frcom te -Circular of feters Gooi-2~f octet gmert.) i 0 5,17, Gracechurlit Streiei, London, Dec.' 22. al Ai the date of our la.;t'report, the Freight Market hoa in some sic- it, gree lost itetone; we hav6;however, bud sinte a'good trade, and thete ve is evidently an increasing demand for tonnage in nearly'every direc- Tbe steady, advance in the grain trade, added to the ...

... EtDrNeSA soureae 8 WEDNIESDAY, December 28, 1853. . ---- -s ~ REPORTS have been numerous of divisions in the a Cabinet and intended resignations; but happily they b have proved, for the most part, unfounded. The Marquis F of Lansdowne.was said to be about to follow the example g of Lord Palmerston, and Mr Gladstone was described as tl occupying an uneasy seat, which be was likely to I leave ...

... FOREIGH AFFAIRS. A PBErsNG seemsto have prevailed in Paris during the |r last week that the French and English Governmnents,or de their Representatives at the Porte, were 'not, acting n C2 the Eastern-affair with that harmonywhich the orisisde-. of mfands. It appears that the proposal made by Admiraln PT Dundas, on the news of the destruction of the Turkishp 'V squadron at Sinope reaching ...

... . f MR OL-VETRA has returned fronm prosecuting.;hie en- I Ir quiries in the wine-growing districts of France, and Iwe Gc D. are glad to find, by a circular which ho has addressed to mf n the General Coihmittee, of which he is president, that B his mission has had the effect of strengthening and en- T;, is couraging him, in his important object. He has-iiot 191 t thought fit to publish anyy ...