... SUBWAY POR SEWAGE, GAS, AND Water. TO THE EDITOR OV THE ERA. Sir,-So long as the comment on, and partial contradiction of, the able aticle which appeared in your journal of the 27th ult., irelative to my proposed subway for sewage, gas, and water supply was confined to the communication of your correspondent ' C. G. Y, I was content not to trouble you with any remarks, rbecause it was ...

... Tilts meeting, Came off onl Mouclay last, the 26th inst., over a very nicely laid-off course inl the vicinity of Comber, part of th~e course having, been used lin foriner thimes for similar purposes. The weather up to three o'clock in the afternoon, was extremely faivourableI far the enjoyieent of the sport; anti, as the day wais ob- served as a holiday lin Belfast and the counmtry ilis-- ...

... Moa AaY, thle seat of the -Marquis of Droghea has presented a continiued scene or festivities during, the past week, and the picturesque town of Monatstete- ven exhibited a bustling and throniged appearance. Among the many beneficial results of a resident land- lord, be hie nobleman or commoner, we may place inl the foreground those kind attentions and contributions towvards thle wants of ...

... I ?? i' - !m ?? _. ?? : i I o A4ATOT4R - GRRAT 1 IRE: IJ U4P A ' b.. i.:THAM ?? .; : ?? S Yesterday mornio'gfthct'id'cihiffy Qioeenhdlthei in' i Ufiper Thames-street, 'ath scenei; another ver:'u dde'struuetive fire Itjtook .padein ,a. Irerg*arehouse, seven tries. in height, cf *corresponding'idepthfland frontage, at the'cprcerpf Bread-strret-hili,wvithi,~ >fe ~eet ?? St.: rb ?? 1huroh,; . and ...

... RUSSIA AND TURKEY. t ti A correspondent of the IndcypendanceBelge, writing Sit from Paris on Dec. 22, affirms that, on the news of di Lord Palmerston's resignation, Louis Napoleon al caused a strong note to be written to the English n government plainly stating that the Eastern question A had now arrived at such a point that any hesitation, g any compromise, was out of the question, and ...

... * The IDdbats' gives the following despatch as that by which the ambassadors of the four Powers have been instructed to act in execution of the protocol of December 5: 1 Monsieur,-The Governments of their Majesties the Emperor of Austria. the Emperor of the French. the Queen of the United Kingdoam of Great Britain and Ireland, and the IKing of Prussia have seen with great regret the outbreak ...

... Tin CANCER HOSPITAL.-Tbis institution for meeting one of the most painful of afflictions was established in 1851, in Cannon row, Parliament street, with provision for in-door patients at Brompton, amd already it has given proof that it well deserves a wide and en- larged support. Nearly 400 persons wvere under treatment in the course of the last year, either as in or out-patients, and of these ...

... AMEBICA. a Liverpool, Sunday Night. a The Canada, from Boston, with the President's Message, Igoc k just arrived in the river. Sihe brings $700,000 in snecie. 0 President Pierce commenees his message by initbrining his '1ellow-citizeus of the Senate and of the House of Reprecun- tatives, that inuch interest is naturally attached to the first s' Message of a uiew President, and that that ...

... APPLICATION O' THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT To iusipolt'I. ar OnWdedy,~ii tegsRq, one of the Su- en aprneiiginpectors, of the B~oard of Health, held a Casn cupeintenditry enquiry at thle Market-house8, Gesport, Co ;~upon the subject of, the report snads by hinm in reference fc it t litoftn of the provisions of the Public Healthe .E55 Act1 to theparish of Alverstoke, cud the bounldaries pro- pe 1, ...

... . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1853. wh to NEEWPORT. a aut i6s. AM.TEuR Dn.MATIC SoCIETY.-On Tuesday laot not was reprcsented Sheridan's celebrated comedy of the at to Rivals, and John Poole's laughable farce of Turning the . to Tables. By the kind permission of Mr. Sidney, Mana- IcO gcr of the Portsmouth and RXde Theatres, ?? Sidney, gat ' !hfiss 3ortinmer, Xliss Stan ey, and Mrs. Bradford, get 8/ ...

... WIT, TiY: Mmee. ?? 19, O Witdufrlizaboth'leayden; aged 68 yea.s.' reas. 18, a t Ha i ey 'M TlIoan t , ad 49 Years. ..f M ol ,-r iiao. ?? ,r at^t..iM! arys Church,' Mr. e Glbbono. of torx5isef 4.erpinqultyr! dt ,psro ?? f biardiff,.NorthM.:Iaaeso mhAnn,. .yo- gst,daughtarofte, late IdMi. Gariel Morris, draper, of thig Loom. b p of ?? - ~ iaxAHRo.Thaaonusa mattin f th~ rmem~ber 'eftlia ...

... RR DN COREREPONDENCE. CITY IMPROVEMENTS. SIR-Please to give insertion to the following notice of motion, which is to oblige the committee of the whole house on the city improvements to give their reasons to the public for preferring widening Copper-alley instead of Castle-street, and for refusing to give the citizens water.of potable quality which your journal has to forcibly advocated, and ...