... W ?? rW433Q: OF THE TAYLEUR I *-mer fearful wreck bas been iddad- to the longlist is'v celamities for which the Irish coast baa of late aina-so sad a notoriety. The, Taylear; government Cait sip, Ca nNoble, which sailed trom Liver. ntbe 2h, &or Melbourne, after being toeed about nwd for eoome thirty heurs, was driven oa the mob cf Lainkay island, some miles to the north of ib, and -becamle a ...

... OUR CoNTLoRARM& Tgu WAR ENTARwN CAPTAIn AND LA5omB - Mmse:.-There is hardly a civilised country in the world that is net now taking courag to enter mere largely into a competition which Will certainly Prv dig. Ntrosa to the nerxtgeneration of English operatives. Atj Xguncester the other day a gentleman mentioned two knirs who were now building factories on. the Rhine, anud who would otherwise ...

... WORKMN AND WAG. PRSTozv.-The predictions of the delegates have been fly realised by the largely-incraed contributions mro c-ived from the various districts at the meeting of the central committee held on Sunday at the Temperance. hall. It bad been intimated that the income of the weavers' committee would this week reach 3,ooOL; the fand placed at their disposalon Monday actually exceeded 3 ...

... THE GARDE1N.-By Mr. Glernv. SEPASUNBLRS aiaiDEWnNG,. The garden will not as yet be fit to work. Although the thaw has been rapid, for some days afser the trost has been get oat of it the suil will be springy, rotten, and fall ot water. Trampling on it befare it has dried will do it immense mischief bY closing the pares. Patleuce is the best attribute of the gaudener st present The frost has ...

... ZLL-TREATMENT OP ENGLISH OFFICERS. I Of the Turkish fleet destroyed by the Ruasians3 at Sinepe, among the frigates riding at anchor was one be. longing to the Pacha of Egypt, offleered by three English engineers and two English stokers - this frigate was cap. tured, and the engineers and stoiers, together with a great number of the crew, were made prisoners by the Itussians. They wore taken to ...

... ORZIwAaT _ l ?? a fall attendance o ?? at usual, eewkl meeting held here on Saturday in can- 0^en with the power-loom. weavers' associatiol .i- 9>a -n-as mala balance iii hand of .25?. l1s, the tolI in- S last week amounts to 2,U31L The chiet contribn. __ aenouncod on Saturday were as follows:-Blaek- _ ff201. Stockport, 2d00.; Preston, 19&. 139. (this ~rdss 1201. rgeived from the amalgamated ...

... I THE DEMIAL COINAGE QUESTOW. A commnunieation on the decimal coinage question I saa just been addressed by Mr. William Brown, of Livertsol (the mover of tho late House of Commons' committf e on the subject), to the president of the Liverpool Cbs hmber of Commerce, urging that every step should be ta'aen to faimiliarise the public with a knowledge of theadvrootages of the system, so as to ...

... TIE KEYS OF THE BALTIC. The keys of the Baltic open the way to a vast field of commercial operations. They hold the trade in iron, wood, and corn of northern Europe: they have power over the commercial operations and bread of the English people. To have these keys in doubtful hands, is to be in danger of seeing our supplies of corn seriously lessened, and our cammercial enterprise disastrously ...

... AGOM4ISIG SCDgs AT A FIRE. On Wednesday morning, shortly betere tour o'clock, the inhabitants of Leman-street, Whiteebapel, were most painfully excited in consequence of the sudden outbreak of a fire on the premises belonging to Mr. N. Brassute, German ledging-house proprietor, No. 1, Colchester- street, Leman-street, Wbitechapel, which was nearly at- tended with a most Tearful sacrifice of ...

... I[TIAN ADUnB 13y Mr. QeSlavi SEASONABLE GAWDEIG. a Whatever the weather may be by the time the paper reaches the reader, we aro now writing surrounded weith snow some inches deep, which a bright sun is thinning as fast as it ean, but it Vi% evidently remain for some time a white'covering for everything. Inetead of the trees shooting, all the boys seem to be at it, and the poor blackbirds ...

... I ., .TOWN AN ,COUNTRAY TALK. A large farm has been taken at Xnrsling, gants,f or the purpose oE rearing and fatteniag live etohck for tlhe Southamnpton steam packete. The town eeuncil of Dnndee have agreed to sabecribe five guxneas to thetestimnonisi about to be erected in this country to M. Bellot. The Africaa Mil Steam Navigation comrany have de. eided on making the port of Southampton the ...

... ZIdiRA.NTS AND THARS FRLBND8. I LATEST NEWS EROM AUSTRAIIA. r The Hurricane has arrived from Sydney, which she loft on the 3rd of November, with 54,000 oz. of gold, 220 bales of wool, and 160 casks of tallow, as cargo. The passengers also had a .arae qu.tntitv of gold amongst tJesn. We learn that another gold region had been dis. Covered, about 100 miles north of the Burra Burrs mines, ...