... TIHE EASTERN QUESTION. We have been looking anxiously for the news ei from Constantinople-last week and this, to see what effect the confiscation of the vast property of la the mosques would have upon the bigotted Mussul- c; men. It seems to have been received ?? apathyc by most; and the resignation or deposition of the Sheik-ul-Islam, the head of the Ulemas, has pro- 5 duced none of those ...

... WHY BE ILL ? There is another practical point connected with the study of medical psychology, which comes within the range of our in- vestigation. It has reference to the influence of the will upon the physical organism. It has been maintained that the per- sistent direction of the volitional power to a particular organ or structure will eventually induce a morbid activity in the part, and ...

... BISHOP vAINWRIGHr. Zo tle Edtgtoy of the North MTales C~hronicle. in Sii,-A correspondent of yours, it seems wishes to to knowt, through any one who belonged to Ruthiin dt School, something respecting the attendance of the ju late Bishop Wiain wrigiit at the said School. I beg to say that he was a schoolfellow of mine at m Ruthin in the year 1804. His name was Jonathlian co Wainwright. I am, ...

... - - -- THE LATE RAILWAY OUTRAGE 1N i IRELAND (!rmont te 'Achiill Herald') The facts ol' the diabolical attempt to massacre eight hundred protestants at one blow, on the rai ljwa en from Derry to Enniskillen, are now established be. a- Yond possibility of contradiction ; even the ie grdp1& admits the atrocity,* but in doing so co'r. he plains of the injustice which fastens the odium of it i- ...

... - -- -- - -- id1RAILWAY MEETINGS. rt The railway meetings during the week have not been , numerous, but they have presented some few features of in- re terOst. or The dividend of the Caledonian, at the rate of 3 per cent. ,t per annum, has been confirmed, and the report adopted, an amendment proposed having been defeated. At the West Hartlepool meeting a dividend at the rate of l 4 per cent. ...

... Qro vespoolitelite. --A AAAj5- 11 -- -- ?? ?? - - - LIEU'T'. PERRY'S SUBSCRIPTION To the Bditor of tse Nort/e Wales C11romcle. Sir,-I perceive that this subscription progresses slowVly, not at all commensuiate Nvith the interest excited by the occasion, or the importance of the subject t his arises, no douLt, from the unwillingness of parties to put themselves forward, in the provincial towns, ...

... IWRECK OF THE OLINDA STEAM-SiliP. -itt As several incorrect accounts of the wreck of this nd splendid ship have found their waty into the London Ps and Liverpool papers, we have been at some pains it to obtain correct ?? ont the subject, and of now lay it before our readers. f er The Olinda was an irou screw stenmer, of 1138S tons, and a crew of 66 men, and was built last splilg ole for ...

... Novel MBeal.-A lady advertises in the Herald that she wants a gentleman for breakfast and tea!' Making Money by Both Sides.-Hamburg is rejoicing in an accession of trade arising out of the present warlike aspect of affairs. England orders hams, sausages, and other prepa- rations of animal food-faricaceons will be found best and cheapest in the Baltic ; while Russia orders what she wants in ...

... 3mpffilfil varlialurat, el- HOUSE OF LORDS.-BTURSDAY. The Earl of ELLEN33OOROUGH callect the attention of the House to the enormous expense which had already been in- curred in transporting troops to Turkey, and wished to know whether the Government were prepared to lay the details of these expenses before the Iloouse. It must ale o be remem- bered that after the troops had been landed there ...

... el CrIcAmfical. PREFFEPMENTS AND APPOINTMIMENTS. The Rev. J. P. Murphy, B.A., to the stipendiary curacy of Holy Trinity Churcs, Preston. The Rev. C. A. Hunter, M.A., to the vicarafge of Tanworth, Worcestershiro. The Rev. A. 'LfLaughlien, M.A., to thc prebend of I'nnor, in the diocese of Cashel. The Rev. H. L, Hussey, M.A, to be domestic chaplain to Lady Rolle. The Rev. F. Reade, BA., to the ...

... les spirit fe m- Im~XrperfaI afm it selves do which to othert per R-OMS OF LOLLDS.-Ta-cnsn)AY, were In The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from service of Waekfi-'ld, praying thle Government to bring into oper- Govern lie s1tion all the resous-ces of the country, in order to bring Gov'err the war to a speedy anil successful termination. HeC age bsis EN 1.1ST5IEST OF FORtEIGNERS5 BILL, ...

... Watering.-Plants in pots in the open garden must be watered regularly ; even in rainy weather they must be examined, for the plant often throws all the water over the side. Many a Camella, Heath, and hard-wooded plant has been destroyed by negalect in wet weatlicr.-iofcufeu,.al JotunalI and Faearn and Garden Adve7jtiser. Peas and Potatoes.-In a recent sitting of the Agricultural Society of ...