... I Tbrn,4011's th!e ?? a terrible scourne has seut thousands of people to their last home. Terrible have been the ravages of the demon Cholera, and while he has been at his work men have stood by devising weapons that should destroy him. People have voei- ferated about sewers:-have suddenly had the most noses sensitive:-have declared that deodorising fluid was the great fact of the bresent ...

... IFRIENDLY SoaTIEs--MDED IAWS. The report from the select: committee on the pro- posed bill for the regulation of friendly societies is now printed; and details the amendments recommended These include a clause repealing all previous acts, and. placing the whole of the existing societies on the same footing as if they hoad been established under the near bill, without prejndice to existing ...

... PRANCE. The emperor and empress took their departure for Biaritz on Wednesday morning by the Orleans rail way, at eleven o'clock precisely. The terminus was hand- somely fitted up for the occasion with flags and. ever- greens, and a saloon of honour w as prepared for their majesties' reception. The emperor will return to Paris belore the 16th of August, the period at which it is cal- culate-s ...

... Under this heading will, in due course appear communications from Mrs. Caroline Chisholm now on her way to Australia. That lady has en gaged to make this journal the medium of all new information that may arise to her at the anti podes to all intending emigrants in this country. It is impossible to place too high a value on know ledge and advice coming from such a source. Listening to the calm ...

... I The foreign policy of the Prussian cabinet was thoroughly dseussed o0 Saturday in the second chwnberat BerliL We learn that the bold and out- spoken language of the national and constitutional party, has caused immense sensation tkrouzheat Prussia. The Prussian press is not free; many of the leadine papers have suffered confiscatien for articles not eomplimentey to Russia The government ...

... PR0iGR o TAB .E_ . In Sheridsi% coiedy, C~apia!Abilutq, irritated at his fathers '3ftnf ftatbd Vetts his writl oi b ser.v+,l who; moibsi a~l bis master's' infirmity ot',j temeper, umns ihimself,,pb.at,, and abuses and kicks the errand boty ?? in tru'thherein thedamatist ssowedl his pceiption-of dhmnan nature; -manluid hasitnebht- e etfting; propensity-itin0ay,inteedjb c alled an inflrmityrr ' ...

... 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 ...

... Correspondents who do not find their oomnnuioations no- ticed, may infer that we cannot answer than, or decline to do so. We further cannot, nx-DE He CtaBsrs5ANes, OEUaRGE OURSTELVS WITH A. RETUN OEMSS. GODnREY GOODnAD.-Vad not our correspondent better defer the publication of hit letters until the time of re-assured health to the nobleman whom he would address? We think so. NrwcaSTLa-uros ...

... TI LBA :-A o -. - Thae Lllowig address bag binssued byjihe committee Of the Voti ?? ocietY, tothe people of aegnd.-.- The committee feedit to ba their duty to Cal your t-t teno pr'n oposed- measures Of, pan amentary re- form, and for e bribery and itimidalton at el0 ^tioa as w ahe the ?? tvote by ballot. Theyfeel hsat hiould the proposed reform bill pas inta law, they will be morm than ever ...

... 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 rTHE TURKISH QUESTIONq. We are yet without any intelligence of imp rtance from the seat of war; and the principal features of in. terest of the week are, the ?? reply to the French em. peror's letter, the French minister's commentary upon that reply, (both given in the 2nd page) and the mani. ?? respecting the policynhe intends topurstte, A most startling and palpable falsehood was published ...

... Else GARDUBlq.-B- Mr. Glem. SEASONBLE OA SDEN1G , In small gardeals-in f in ay ~nb large ones-it is not wise to gror late petatoes, or indeedelany but early sorts. The ?? of eaitinlg a potato whben first dug out ef the groand, and from the m~omeht it is largve enoughw to eat, is only knosn by those whlo have vritneesed tbe -differsesce between the best the market cani produce and fresh dug ...