... The Paris Mcniitett annoutleS, wve believe for the firsl- time, the receipt of consecence.rnoney.t Sorue unkno'nv AP1Mflfl it Rt.:tre. has rid 100? (4d) X ?? 4L- .. person, it states, has plaid lO0f. (4fljthruhth ndln ofa Sister of Char ity to thle Treasury, being the amount underpaid en account of succession duty. The Princess Zenaide Charlotte Julie Bonalparte died at Naples on the 8th. ...

... WATUmOTON 1?AI?!ED?S' ?ABSOOIATION. Anidng our agricultural meetings, that for the southern part of the county, held at Wellington, decidedly takes the v leati; ?erliispa we might go the lessgth of saying that it is isearcely-socond to any in the kinedom. The gathering for the present year took place on Wednesday, and certainly afforded a striking contradiction to the assertion which has of ...

... THE COALI.TION LIBRARYf. . (From tbe Psrss.) Amongst the other bequcstswliich the ?? intends to leave, on its resignation], to thle countly, is a solect library, to whlichl every itdinisteriahivt will contribute. We mnay s~lfely name tbo vubjoined volomos as nhrcady sceared or in preparation. The Earl of Ab erdeenl will presen t a cookery -book, showinlG the be~st methlod of eating words, ...

... ON THE PROPER CARE AND) TREATMENT OF JUVE.FNILE. OFFF~l)ERS. LETTEAR IX. HAviNG shown the costliness of phildish and youthful of- fences, and the uselessness of im prisonment (with or without whipping), to deter or improve the child, I have, by way of contrast, (interesting as well as encouraging) to show the cheapness of youthlful correction an d reformatory discipline. Thins part of the ...

... AY7LES:BURY. C5IIC5ErT.-The return ?? between the Aylesbury Amateur and Iviaghue and Pitetone Clubs wvill be played at > AYlesbury on Monday next, the 4th inst. Messrs.. Smith and Son's annual sale of hips in the .market, on Saturday Iast, was well attended, and realized good prices; the half-bred lambs averaged alittle ovar4t..eachl. BREAD DBMO1NS'rsArsON.-Ou Monday last our usually quiet ...

... INDIA; The dates by the Ofverlanld hail are Calcutt~a, Aug. 5; Bomnbay, Aug. I; Madras, -Aug. 11; and China, July 22. (Fromu the Overland Bonmhny Timies, July 31.) T he news fromh Iurmah, which extenids up to the com- mencement of July, is, as is usual now, of a very common- place kind; and even the dacoits seem to have ceased to furnish a subject to discuss. Nothing had been heard oef the ...

... A \VATItII PArcry.-Austria, Come on, Prussia! it's aojollv, and therc's no danger.-Pnne/t. ( I know every rock on the coast, cried the Irish pilot. The ship bumped, ?? And i/vs/s one of them. DtsCusnITrr?ce A WeTeezss.-Lawycr- Mr. Clayton, will you have the goodness to answer me, directly or cate- gorically, a few plain questions ? Witness-'' Certainly, XVeII, Mr. Clayton, is there a ...

... THE 13'A?UVZING 0F OXFO1?flSHI?E. MR~l. RDEAD'S PlilZE E:SSAY. (Cenlt ncifre m edao~ra last Jou~ral.) z Tnu blight, or, more properly, the mildew, is a parasitic fiunguts, wvhichl is known by producing black spots on the straw. The minute sporules, or seeds of the fungi, which Beat imperceptibly in the air, are supposed to be taken in by tho stomiata, or pores of the wheat plant, by whichl it ...

... TETAIIEE. fisn-.Sept. I, of c-onsumption, Mr. WVilliam Donner, masion, leaving seven orphan children; hsis wsife only dying in April ?? day, Mir. Edward Eutacoe, mason, aged 25, on whom the widowed mothler principally depended. -Sept. 6, the infanit daughter of Ml. Alfred Pearce, tailor aid draper.-Sept. 7, aiged 76, Mirs. W~yatt, eatingt-houise and shop-keeper, M~ark~et Place. DESTRUCTIVE ...

... To f/ic Edito?' of nec Oxford Jouro at. A U ?? uJ tee ??rjw a aettiviut Szl,-As cholera is increasing in England, and we know not lieu' soon any part umy be vitited by it, I beg most earnestly to call the aittention of your readers to the necessity for precaution as to the quality of the water they use for culinary and drinking purposes. The prevalence of cholera in many places lisa been ...

... R:EAD iN7 G. MMUlIEo,-AuguSt 30, at St. Mary's Church, Reading, by the Rev. S. W. Yates, Vicar, Mr. Charles Baths, of, Reading, to Elizabeth Sarah, daughter of Mr. Wmn. Jones, yeoman, Cholsey, Barks. DLED.-August 30, at his residence, Reading, Major. General Charles Stuart Campbell, C. B. SEnrous ACCroaeisv.-An accident occurred in Coley Avenue, leading from the Bath road to the residence of J ...

... T;REATMENT OF CHOLERA BY CASTOR OIL,, Th fo-own (From the Timles.) The ollo~nletter, on the newt treatment of cholera by caster oil in I~ing's College H~ospital, has been ad- . dressed: by Dr. George. Johnson to the editor of the M Jedical Thues usd GSazette. . We are glad to observe by Lthe number of letters which wve receive on this at present call-engrdssing subject, thaft this rational ...