... . vartetto. - The Elmton estate has been purchased by the Duke of t Portland for £80,000. Sir Joseph Paxton was robbed of the sum of £180 in a crossing from Holyhead to Dublin. The thief has escaped. t. Mr. Hume was presented with the freedom of the borough - of Thurso on Friday. f A vacancy has been created in the treasury by the decease - of Mr. Edwin T. Crafer, who died from cholera on ...

... - 'WHAT IS A 'TRAVELLERR? his This much vexed queation came up at the New Bailey, I ndin Salford, On Thurda morning, when Mr. B1. Bt. gee Cobbeltt argued the point before Mr. Henry Leigh the Trafford, the sitting magistrate. Several pUbliCafle and VI beersellers had been Summoned for offences agaibst thle new ritbeer eat, alleged to have been committed on Suntday week; It itamongst them was Mr ...

... THE- NEW LAW CONCERNING LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. . - . . I . . . . . .. ci We have several times taken occasion to explain the pro. re 'visions of the bill that was passed during the last session, id affecting the interests and government of all literary end d. scientific institutions throughout, the kingdtim., The follow- ve iug address to thle directors of literary and mechanics' insfi. ...

... re An najourned quarterly meeting of the generel board of as trustees and managers of R-enshaw's Blind Asylum was held itt at the Town Hall, on Thniradayteast; the Lord Bishop of elManebester in the chair. Fifteen or aite etee were ar, prysent, R is, When the minutes of the weekly board. of management ft eog were read over, Sir J. POTTER 'eXplainied, witha reference toII in their resolution on ...

... LATE ST NEWS. THE WAR.or (From the London pvapers of yosterda&'.) Tie THE BALTIC. despi The following remarks appear in a leading article of tice that Daily News.-` Rumnours are Still floating round that somne ing ai very remarkable despatches aire gone to Admiral Napier. 0 Perhaps, now that the rubble has poured out from the htole C in the wall at Bomarsutid, and that somne Russian cannon ...

... Wtefotgn ut1tli(oe+la THE Al., THT BALTIC. The following interesting communication has been reeeived in London:- H YS.Z eopard, Bomarsund, Wednesday, Sept. 6,1814, 9J a.m. ,My der -, Again were our orders of sailing counter. noanded, and we are to remain here-1 can't tell how long. The winter has fairly set in; we are here now all alone, except for the Ajar. The commander-In-chief has gone ...

... - . - The printing press and types of the Duntdalk Democrat, together with sundry other goods and chattels of the proprietor, have been seized at the suit of Lord Clerniont for the sum of £880, the amount of the verdict obtained by his lordship, and of the bill of eoets in the late action for libel against that jourual. IMPRBOVEMENTS in SCREW PROPULoSIoN.-A short time since, several ...

... The sentence of the court-martial on the ease of i Lieutenant Perry, has at length been made public; and it is difficult to express, in terms sufficiently emphatic, the universal indignation and condem- - nation which it has provoked. Theevidence on which the judgment has been pronounced, has been as d thoroughly before the public as beforetbe tribunal a H. which has now issued its judicial ...

... a GENERAL BOARD OF IJEALTH- The following order from tbe Board of Health (being a renewal of the order of the 15th September, 1853) ap pereitd in the Gazecte of Friday last, aud is to be continued . in force for six months, from the 7th tiat- r DIRECOTIONS AND RtEGULATIONS 01F THE GENERAL BOARD O0 sHEALTH, ISSUED UNERB AUTaoitVil1' OF TAC Nt, t . SANiCED REMOVAL ANDO IOLSNA89E PREeTO C,143 ...

... _ - A S S ~ ~--.. -.-,. ..-- THE WAR. (From tihe Londo, rape,,,s efyestcrday.) Thibe following ar1e among the latest telegraphic despatches reeatcved :t which lias just eTui5ESTE, SEMT 14.-The mal steamer' srrived from Co051anti00ple, brings worli of a sudden and hurried movement on the part of tltelsnnriscop whtich wias lately 0peratirg utidcr Prince Be g Turks onfthe frontierof Georgia. h ...

... W3OIAN'S MISSION AND MISS BIREMER. V The letter of Miss FREDERIKA BREMER to the .1 editor of the Times seems to be receiving the notice X of the press-metropolitan and provincial. Were the Swedish novelist even less known and entitled to re- s spect than she is, her appeal, as a lady, to our s sympathies for aid in her endeavours to bring before B the world a scheme of universal philanthropy, ...

... 'forrion Enteltigriler. -- -------. .. T, :-A ti THE BALTICn h ne tile fleet is biut scanty. Ths Bulldoy steisser arrived yesterday inornliuig at Dsntzic, having left the fleet at Led Sold on the morning Of the Sti ult. Some It steamers having marshat l 13tragtln y d'he illiers, the French a admniroa, 'and General Jones tin board, had been out ...