... L9nQIa £ : C Fridaty, September 28, 1,8544., g THE GERMANS AND THRE WA-R. Ditrusting the Empeeor Df 'Austria- 4despising the'I ,gir Of Prussia-bating; 'scornin, and' laughing atrthe2 cor priunces-offended at Francei and -7nglsnd-qtbe' Y unrmans refuse to share in the;war against Russia. ?? 3J pinces believ6 It -to :-be for thleir interests' to iit.thi f babby part; and' the- thinking-portion ...

... Amn iia ~ ~ i~v tigtign..eforei.the Cioroor~ it~ heprirtaly, wlsh:wbiolif 04, talilsate4 .to.-411wdigh on the, origin of, tse. outrage.' -cei TOfl 'A ~ e~fr otps thO. Mc! ~itterjP ob ln~igs of ?? ly tbe. namvies agsin~bg tblsd rotqqjailts ;iief. '~!3iam apsard~uTriILiek,1 i Ennskileiiikco RA; f-various, tms have.pt~rnut fixi l'ilod nthieholurech of Bg1Iin~mlillald, and d~egtioy the IR~entfte ...

... I to -- - - to ^ DDF FoRrIGN.OFFICE, SEPT. 8. the The Queen has been 'pleased to approve of Mr. John am Higgins as Consul at Belfist, and Mr. Hugh Keenan as ,tb Consul at Cork, for the United States of America. till- FonSiN.-OpazcE, SEPT. 8.- est The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Alfred Lewton Hodges, as Vice-Consul at Ratusgate, for the re- Grand Duke of Mecklenburgh-Schlwerin. - ...

... ; ISLE IOF BIGET. MftlipA STU AY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1864. t~his 0>- . : Fel 4 NEWPORT. o BF Ic SoOIET.-iA very interesting and fuU meeting I y at -took plabe at the QA cen's Roomi, on Wednesday even- Jthe ing. James Eldridg, Bsa., in the 'chair. The Beare- ?? tary, 'Rev. E. iles, ead the report. The Rev. G. H. 'the *Connermved, aod the Rev.-Broghert seconded, the I rkto first reeoDlution. C.8 ...

... I - IOSDON, Wednesday, August 30,1854. . I I I P , + , I I * ?? e- The Lords of the Treasury have directed that the !d weight allowed for Dublications boaring newspaper ?? , stamps, but not being strictly newspapers, which are Pi b permitted to pass through the-post under the Dewspaper L . privilege, be limited to three'ounces. The paper is to I be so folded as to expose the stamp to view ; ...

... POSTSCRIPT, LONDON, Saturday, September 2, 1854. FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 31. The Emperor set out to-day, at half-past two o'clock, for the camp of.Boulogne, accompanied by his military household. His Majesty will remain there through the whole of Septembor. A great number of persons have gone to Boulogne from motives of curiosity. It is said tbat the Emperor and King Leopold will have an inter- ...

... THEX ARCTIC EXPEDITION, . i- -- lice A' telcgraphic deepatch has been received at the Admi- barq ort, raLty, froul Rlear-Admiral Sir William Carroll, at Cork 1, r the announcing the arrival of her Majesty's ship P/i sher les- at that port, witih Captain MI'Clure,'of the .btsuvtigator on 5,83i ries board. : .. II. of tl elld The following is the text of the message received at Eii in- the ...

... hn Toh te EDITon of the 1PBsm= Tazesanpa. Sto -In the natural lemarks which your correspon- ed dents Lave ofiered. on the above, subiect, and inknly he whioh may hereafter follow, it is well to ayoidasp'e'rity. ?? is dffuiclt to limit righteous>.dignation1 but it is needful, unless!we wish to injure the cause of truth. I. ef am one who consider that these revived ceremonials have of a tendency ...

... *: :: ; . : l i : F ,3OXOTom§S& iPOI>TIMENTA8! .! , : I : ?? : :; ' . I ?? I . . . . C PROOTIONS-, Coonnzanc's.-rTle Eon. -A A.'Cochrane (1861), of 'thbe m - Driver; and Ed-iard Tatham (184,6) of the i r/ n, tW' the rankl of Captain;' and the latter to the Sfhioofohi vice 'Smith deceased 3d Licntcnants. Me.Leod Mc.Kinzie (1841), G. to Clarke (1843,, T. Davies (1844) F . Close (1860); and Ennis ...

... On taff, Sir 17t]h in a our the ecn nes. way cor- pro. 'hey ,u- sOpS my) of ) to ore, The ided Iraft ' in less. d of 'rces r at nar- 10 is rted' own I of war nand bout t be that The ined ence' sub- and auds rom holm .llies 'orti- reak they pro - 'mro- altic, Irmi- whit enna er of was 2nd ay or very ritish efore )d on ther. lition f the mple on to Lou- The to St Ian n ,tedly muous Lns tc vhich ...

... -LONDONj Wednesfay,iSeptember 13, 1854. I G 4,, e- Lord John Russell having consented to preside at the V apracig inauguration, of the -newly-erected Bristol Atheraum., it has been determined to invite his lordship ton igrand corporate entertaiumena. The banquet, it is ire undersitood;, will he upon a' scale of magnificence worthy d's of the ancient renown of Bris3tol, and it will be held-at ...

... ISLE OF vVIGHT..; Z i ' ' - 1''l 1 , .i 'A , I , Em . - !. : 2 | -SA TUIRD4'i,, S ,fl] ,EiF .30, 1 i. % lj ut; l ' ?? - ,, .S j7 .. ?? v7, ywn ' A ?? ' l.x i ?? At: n On, Friday, SepteVbes1 220d the 8weis'tfkps Secdlingi ' h er, Dahlia Show wils held' at' the Eight Beils , Chris- - '1 brook, when ?? 'geat iomnberof *,excelleut vaiieties of;. for bloom's of the y ear were exhibited. Thbire ...