... CAUTION AS TO T THE USE OF| 3riregmes.. TO THE ElITOeI OF THE ERA- Sir,--As the shooting season has commenced, may I beg of you to insert in your widely-circulated columns this letter? which I trust may be of great use to the sporting world, and for which I venture to hope I shall not be condemned, when I bear in mind the many unfortunate accidents with guns which have befallen numerous ...

... 3IO0RE MlL1TARf- BLACHGUARDIsm Am i ~. . . - - . - . ?? _ :>'Th4 Rbchester magistrates were occupied on Monday sorlug ine investigating a charge of a violent and uapro- Voked assault, preferred by Louisa Peiree against Ensign Strover, an officer attached to the Royal Eugineers'estab- lishment at Brompton. ' ?? M. Stephetson; solicitor, appeared for the defendant, who-wa's attended to the court ...

... I ?? In the week that ended Saturday, the 26th, the nim- ber of deaths arising from all causes was 2,039. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1844-53 the ave- rage number was 1,114, which, if raised in proportion to increase of population, becomes 1,225. The prevail- ing epidemic has produced an exceed, amounting to 614, above the corrected average. In the thirty-fourth week of 1840, ...

... Su'BMISSION OF THE F.1FF PIRATES. The following is an extract of a private letter from an officer of her Majesty's steam-ship Promethens, dated Lisbon, Aug. 17, 184it_- ,The French steamer Y ewton arrived here at day- break on the 15th inst., sad as she has been adminis. ering some further xsunihment to our friends the jffians in Zern bay, I will attempt to describe her. yreceedings with them ...

... O1FFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM SIR C. NAPIER. I Further de9patebes have been received from Sir C. Napier respecting the capture of Bomarsund. In his introductory letter Sir Charles says I had intended to have brought Admiral Plumridge's squadron tnrough the Presto channel to have shelled the north side of Womarsund, hut when the breaching batteries were placed be culd not take that station ...

... A-T. H d E:. . ?? R k - ?? e . ANOfkER DRALT11. Another death-the third-is adcfid ?? already recorded to have resulted fromn the late nnhappy'and-fearvw' ful accident which took- place at the; Croyuon Station, in a the person of Mrs.' Caroline Harrison, thewife of. a plumber and glazier,, carrying on an- extensive- business in the High-street, 4dhford; who breathed her last at four o'clock on ...

... THE fiREAT GOLD-LACE REVOLUTION. The, costume of the officers of the British army appears to have taken something like£ the Daue course in its fashioning as that which 1qwift describes in his Tale of a Tab. The satirist is speaking of the corruptions of the church, which he represents, allegorically, by describing the coats, originally plain and simple -which the representatives of Popery, ...

... - Theee is a popular sentiment in the administration of English law, which it may not be uninteresting to ex- amine. For centuries customs will keep their hold, be- cause based upon pretty maxims or pert phrases. There is one which appears to me-in spite of the chivalrous phrase to which it owes its long reign-to be an ab- surdity. We are told that no man is bound to answer a question likely ...

... M GARDEN.-Br MR. GLtxy. I SEASONABLE GARDENING. The hot weather is fully making up for the moderate tem-. perature of the last month, and our directions for labst waek may well do for the period that the hot end dry atmnoephere may last. The greatest enemy we shall have to contend witlh will be the red spider. The eyringe must be need liberally and the houses shut up close; when the sun has ...

... THEE COMMT VISrr oF .PxNC ALBERT To Louis NAPOLZON.-On Monday the Queen and royal famlily, accompanied by Mr. Sidney Herbert, cruised in the Fairy yacht. Itis said that during next ?? Albert wi cross the Channel in the Victoria and Albert, on a visit to Louis Napoleon at Boulogne. I . ...

... [NOTES from the MOOAS and FORESTS. Daring the past week the weather was in theill veryslormlre some days, rendering it impossible lor the sportsman to get out wiih the gun. 'ull advantage, however, was taken of the lfyurable dayf, and rretty good bags havc been made. 8 At the hlockwafer sleootings, on Monday afternoon, General SirE. .Bowater hod 4 biace and I snipe. On Tuesday the Parl ot ...

... LATEST ?? IqE&LIGENCW' (21F SUTBMAMN AYD ZJNoRErtAY TBLBI7BA11'A he Bxpedjilion toithe Crimniea. VIENNA, SS2DhP.sgcir 1-'Offlineil intelligence has' been ireeted effect. Msarkhal'de St. Arand, the 'Commauder iu Chiei, had 3rrived from Constantinoples and th~e 'morement wsto take pla'eon' the 2 of Septemlber.- Rlussia. , BERLIN, IAjUGe 1.-M. BeLakendorf is arrived :at Stettin. Eie wllt proceed ...