... 'total art UUMA - -W -1- W-.--- - - om1e Foit OTH5ER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, SEE SUPPLEMENT. here We, had prepared A notice of the Exhibition of Works of and Art at tile Royal Institution, but are compelled to withdraw tetit in It'onsequtence of a press of matter crowding upon us at rsttat a late hour. We shall give it on Wednesday. We are also ant- obliged to postpone a report of the adjourned ...

... 3Y JOSAPHAT &CO.'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH1. 0' MAxcEirsTEa, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12. id FRANKFoaRToN TiE-MAtIE, SEPTEMBES 11.-It is known 0 3tat in one of tbe last sittings of the diet, Austria proposed n kat Oderberg, in Austrian-Silesia, be made a federal fortress iD (Bundesfestung), to guard agaiLst Russian invasion. Prussia then protested, urging that a town in Eastern Prussia or P ...

... pirit To the Editor of the Examiner and Times. he) roial Sir,-Old connection with subjects interesting in she kept your head-quarters of industrial energy, makes me ten ence desirous of asking your attention to a question of the b, theday. to I is, a There is a persecution getting up against bakers, prii ould for not selling bread at the price the eaters could anc pre- desire., And the ...

... THE CHFiULt RA. . . I . -- - - a TRE METROPOLIS.-Oa Monday the evening papers ex- out d preated th, hope that the pestilence bee done its worst, and rav !r that it is passinig away from the metropolis. Scarcely a pariah rea ut in or near Llnn wbich has not been visited by thedisease; so e and although ithe mortality oecasioued by it has fallen very d fat short of that witoh tile metropolis ...

... |MANCHESTER AND) LIVERPOOL| AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. . ANNUAL SHOW AT ALTRINCHAM. d The seventh annual show of live stock, implements, seeds, and roote, was held yesterday a.t Altrinchatti. specisl trains d conveyed numerous visitors from neighbouring towns, and ia a- very large company was on the ground. during the day, the Id fine weather securing a crowded attendance in the field of id the ...

... 'fartiall 11*14901cr. . - ..- -------------------------- T i lE WAR. THE NAHITE SEA. on the 210th Utill seven small vessels, freighted with flour, were captutred hy the English cruisers in the White Sea. THE BALTIC. 'The Lubeck jolsr,,ea of August 31l announces, onl the credit of a piate letter from Abo Of thle 22ad ult. that on that day four sapo the allied ...

... LEEKLY SUMMARY._ ,, AHh- w x I FOREIGVN. Since Saturday last, Boulogne has been the theatre of Successive royal meetings. The Emperor of the French wifs the originator of the gathering, and arrived at the trysting place first. His ministerial difficulties, however, prevented the King of the Belgians from going to Bou. ,,na, upon which the emperor agreed to meet him nearer home, viz. at Calais, ...

... A GLANCE AT THE HARV.EST-TIhO further deleo je of from fai do. to Cis. in Mark Lane, on Monday, on wheat, as; compared s e with the ruling rates of this day week, will have token no one br by surprise. Nor is it probable that thle movement of prices G'I will be arreeted for some time to come. The private adviocs from all parts of the country are corroborative of the state- 111nts Of the local ...

... tv :K' aw to, , ?Wo., ? ASHTON. ha SCnnOLWASTEB AsiaOAD.--At the petty sessions, at e H[yde, on Mbrldit last, Robert CoushiS, a! Sohoolmester from Stoekport, as ceeraged by Timothy Booth, of GeeL Cross,M. Hyde, with breaking his tittdOW5i and the frantework thereof, with on Monlday week, endi ecotmilting damage to the Eamount of glies Si. 2os. 7d, 'nte cas wit prle by Eliza Badfley. 'The Sol ...

... too Cholera is rapidly increasing in Belfast, ansI new cases are told, hourly occurring. The deaths have bewin in the ratio of 30 claed per cant of those attacked. se I Thle Irish corn markets are still declining, its consequence enee of the continued finleness of thle weather, and reports from vays till paris of the country as to the abundance sold generally Iry prittie quality of the erreal ...

... =2--= er The will of the Hon. and Right Rev. Richard Begot, D.D. boo Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, has been proved under ME ;Y £14,000 personalty, which he has left to his widow, the er Axourtza VErsio ox O elsT BisHoP OF OXFORD AwEc- his Id DOTE-There is a more amusing version of this anecdote, if hut r true. The bishop was rebukiiing one of his clergy for follow- per 1y ing the hounds. My ...

... I' mn From various quarters the opinion begins to be b n expressed, that a day ought to be appointed by the ' it usual authority, regulating times of national humilia. u z- tion or gratitude, for the purpose of enabling the si it country to render, by an act of public worship, thanks tl is to Aluwighty God for the goodness with which he has C le been pleatsed to crown the year. We are not of ...