... COURT, &c. The Prince of Wales is about to join the war-steamer Royal Albert as a lieutenant. The initials of the four royal personages of France and England, now on such good terms in political policy and personal amity, singularly enough form the word NEVA, the name of the river on which Russia's capital is situate. The monarchs and their consorts are Napoleon, Eugione, Victoria, and Albert. ...

... very de SrnAeouaDSHIRE.-The harvest in this county is now All Oa i~lbut completed, and the reports wee gave last week are folly tud. confirmed by more recentinaformation. For quality, the wheat tio Ced. of this year will be supierb. .One peculiarity of the wheat be, nor crop this season ie that the straw is unusually fine and. an '!on abunudent, as well as the grain; a coincidence, wye are ...

... MULTUJM IN PARVO. The Uiolera has broke out badly in Salisbury. ?? colliers have commenced running between Southanipton and Newcastle. q Mr. oientin Dick is going to petition against the late q ,e1ctimt for Maldoll. 0 Clol ra has broken out at Finglas, a village two ini'es c froii 1 ilii 'Tine cian who burned with indignition has boon extilili .ledi. The itv. J. A. James, of Birminghlamn, ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY. lo- rI ~* The usual forrtnightly meeting of tinls body, was held onl Toes- o * ?? hoprs ofccs, Brswn low-bill-the Rev. Rector ii oin npel n h car.he other urerbers isreseet wore Messrs. 1i be CrIe, IVhitby Siw Raw ~le, Satchell, W. Jones, J. Jones, di Chsny Sli, Dento'nCrlasefurd, WVhitty, B~raneker, Meacock, II: be and Gardner. t or Tim minutes of last meeting having lsenn ...

... THE RAILWAY COLLISION AT -C- - -CROYDON. hie U~tIuylvI. W Re EXPERIMENTS BY CAPTAIN TYLER, OF THE i BOARD OF TRADE. ha ~' On Tuesday, a series of practical experiments of consider- , able public interest and importance, as tending to tbrow light IC,a upon the causes of the recent fatal railwey collision at Croy. car 3d dont, were made by Captain Tyler, of the board of trade, acting I, a-as the ...

... MIULTIUJ IN PARVO. The first ticket for Grisi and Mario's concert at New NV' York vas okld for 5250, and the iiett retura of the tickets th for the first night wsas $25,0i!0. to The magistrates at Sheffield recently refused to renew th the license of the Adelphi Thcatre in that town, because at it had been let for infidel lectures. an I The following notice is placed in the office of a western ...

... 's The following curious advertisement has just appeared in r. the Linmerickr Chronicle :- An extensive landed proprietor at on the banks of the Shannon will make a wager of £500, id that he has the handsomest wife, the handsomest nine chil- re dren, and the handsomest estates in Ireland. Application is to be made to J. F. E. G. Eyre's Hotel, Glin, county k. Limerick. August 30. ...

... RORECAMBE. sO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTO' CHRONICLE. ?? am sorry to hear that a report is in circulation that the cholera is raging dreadfully at Morecambe. I have jtst waited upon a medical gentleman here to ascer- tain the truth of the report, who has testified to me of there being three cases of English cholera, inadvertently promoted by drinkling too much sea water, and eating too much fruit ...

... MISCELLXIEOUS NEWS. I eke of journeymen tailors at Newcastle, | owing to the ?? have been imported. in I paid Urilebrart is intensifying his views; he now I Mr. C3Vldaabinet with a deliberate intention to kill off 3s. charges thethe wrmy sent to the East. 4 lt 0holeraaris thrre ondent of the Cambridge Independent bol kiln French sauces just now the chief element is I snail JellYdian paper ...

... 50o - LETTER IV. ad HOW NEW ENGLAND SIJEPASSES OLD ge ENGLAND Ill COMMON SCHOOLS AND B's COMMON -SENSE. t Ia The quick intelligence of the Armericatn mind has its apex oig and crowning point in the New England states, in which it may truly be said that every isnhabitant is educated, inasmuch r, 5t, as outof a POPulation of 827,400 native Americans, only 1,800 be cannot read, write, and cypher ...

... Within less than a month another session of Owens w vs College will have commenced. We are much intoe P u- rested in the progressive usefulness of this important m of institution. On various occasions we have expressed hi Bh our approval of the liberal basis on which it has T Id been founded, of the judicious course of study which RI It, it embraces, and of the talent and efficiency of the or ...

... ?? . - 1 1- -.111 ?? a FRANCE.lo n Time jt oeitesr publishes a report of the minister of evf nmarine to the emperor, in which hie proposes to his mna- jet oincrease the number of regiments of marines ob! from tree to four, without, however, augmenting thle bei effective force' which reictains fixed at 14,7631 officers, tr tion-coulisiissioned officers, and soldiers. Time men are to be all ...