... ]IcVARD ?? V R - = , -- E- ; ?? ?? ' i@'BGZDS. 'At the ti ths , n te ,, ' cof , A. deril raaoulco'asdloin o` : p, .of curred ref6rence'oth Po of appoitment of. H apaidT hverseer for, the prih. 6sfornee go- th r.tI ore moved d r . c3. ,oif thc du ics motieo. foi Mi. for reffiring the maftter to a Com. te:Au.spid-, m. mentforproIeedingt, the'ipits eiat6 cca of, t f howeveu, carried. r.n F. othe ...

... ;H I TI. I e . - L C. H ' A . TH-E. AUSTBIASt IN-WALLA.CHIA. , I .A~ vi t : no 7z§A d.: (lFron f/ce Dai4,G litton.) ?? ?? Ln The Austrians ara conducting themsclve3e -eaiiher4 with4 iy malignant intention or through,:the moat bpundles stu- Iff pidity-in Wallacjiia,..iW, a. meunei thiat ?? the, be; French. ?? governnmeuts to thoe,coitempAnd. ts hatred, of every. ,piaio lworthy ?? the namei, ...

... T;REATMENT OF CHOLERA BY CASTOR OIL,, Th fo-own (From the Timles.) The ollo~nletter, on the newt treatment of cholera by caster oil in I~ing's College H~ospital, has been ad- . dressed: by Dr. George. Johnson to the editor of the M Jedical Thues usd GSazette. . We are glad to observe by Lthe number of letters which wve receive on this at present call-engrdssing subject, thaft this rational ...

... iHE gl >E1 BESEH ACT'1. A numlerouls meeting of licensed victualler~s w as held last week at Drnry lsno Theatre, with tlhe object of forming an association for the purpose of defending the licensed doc- tuallers of the metropolis against the vexatious and injurious operation of the New fleer Act, by uniting the two societies already formed for that purpose. Mr. T. B3. Simpson took; the chair, ...

... THER NEBW RYDE ACT. To the EDiTOR 4of -th4 H-oreoriE TELEBGRAPH.p b Ryde, Sept. 13, 1854. .i.t,-The new Board of Comraissioners met on Tues- C day last on rthe great subject of a water supply for the 8 tow n. There are three siources of supply-Alverstone, Blood- . stone, and the springs near the town. As to the Alver- e stone'one, let-us' hear the testimony of Mr. George n Morey, who spent the ...

... 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. - ...

... -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 ...

... VisiT OF TOE QUEEI? TO TilE EcIYFTIAN YACHT, FErn OEHAAD.-On Friday tho ?th ?? the Queen paid a visit to the Egyptian yacht, Feidl Gekacld, in Southanopten Doclks. Her Mtajesty arrived in tbe docks in the Fofr1y yacht, at 5 pin., and wvas received by Captain Ford, the Ottomnnn Consul, the dock authorities, and Captain Austin, ?? superintendent, ler Mlajesty was accom- pariied by the Duchess of ...

... i-- :LlIFE'-IN 'ALUSTRAuA.' --n I bar ~ A~ A The fo ofu qtactb ?? th~TI' ~ ' ' -the man wh g exrvs mtecorrespondence of a gcv euli' a gooda situat ion of 'aoo0._a-yeartog he tho to te dggig rivauve pict nre Of the ups and Dec I moc ore in this' city,; dsiven', to it' by con- 'Aid tinued ill-fortuneo at- the d'-gIngo. Por thre last six pent the Xiota sae beeu'flountloring Abotonteofieof ie ...

... D DI N G'T ON. fleddintgton HIorticultu ral Society. 11111t The Seventeenthl Annual Showr of this Society took piaece Diltb en Tuesday last) in the Castle Grondt which wais kindly Holl1 lenit for theo Ocashion by the proplrietor, S. Field, Esq. The At asrrangemuent of dile marquees reflects groat credit on the Marl Commilttee and those hlavinog the management of the Showv Coltr ivo observed no ...

... WINCHESTER,: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1854. N. .MERCAVTILBC GAzE1TTE. O., ' da.v Evening. We have at length a change in the weather, some' o0n- quantity of rain having fallen since Wednesday in differ- am, ent parts of the kingdom. To the farmers in the south the- 'this supply of meitue will prove very welcome; the,' .eers groat bulk of the corn crops having been .prev~iously se- - and cuwed; ...

... From Friday's ownon sGazette. F~oznn OFPIO, SEPT. 3. The Queen hm- bfeen gyracionely pleased- to apspoint the Hon. C. A. Murraly, ?? now her Majesty's Miniister Plenipotentiary to the Swviss Confederation, to ho her Msj' sty's Envey Extraordinary aud Minister Plenipo- -tentiary to the S~hah of Persia. DOWNING STREET, SEPT. 13. The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the ...