... TRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO JOSEPH fIUME, ESQ., M.P. 3 I Onl Saturdav, tise Freedom of the City was conferred onl Joseph Hum'~e, Esq., M.V. The Town Council met at two io'cleck, lin thle Town-biali, whbere also were assembled, by invita- tion, as many as the space could contain of thle Buorgesses, P'ro-I fessors, Clergy, lani other leading inhabitants of the town andI ...

... h g A short telegraphic despatch, from Cork, was receiv. d ed at the Admiralty on Thursday, to the following e effect:- $, Arrived Her Majesty's ship Phoenix, bringing captains of e the Investigator, A~sistence, and Resolute; and part of crews .e of Assistance nnd-Resolute. n The North Star and Talhot convey the remainder of the e crews of the Assistance, Resolute, Investigator, and tenders. ...

... THE i WI IG'S LI RAtLITY SELF- ILLUSTRNTED. I-,, its blind zeal to attack and Vilify th1e Towno Council, without rhyme or reason, tle _Notrthrur Wllij sotme- timies Signally commits itself, and never merem luit- crouclv chart in its publication -of' yesterday. 'iiac 'jnuriraI, alludhing to a rumbcur that '['uis Verner, Esq., is to offer bimscif ais a candidate for one of thle seats abouit to ...

... RAILWAY MEETING IT COOTEHILL. A MEs;T1iro was held in tire Court-house, Cootehill, en Tuesday, tile 3r.d instant, to consiier means of ilicreas in- ii th;at loclity trafic in euiion With the DiLm dal k ?? Ennislfillen Itaitwirv, whicoh is now opened1 Up aUS far as BIilibay, and with the view of doveleping| in tile lleighbourhjoodI of Cootchill the advalitages of railkv;LV cominnnwie.ation. ...

... FAI'S, IN 1. LSTIEI. Com~v A'rn~ri.A~t.gh~iIt, Mendermay October -c~aL Icughl. Thtlrvsdnv. 0ictuLt r 12. lialliutur. S:ultaxdar. 'ut. 14. CoulN'Ty ?? Mutijir.w- Oc swror 9. Cu~lIy!banat!. 'lesslac. I )cto'ber In). blaikwatertowrn, .lonc-sbareiughl, MVedtdidn v. UOct-r II. ]itrz-rl-. TI rs- dav, Oct;bir 12. Kse rP-biorv. (cbesr 1.3. COI'NTY ?? Irensidte. S~iaiav (cutber i. Stra- 1(UIC. T2estay ...

... 'l-quirl6turr. F liiNO OP V.'AT4ON-S FOR OCTOBERI. Tit I 0:etilIe'r Still Continues, withi little exception, fja- xe urabbi to ?? Op irlitionis. wv~icit.l is greatly neeoc] d, ais inuch grailn remain-i, and is hbiit tardily v hi coining- fit for dile sickle, in the North, Wet, ailit 01i udis) dist ricts; no ?? sholjd now ivlit bk~ it, tran.SfQi'-'!llw tO the liagziird such], of tlins tort-al ...

... P~LDSENTATlOON) OF THfE FREF't;Ol OS) TH1E CI.TY TO SIR W. MOLES-WORTH. Ae~reea~ilY- toi a ?? nitnafirtesly pits'cd otn Fti 21~ tilt. the Town-Coujncil me: It clc` en olc-ei- ?? S-1 ri fir Itih porpfl' O f ronferrin ?? ?? * tt re it>. nl ?? w Mnirsw;rnrl. flit CM1t1ni~siorfcr of Iiere ttjes:-ri -wi tci-tcitati y 0 their adinirtii' n of ( i f itti 'bril ni-tic. it ;:nrecsznnf. ntcd their ?? Of ...

... LONG EATON, MONDAY. In consequence of the long-continued drought, the navigation of the river Trent has in many places been con- siderably impeded. From Wednesday last up to the pre- sent time, upwards of 250 boats, have grounded upon Thrumpton shoal ; and such is the amount of gravel in one spot, and the new weed (Anacharis alsinastrum) in another, that several boats have remained firmly ...

... TIHE fANI)IN(G IN THlE CItIMEA. ,, . , ?? . .. . . . . I ---I (I'Pll tho Ti'mles' Correspondence.) aior ADinesty's Ship -, off Eupattorin, Scp. 13. *W helo I wvrote to Cou from (onstantinople, on Thursday last, I h~ad just beell Wiw1cul + to be ready to go oil board tbe Danube, am little l:,t-h3ottoll ie her steamer which had justbeen brought into timo serviec, an(] wnas bcing senlt p1) to ...

... CRICKHOWELL. THE NEW RAILWAY.—The Brecon Canal Company's Committee, at a meeting held at Crickhowcll. on the .25th ult., subscribed amonget themselves towards makingturveys, to enable them to go to Parliament next session, fbrj^owor to convert the canal into a railway, the whole distance between Brecon and fontypool. The matter will have to be confirmed by the general assembly of the company, ...

... Theo Anrnouncem~ent at the Royal Exohanno of the DVitory in the Crimea. Tho 7Lord Miayoi, on1 roccivingr fromi thle Dulke of :Newc~dels, onl Saturdlay nighlt, the imnportant intelligence of tbe victory of the alliedi armies over thle Russianis oni the Altna, at once proceededl to niake knownl tho glorious ncws to ldsi fellowv-oitizens by proclaiminilg the fiict in front of thle Royal ?? 'The ...

... ABIT?GDO)?. AN ESCAPE PotOM{ PREM~tATURtE INTEIW;EP. - TherO is too much reason to fear that in the panic and dread created by the ravages of the dreadful epidemuic nowv seizing so sunniy 'victimos throughout the country (hut frons which wo, as a tow1n, have been mercifully spared), occurrences of pre- mature interment occasionally happen. Wae have not to record an inistance as having actually ...