... - -- -.- . - I - .. - . . All-AIJ.L25VI AND UV717Lr no. DEATH FRom FOUL AiR.-Last week a person named A Shorthouse, living at Moira, descended a well by means of le the bucket, for the purpose of cleaning it out, a female, his sl sister-in-law, remaining at the windlass to draw him up. He c e had scarcely reached the bottom. when he gave tier the signal ti to draw him up, which she weas unable ...

... THE TOWN-COUNCrL AND PATRIOTIC FUND. I I In I lncoufortfity with the example of the Corporations of London, Liverpool, and other large towns of the empire, ?? determined upon considering the propriety of giving, in its representative capacity, a sub- scription to the Patriotic Fund. With the feelirn which dictates sach a proposition, we most cordially concur. It is exceedingly cheering, in the ...

... LATEST NWS FROM ABROAD THE CRIMEA. THE STORM IN THE BLACK SEA. The ?? Gazette of yesterday publishes the follwing intelligence received from Trieste, to 'hich port it was brought by the steamer which left Constantinople on the 20th inst: Thirty-tWo English transports were lost in the oale on the 14th. The screw ?? and the SeaNymph foundered with all on board, and three smaller steamers were ...

... 4,RBZAGE PRICE OF WHEW T.- To TPE EDITOR OF Tvux MORNINGa CHRONICLE.- Sil-The-present state of the corn snark~t, and tie great interest which is universally felt as to tbe probable aupplyl and price of wheat during the coming year, induce rne to tranismit to you thle annexed table of the average prices of wheat for each quarter from Michaelmas, 1845; also tihe annual average price to each ...

... .4,tyEBSARY OF THE POLISH IsSURRBCTJ ON. e s~ c r il-t' was held last evening, in St. Ma43rtin's; t~ 0~.ate.tocaebrate fthe twerrty-fourth anniversary ~t ?? of 1830. The large room was ~iid i ~ ortbyan audience at considerable number of ~ CC ore~or~ The chair was taken by Sir Joshua MPadamongst those upon the platform, and si ee 5~ur~dto address the meeting were M. L. i Whnthe cirsirtan rose ...

... PIRESBYTER]AN ENDOWMENTS IN IRELAND. WE publish, in another par= of this sheet, n cDnsider- able portion of the re-turn, ordered, in August lasts [by thie Ilouse of Coinrons, on the motion of that voluntarious IRtadical, Mr. iladefill, in reference to thle ilcom1e of the Professors and clergy of the Ii'sh Elstablished Churches receiving aid from Parlia- mnentary grants. Our readers wvill ...

... IrlDrdyll . .. I-- -I,. ?-1.111-1- 11- -I 7-1 TA 'THE WAR IN THE CRIEA SIEGE, OF SEEASTOPOL. There is no further news of the war, or of thc progress of the siege Of Sebastopol, beyondI a d~olbifid telegrilpiic State. mea of aletlier battle on the 13th, between tile Russians anti te Frenh befre the betesgtred town, Ii Whih itisS tated thet trnhbelos was very great on both sides, and thaRt ...

... I it . _ &1- Aba sinJiT o t gives the following interesting br The London Ezxrniet ineeaigb Psrticulars of the late Lord Dudley Stuart:- ca He was fifty one years of age at the time of bis deathpto and was the youngest SO] of the first Marquis of Bute by his marriage with ohe thio dlaughter of Mr. Coutes. There were twocilden byt thei Lard riag Lord Dudley Stuart and the preen Contssof ...

... 'itli- it, as a . BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. In ised l THE CRIMEA. hbat a see BERLIN, Monday.--The. Times' correspondent tele-: lave graphs- Warsaw advices of the 26th announce thitt W' ;eat Alenschikoff, writing on the i9threports tiat tfierehad 6b ;Sbq- bben constant storms since the'14tblj nd that the AlliesT 4ve had suffe'ed more'thar wtia atfirst anticipated. Sect, The total number of ...

... I I -EQ IT I . . 1uri'c'.,T,:E8 RUIT01-:N: (fY'2IAOXE171e TELEGRAPH.) 'F'raomin O6~e, Wednesday, ?? One '6Cloe0k ;THE1E CRIMEA. The telegtaphic dispatch from !Piris yesterday, containing extracts from tlle Moniteur of the morn- ing, was incomplete; and asecond dispatch from the Crime% was not given. at all. Thje lfonitenr says the enemy, 'ibeing defeated at Irekerman, and having sustained ...

... ?? . . .. 11nrs is a topic we approach with. pardonable reluic- tance, considering- how very recently, and under what melanclholy circumstances th? vacancy in the represen- tation of our county has occurred. Nor should we even yet have alluded to it, thouih wvo might have so- letted an rarlier opportunity, but for the want of feel- ing and delicacy which has1 prompted our radical co- ...

... -SS~ FOR THE SETTLE- Y.OFBPJT1)H Jo ,EJU (74K CLAIMS. Of ,nesi~f entered into between the British and F o5 Goserontrents, on the 8th day of February, 1853, )Pt eof tbat certain claims, which irave been made ai ?? ?? on the 24th oif December, 1814, ?? Government by American Oitizens, mud Voiled States Government by subjects of her Ma. brerrdto two commissioners, one of lit ~ ~~e scre byher ...