... HBALTH OF LONDON. vhoh returns oF the London regsars e of theat 1,01 cors0las, Of 'whom 551 were malesa and 464 females,RU Aied in the week that ended on Saturday. The mortality has continued at nearly the some rote during the last three a weeks, and is not high for a season which in the metropolis tio ts atlways more unhealthy than the early months of sumner. At The differenc between ...

... MARSH[AL ST. ABAUT. B U' Few men can serve three mansters in succession- ro and die with the blessing of each. The first corn- mender of the French forces in the East was not of dr this distinguished minority. He lived long enough ce to incur the displeasure of the republic, and, if rumour ex lie not, of the Napoleonists. A mnan so mixed up WithD the political convulsions of 184z8 and 1861; Ti ...

... WIND AND WAHER REPORT. (inca tarn omc op THUI RLRCTEIO TELN3GlAPl COMPANY) WmInn8~isw AUGUS~T 29. Staioh Oonre of Wind. Stat of Wealther. Gr~eeenwich ?? W ?? Cloudleas. Lothsteir ; ;SW ?? EVery fine. ?? o .re t ?? ?? . Pine. Carlisle , *. , N.W .. Fine. ?? ., Pine. Maryport , . , ,, , W ?? Cloudy. Lancazster , . ?? W ?? ?? Leeds . .. ,, ?? W . ?? Briatol , . . ?? W ?? Pine. Cardiff . .. ?? ?? ...

... TlHE LATE COLONEL TYLDEN. Ki c the ig The late Colonel Richard Tylden of the Royal En- ICgineers, C.B., and Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, wasborn on :h the 22d of November, 1819. He was the aecond Eon of d the late Brigadier. General Tylden of the Royal Engineers, iseand Lecilena (his first wife) eldest daughter of William u-Baldwin, Esq., of Stede Hill, in the county of Kent. BSF1 ?? 'ylden ...

... LOSS OF LIFE FROM SHIP WRECK AT RAMS- GATE.-SERVICES OF TH1 LIFEBOAT. We have been requested to publish the following letter EXTRACTS PLtOG THE HARBBOURMASTERS8 JoUsrNAL. Royal Harb lor, Ramsgete, Oat. 26. Dasbreak.-During the past night a ccinilital and heavy gala from somth west, and wind and sea inereasing. The steam packet Queen of the French, with passengers from Calais, came in, with ...

... THE RIGHTS OF REFUGBES. eda (trom the DeerinyoH and Plynmouth Tetegrap i.) - Th refugees expelled from Jersey have begun, ie throughtheir friendesrnd through the press, to gauge the ire feeling of the English public as to their peculiar grievance. Iln this they do quite right. We willgo further than this, )leand say that we recognisesa principle in: the cas set up for ed them-a principle which ...

... Trnu curious fact in human history whioh would I I sorely perplex many speculators but that Scripture 0 ° proclaims it-that to him that has much, more is , given, and the converse-is as true of wealth as of 'a iay other possession. The man who begins life with t the merest trifle of cash can easily increase it; while s he who begins with nothing finds it the hardest a thing in the world to ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR SHARMAN CRAW. I FORD, AT r BORDALE. I. . On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was hela in the Poblic1hall, Rodadale, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to Mr. Sharman Crawford, the late partismen. 5 tary representative of the borough. The ball had been gaily decorated for the occasion with flags and basiiners, and a tasteful arrangement of floral ornaments. The ...

... DEPPATPHEP FCOMk :IR ge L YONS. I - ADMIRALTY, Dio.M t. :Despatehes,,of which! the' follovwilnge are 'copies have beeu reelved fom AclmfrAm ,ir Edmuan Lyons, Bar., 9.Q.B. Comninder in ,COhief of 'eit M$aesty'i sips and' veseels in the 6'editerraneai mid' Black Sea: Royal Albestjissatch Bay1 Dee 1. .Sir,-I request that yon will* lav before the Lor~',s Commissioners of the Admiralty th ...

... a y OJn Tlesday and Wednesday publicetenrtainments n wiere given to Mlr. Boach Smith, at Newport and at Hyde, ,. in consqeunene of his attending to assist Mr. Hilliers in the ,resumption of excavations in the Anglo-Saxoa cemoeteries. Mr. Itoach Smithbis a nlative of the Isle of Wight, and n' founder (with M~r. Thorns, Wright) of tha British Arobmeo- ic logical Association, which, in diminished ...

... ITHE ''AhTRALIAN CORDILLERA MINIG I ?? . _ . COMPANY, TO THE ZDITdR OP ?Hr DAILY NEWS. Sin,-Not having an 'opportunity of perusing re- gularly your papers, I was not aware until apptised by a friend of the' recent insertion of two letters respectieg the S Cordillera Gold and Copper Minieg Company, which have redlected in some measure on me as the secretary. The effect of the comments, as I ...

... DECIMAL COINAGE, WEIGHTS ANI 1MEASURBS. TO TRN IDXOR OF ThUtl DAMY PW. ISiz,-In an educational, u well M to mtoomercigl point of view, there b porhaps no subject of pgte impo- tese then the decimelisetion of our colasge, weights, end To abridge the study of the schoolboy, ac eil se the work of the counting-house, by being onbl to effoS *II arithrstl6al calculatione by the epplictlie' of the ...