... THE WEATHEI AND THE anops. The accounts that reach us-and, in addition, our own survey this week hbe embraced, a tolerably wide a weep :in this southern district-confirm the opinion expressed in oar last, namely, that the wheats are, as a rule, more or less affected bv blight and mould. At the same time there would seem to be so large a crop on the ground that the falling off eccasioned by ...

... A.R, WZMAN~QVEW. I Fromrthe3kAslia] There9 is a little statg jin Central'India) the rulers of Which have 4isplAyed for~mauy years past, with the excep- tion ef one miserable ?? energy worthy~of imitation. We allude ti Bhopal. M re arerany' of or readersj'bo ptehsps.nevber have troubtad their hadsabout sch' Taice, but, considering the .very few 6xaumpra we have of an eitive native ...

... LOUD PALMEBRSTON TH CHAMPION OF JOBBERYs Lord PMF iERSTON, on Thursday last, enunciated a rather novel and absolutist doctrine, when the sub- ject of Lord G. PAGET'S good service pension was mooted in parlianent. He told the House of Corn- mons it had no eight to interfere with the grhnting, but- simply confine itself to the voting of money ! He deprecated the interference ofpparliament with ...

... PIOBROG&TION OF PARLI&MENT. The usual ministerial whitebait dinner, it is new said, will take place on Wednesday next, the 8th ijst, at the Trafalgar, Greenwich. It is expected, with some reason, that parliament-' will be prorogued on the Tuesday or Thursday in the following week. Honourable members seem at last to have made tip thkir minds to get through the remaining business with the utmost ...

... I A I d7 ::,FO M l . , -NIN justaddtssedthe Public Inis~ioticjn and Wo~rship hap :: folfowing tter to the archbishops and bishos:-P~ai81 Ot11, l5d. Moiseeignalr,-Divine rovi ence,' to w'hm'e haviet ed tubli f thanker giving for the victory granted to our arns, 'i pleased. in ~this Mem norable 'year, ?? down His' blessings on; France and tphe peror. hi et Jet'e y hasa deigned' to sharge me ...

... THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL - ?? - 0 .- .: The inost contradictory reports have been received from the Crimea. A desperate sortie was. made by the Russians on the evening of March22,, and General Osten-Sacken reports having destroyed the lately constructed works of the; French, end in doing this statalned a smaller isse than the enemy. On the 6ther ?? neranrobert states that thoueand Bniwere ...

... ou o o'wiw vonlisvoxnmt- PARISI FriewDA MoxiuNG. The Govenmment and Bonapartists are in high glee at the expulsion of the three. refagets from Jersey. The Bona parie clique ma'ies no scruple ot epeuly declaring that the English minist y dares not refuse that to Louis Napoleon they would have, denied either of his prediecessors on the French tbrone, and make no concealment cf his being a.t the ...

... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPERI ?? AUGUST 19, 1853. SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE COST OF THE ?? ALLIANCE WITH LOUIS NAPOLEON, It is part of the 'economy, of human existence, that many should be made miserable through the iniquities of one. The converse of this is equally true.' Millions are benefited by the virtuous actions of oere man. If the guilty ambition of an ALEXANDER or a C2ESAR, has involved myriads ...

... IMMITAm.;;; IEmt llP'E IX Tll E A.-The followiog Irish ]members of parliament are at present serving with their Beveral regiments of militia :ColonelGrevillb, Westineath Infantry; Coloiel Dunne, Queen's Cevnty, 0Major P. Urquhart, Westmeath ; Captain John'O'Connel,`Dubliu; Captain D. O'Connell, 'kerry.; Capthii Esuionde, Wwtr- ford; Captain Francis Scully, Tipperary; Lord Be3tiie Cavan; ...

... SJPPOSED LOS | STAR, FOR IISL3OlaNzS WITE lIV HuNDE3ED SOULS I i BORD The fate of this ship, whci sisig several months, is now exciting the Dmoji psiz, i ?? is feared tbat tho worst -as befallen her sadbher livigbfreight.: Under the comaud otCptin1'ljlIand, an expeliteded: seaman, she tooki hher, Cbd, tn'e' m 'I apipill. ?? MeJ ' bourne on. the 9th biE 3nuAry ieat; 'wit'up,'wdaj ra 80 ...

... UIRELA1ND. l t m - ~ ~ ?? i WONU_,ljT;-TO O'CONO5LL A numeronsly .atended eeting s34sth' at Aerick, for the ?? t a 8~tu~t ~ielat Mr O'6~wfl*inthat cit~ ' A. lette 2Was rO& r;Bogsan, t uhe.iclptor, in wichfi& pro- PW ed e ute a.statue. eight feet highi in Ip~rt~lid or Casn sito ,,totth'e siof 6001. The -subscrW tjds'to be ; ,eiy~d~U~vexathe committee in'the character of the InoM.~ IB3LMD.-All ...

... A despatch ?? Wednesday, J'ims18, says that the Freneli tro.ps .have been.] recalled from Klrtcb, probably to assist in. some great blow, against-Se- bastopoL From, tbat city we hve.littleaidditional intelli- gence ta that contained elsewhere. The Frenoh, it is said, lost three colonels. and'a general in the uaseanlt of the Mamelon aid Caresoage red6nbts. The' ge'neral is. A. Pecqueux de ...