... SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A CLIMBING BOY. Notwithstanding the interference of the legislature which was called forth some years ago by the hardships known to be sustained by what are called climbing boys, and by the shocking accidents which in some cases had befallen poor little creatures in ascending and sweeping j.himnpya, the practice of employing little boys—poor and friendless children—to ...

... NEWCASTLE, NovE1MBER 23. The Emperor Napoleon never speaks in public with- ont uttering some maxim of state policy, or alPo, Con. pregnant with meaning, or indicative of that fixiiy of purpose which so peculiarly distinguishes his coarac rr Determined, sclf-assured, persinteut, he never ?? from whatever object he has in view-never once loser, sight of the goal to which his designs are tending. ...