... WED E Y II s 22 9-~VrDTNESDAY, August 22, 1855. THE QUTEFN IN PARTS. h,, EVERY guarantee for the stability of the Anglo-French re alliance is a guarantee for the liberties of Europe. The en presence of the British Sovereign in the Palace of In- tl dustry in Pans, at the moment that the cannon of the of Invalirlps proclaimed the triumph of the allied arms in II the Ililtic, and of the French ...

... - ipa tlar.ens.. le if, I. If as C. ky in Ii. is- 5e it Bl. id It, 1,. ly ill iia le ed h ht e be erV to ii - . ef ieB it as ae tlgn in ITe 01' .L. en sot ibt vi - ull VI. ig vi- 'be llY' sly vi. ld no fe-- led 23i' alo 5ys orf sn. lU, !e in, 'e er- Ii5- bat ted ng. on on- the isi. ing ex- aht is- pli. !rd, Ile en in of ave ave Ites soy ,of' has of eySe ises the vir- nthe ;ed, als xe. oht red ...

... OFP' TO THE DIGGINGS. I~ ~~~~~ _ PART II. abi Monday, January 16, commenced rainy aend cold (tlier. 64 me( deg.) Welhad iiitended to start froi-tim diggings inithe morn- ing, but had to wait till after dinner, when it cleared aind be- We Caime very fine. Our dameaged dog-car-t had beeti~ very avll re- ste paired by Mr Walker's carpenter, and we now set out with only do one0 horse. We started ...

... t i , A Y M., P-C 114to,;r tamO?t- , I., , I ?.. 1. I i oi OF ~ ICdQ90NB,--S-uedsaty,Adug. 14. . No notice was takon il the toleraphic-idportin*-our last of, sqn tio followicgtonvorsation'.vhfehltook plae beforethe House Spi was suyulio.peoi tei Hls'of1se9. 7 Cal ;j.ROOiCOTION OP, fIAE N -, G , Sir Dc Lacyr BEangs.aid he was hcsirous once more, before W' the sssion closed, of having an ...

... THROUGHOUT our comments on the war, both before and a g since its commnenceinent, we have spoken fronr our ion- -v n 3 victions of what must be, not from our opinions of what. Cl was desirable. We have regardedt it, throughout, i. its ij relation to historical principles, instead of tempor'iary tl politics, not because we wished the crisis to assume the fn judicial solemnity of a great epoch,, ...

... -:tia^-~ W-, R '. 7 s* 1' - i . : , ! Amid the returiing lieat- which, has' followd te tr a In, weather-bi'not -we;hIll'&IW6 hs~ bprse 'oiby the Fienchs 5n otr right -with indeft bl n besa ~ dustry Th ~i tl~'iw~51h *&ut ...

... ,L &T,, Fqa- r--;!xMU- '-GaAs ______ ~~~~On 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ridl t ~~~~~~~~~~~THE CRIMEA ------WI ,~~'iiE.~~O~~RN'F, -a tl,( Gortsclbaloff reports, on 19rb, that ille~en'enm'om1 menced the bombardment oan'1'7th,', auaowereikepping it; hot up at that moment. The defenders of SebastopoIlrc-, M i rpilied w ith'v igo u r. I ' .I'rViJiiti!' ...

... i , :;, ;, i,: - , . w i i, , . : -7 aSpitbend. It coilsists of th i~lowa esl Npite12 C6aptain Huitto'n (-fin 6fcVieb-Adm~ira1. Sir T JvrCo`hrnA S' I yin eorg 120, 'Captainn Eyre's; Sanspihr'ei, 70; ,erw Cilia of carI eWelh'ams; Milaecca, 21, screwv, Captain Faitqnbair -S olds8 detj a Leutenant'L6%iv'tU6e H ells, 8, Lientennnt IFenwick -h~ Was'li o Queen, pudille, Master 6. Allen; The ...

... STRATHDOGIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Sut a The summer competition and show of this Society took place Sat aT- in the 11ev. J. AI'1onald's School-roomn, Gordon Schools, oiln o; Friday last, 27th ult. There woes both a fine day and a H563 Ens splendid exiiibition-thse number of stcinds presented far ont- Esq numbering those of soy previous shw wil h lass of sn. flowers brought forward was ...

... le We were enabled list wee' euclusively to anticipate. in agreat ie measure, the report of the Select Committee on the Arctic Ex- d pedition which was presented to the House on Friday, and t. verifies all that we then foreshadowed. The claims of Captain n Maclure are fully acknowledged; and, as the discoverer of the north-west passage, one of the most interesting geographical s. problems of ...

... 13ELIELVIE lIORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tlir fiiSt Compotitinit, for the scnsen, of the above Society, the 1 ViS holId in the Plarishi Schoolroom, oil Saturday the 21st July way whell, notwsithstanding the backwardness of the eally part of vot: the season, soIe splendid specimens Ivere brought forward for Bai competition, especially in the vgoetable depaltnllte On the nd flow er table were to be ...

... ARJYEY AND NAVY. Rcear-Admiral S it George Rose Sartorius is appointed Flag- Admiral in command of the Cirk station, in succession to Sir H WV. Parker Carroll. havc Gextora~l Gab~rielCGordon, Colonel of thi 91st F6ot, died atliis has residence near ganchiester onl Tuesday. He was 92, years of to Al age, and had been more thin 74, years inl the service;, his first tage coiniission in which ...