... I TN AND COUNTRY TALK. _ _ ?? .- VA-t ?? Mr. R. BoxeIL lat= surgeon at the University col. lege hospital, Mards surgeon to the Turkish eon- tingent, has died of dysentery at Yenikale. The Rev. W. Wheeler, for many years vicar of Ohl aed New Shoeham, in the county of Sussex, has with. ip the lat few days left the church of England and be- come amember of the church of Rome. The execution of ...

... FRANCE.-Gen. Canrebert has returned to Paris, but nothing official has transpired at present, with respect to his Scandinavian mission. A circular ad. dressed by Count Walewski to the neutral powers, en- forcing and enlarging on the ideas emitted by the emperor in his celebrated speech at the closiag of the Paris Exhibition, has found its way into print. It was addressed ?? thevarioeas German ...

... THE NEW RUSSIAN LOajr The Journal de St. Paters1nrg, of the lishes the following imperial rbate relat i 1tho bub Russian loan It is addreasedto the min,5 to Z Lster0~ of~' In order to provide for the extraorlina or4m which circamstances impose upon the trenur ?? empire, we have authorised you, comfornail c preposition, to conclude, through the loe Co.Unillor Baron Stieglitz, of St. etersburg ...

... IRBLAND. 74 - HOW ?? ill Cfflefz 6ie 1 C DeD lete fr. DrnghWed, daead the 22 hndinstant, witerds assoatrsgo l tativ of the mode in which the recslt oection foe the county of Meath was conducted :-Three aen, M'Qahau, Devin. and Fynolda, were xcused of having waylaid and beaten a andh named Bouend, serut to Mr. Cullen, of Tarfi, cotnty of Month (brother to the ArchbishoP of Dublin). It was ...

... _ _ NEW BROOKS. Lord Palmerston has re.arranged his cabinet; we can hardly say that he has strengthened it. Mr. Labauchere brings a character of spotless integrity and business habits to the Colonies; but are these qualities sufficient? The Duke of Argyll becomes Postmaster- general; and the public are desired by the Globe to be greatly gratified upon the accession of energy that his Grace ...

... LfTHE SRAP-BID-K - Di5sRz 02 TA CHIX3 z oR T pU-- I -A IL- ; Zla Pol Op habits of the people-their tra`iticr P~rs,- tosgs slgive a wonderful timpulse to tl~ebil.4 tie ?? A childless perseo is happy, nct to sy a degraded, mau. The C e'd k ralistsselt it down asea law, th'at if awj . atl t5 dren to her husband, she is bound by every ive Io N, to encourage and to patronise a 01ccabe totdo whsm ...

... I I In the week that ended Saturday the 24th, the deaths of 1,073 persons-viv., 547 males and &26 teinales- were registeredinLondon. lbis return exhibits anin- crease otsnearly 100 on the weekly deaths of the last fortnight-a result which is for the most part to be re- ferred to the depression of temperature which was men. tioned in the hat report, and whice continued to a great extent ...

... I At the last monthly general meeting of the above as sociation, held at Lancastr-house, ldelphi, Mr. W. Duthie in the eh~air, the following report waD read and adopted:- ,,The committee have to congratulate their fellow- members upon the progress of the league since the last general meeting. Impwrtant additions have been made to the list of vice- presidents, and a considerable som. in ...

... 7 IRE AT ALDEiRSHOT CAMP. I frew ta . I ?? after nine o'clock on Sunday evening 'ale ?? in the officers' quarters of the Antrim biDB letter H is the south camp. It first oc- ID the hut occaepied by the lieutenant. colonel flated from overheating the stove. The alarm Sediately given by the sentinel close by, but so did the flames extend that the officer occupying ?? succeeded in saving but a ...

... CoOroqdento who do aict find their 0mmunnt4ic~on no- ticed, may infer that we eannot anafrar thaos or decline. to do5 eo. We further' eannote USM331 A5T ccoUMSTAX03S, CRM OUROEL WITIZ A RteTUsWOr oJGS MOB A. Poor Mail and A son of Ireland, in our next. We muet crave s ?? indalganc of certm impatient rorreaDUodeS. Mf. H1. F. (MichaniIs' Iaotitetions.-Next week. Fsrec.-By executrlug a wlrrant ...

... WISEANA ON ME ONOCORDATq On Sunday S~en~ 'Rr$sl WiiX ithei arogu Lo a do@ hi F ° ieetures on tbe Autian en eeda. ~Aftes rvtl~ng at some lengt the argaituei of his mieo d ss hbe eaid that he had attempt~d to sha tha te ?? ?? lie bee pl05 by * series of acts n thi part of the S verna eft, ii a position ineompa l with her clims, UCca7sim narcha having deprived her of almost eveth that was ...

... THEB GARDIZ.-Ear Mu. Glmzxs SEASONABLE GARDENING It the frost has net injured us materially in our gronnd operations, there Is ne se.urity that it may not cc so Soy twenty-four herues a h0ad; and, for want of better work do that whieh almost everybody neglects: prune )our stanaud trees, It ts cold work in frosty and a diengreeable jab in wet weatber, but it is reelly as eseential as ...