... SOLDIERS' REMITANCES TO THEIR . FAMILIES. ad . I'.1,1M II at Major Powys has forwarded to the Times a letter from be Lieutenant-Colonel Warre, Lommanding the 57th Regiment, n corroborating the statements made, that most of the married ] 9 soldiers do remit money to their wives, while th~e are stilli some who positively refitse t'J do so, knowing, as they do, that they cannot be compelled. to ...

... t I I- - . - .- I ?? I I 1 ly h.Uhi ?? .lecd k Telegraph.) hai d, FRANCE. agu D- The Moniteeer publishes the returns of the corn aim 't trade in the different French markets during last o'cI to week of October, and first fortnight in November, int ig from which it appears that the lowest price was at an as Hennebon,. 28 francs 40 centimes; and the highest car' to at Bergues, 42 francs 40 ...

... ?,,Dtnj S; faimilancoug P;swo. ?J ECCL SIASTICAl NTLTLLIGENCE.- The LT El Bish p o Idanche'Ster, On Tuesday, tit the ])iocesan ltiegiatry, St. James's Squlare, licensed the. Rev. John Mashcdcr-, B.A. to thle stipen- dicarycurar'y of St. John's, Bury; that :ev. Charles Richard riifling, BA.,. to the stipienditiry cur-soy of St. James's, Roch dale; and the Rev. Joh n Price tO: tile stipendisry ...

... THE SELF-ACTING MINDERS I Sas, gAND PIECERS. ks utol weekly mseeting of tihe self-noting miesiders and I on1 strike wvas held on Wednesday evening, aut the b piece, joattifllte, Heyrad-etreet, at half-past seven oeolvck. Y,,chiPr hovilg been taken, thle CuAIRMiANi said he had beein ddod by one of the directors of the Institute that theyr reel ,'el;veayor to preserve order. They had made the ...

... - - - hat the recent difficulties between the nt Pe nr Ranilwany of Portugal and the English con- riors, Messrs. Shaw, Waring, and Co. has been arranged, ESTEIN COUNTIES RAILWAY. -The Board of Trade, hose attention to the state of this railway had been called f tile town council of the city of Norwich, have appointed e ?? Wynne, RE. to inspect the line between 1jendofi and Norwich. ...

... THE VISIT OF THEE ING OFl I - SARDINIA. at ~~(Frqm the Court Circular.) to Windsor, on Friday, exhibited at an early hour a very br animated. and lively appearance - the. inhabitants being' Por as busily engiiged in decorathig their houses with flags, ban- and ners, and de~iceas in lamps, in order to do honlour to oft tethe isit of Hecr Majesty's illustrious guest. The unprece, obt, re dented ...

... MANCHESTER BOARD OF GUARDIANS, for, The weekly meeting of the Manchester board was held on Thursday morning at ten o'cloc-. The guardiatsoreportedtbat wn during the past week out-relief hade been as ?? for poor, 1,426 cases, cost X181. IOs. od.; Irinh poor, I11ll cases, hat cost X190. 19s. 4d.; English unsettled poor, 1.0o1, cost ery .2135. Os. Id.: total number of cases, 8,8518, cost '1507. N ...

... r MR. WADDINGTOIZ'S REPLY. -.AS - - IA - ` -1 A- r -rt Mr. Waddington, the chairman of the Eastern Counties Ralway, has'published his reply to the report of the corn.Al mittee of investigation. Herevertsbackto the spring of1801, the when he was called upon to assume the chairmanship-a perio ha( he says, when the company was 1in a state of decadence adbal disaster, They were being ruined by ...

... F r The Belfast NeWsletter of Saturday, says: For some days r past, in consequence of the strong winds blowing continuously e from the south-east, a heavy sea has been running in hle chan. . nel, rendering navigationdificult and dangerous. On Thursday it evening, at six oclock, the Laurel and Semaphore left this port, S the former for Morecambe and the latter for Liverpool. As soon as these ...

... .THE CHRISTAS -PANTOMIME.- - -1 C ! . t ~ : awilt We think we may venture to jsay that the manager of no usual provincial theatre in this country has taken so much pains, or. elves aif expended so great an outlaty, year by year, upon the production arti-:iee, of the good old Christmas pantomime, as the proprietor of our t'arning Theatre Royal. We rejoice that h lie hs 'done so;!for though. ...

... gtotvw NO)o ? ?, - AS TON. - additions LstOTURtS oN BcnBLa BuaaImeG.-Tel5 Rev. J.fG. Rogeis Sthqencevou B.A. delivered a lecture taol Church-streeto Siinday'ift4r for this y noon, in the Teinperanice al hrc.te taking for hi s workithn subject ,Bible bu rning 11n 1855. a eatisfa ScIso CHRIST~As FsSrTIVitES.-Agreat Ma- jority of tle Sundlay schools connected -with the churches svpy and Cihapels ...

... --icutif(c oustruallp. HATCiIN~G THE EGGS OF THEn MCINEu.MoN.- 'The ichnuemon is a four-winiged fly, which takees no other ea food then honey; and the greet object of the female is to dis- ?? a proper niduie for her eggs.Insrcoftishisi constmat motion Is the Caterpillar of a butterfly or moth the appropriate food for her young? You see her alight upon the Plants where they nirc most usually to ...