... j TREACHERYi IN''OUR. IIWAN I. I Thbg ~ meiitthere-la no l~n ieru irnb orie~l i .jlagc~e leot to.obserre that.th ublc.miid isi far from eing aured if the godith of tae w-o bava thidion~of lffar e. We do not ?? ?? bwfo* 'abrd; aincere- m n~deavourlego' imaintain iti hoao~wadnea ?? on the war am to rhaten the period I' a t~cto~' anmdrble; peac. Butry'4ard-by-no ~n to at~fld~ha le ogmeas. ...

... ?? ? . I . .QOvann Pea uon v1i X- ON FOR l.Th Dublin cor od of t wtova Whij stas6 that: a con- frence of thi iaw oficers of the Crow was held, to tiake lute donslderution .tbhe -proprietr-of pariistlg certain neiapodes -fat txeir crrtupoh :the Attorney-ienetol inetsne 't the Bble-bl~imtingptoasctio6s The swrlt does not know the result. A rumour to the effectthat some proceedings on thepii of ...

... EASTERN COUNTIES RAILIAy (C'nsfistel freom TAe Morning Chkroricla of y11ut'Y s ADVANCES. We nre accused by the Committee of InveetiJ,,.I baving improperly made adraarica out ?? api I shall give you the particulars of these advancese run it will then be for you decide as to the impropriety of an one of them. 1. The first advance referred to is an advance te the Norfolk Railway CompanY of ...

... TIE PEACE 2EGOTIAOnm A letter from Berlin, of the 22nd, in the y I have at piesent somthig 'positive end in ' l' announce. I a: bort te since stated t Pctsntto confided by the.King to th Count Munster wes 33508 symtpom of the disposion o hs ajeaty. At a happy have good resson for beving that ?? about to be manifestd by a atilmoraigniflt E political men'. have ben srck by ths complet cha° ...

... UllB XL PBS~L O1N WAR. Sir R. Pl, Bat, M.P.i who. Is the csptnof the An- glseea troop of the tiffordshfri YeDma1nr C(Aalry, enter- taldadat diorir, at the Qnefsa' Arms Hotel,' the nog-6am. miseiondadfficees and privates of him troop, asd proposed -:the toust of The Army ecd' ivy, ia a style which be- 'tokened naursauly strong .'feelg upon the wsuject. The hon. baronet's animation Wu ...

... ADmIbISTR&oTw RZxOII On Monday evening, B. IL IL MoPre, Eq., addreama . numerous and respectable audience at Crosbyif n Bid - ate-street, .on the subject of- admnsetive repc , the means proposed for iti attainment. Mr. GAssioT, who presided, having briefly inrdc the lecturer, Mr. Mooua commenced by observing, that it was t on very good authority that when the budget of the was opened in ...

... |: TIE{ LLIMR WRITER - '-STRliKE, B rUT Hl i'-ON WORD VOR lTHE IRISEI To anm EOITOB-91iT-An Irishm by birth and early education, a Soolchumal 'rWieas andeprin.aco. =cn onmy help mten, and a numerouM 0ad newal of ?? Osy only ela feorsh a-short apaew in ot ft ,521erao wm e hthw cetioudejrght to, 1, o cr,.th p ee themkdiyiss erI T~ffi~a~dabpseas-to isv teik I have rend ft fist day whena the- ...

... , THIRD EDIION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERXOO'g, IN Tim-E FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LOYIyS EWBY NEWSPAPKE OImC BAT-Drn Ar5EmooCr. * A Vienna despatch announces that Omer Pfacha recommenced offensive operations on the 9tb. Tae result is not noawn. Reinforcements from Kamleseh and Eupatoria had on the 21st ult. raised the force of the allies at Kertsch and Yenikale to a strength of nearly 4;,009 ...

... DEVONSHIRE.-PUBLTO R ?? inrhlbitant of the parish of Bishopsteignton having for Fome time been at variance with his neighbours, and rejec'ting the attempt of a muhtal friend to bring about a reconsiliation, the Bxeler Gazette relates that- PBetween the conclusion of the Sunday morning prayers and the administration of the holy ?? on Suaday morning; this gentleman roee from his seat, and with ...

... I SUMMER AND WINTER.-HEAVY DAMAGES. I The following rather singular trial cme off in the Irish Court of Common Pleas, Dublin. It was an ac. tion brought by Miss Sarah Harford, a lady about the age of twenty, five, against the defendant, Mr. Edward Singleton, a gentleman upwards of sixty years of age, for a bresch of promise of marriage. This promise was admitted bat thedetendaet pleaded that ...

... ELECTIONT OF CGaIRsIAa.-The adjzturned meeting of the new Me- tropolitan Bo rd of Works for the election of permanent chairman, at a salary of 1,5001. a year. in accordance with the resolutions previously passed, was held on Saturday at Burlington house, when there were only three members absent of the forty-four who compose the Board, and Mr J. A, Noolsy presided, as on the former occasion. ...

... A UB ST B A L I A.- We have received our advicas, by the Kent, from Melbourne, to Sept. 4, and Adelaide, Aug. 2o. *Th imes Melbourne'cbrrepondepnt says:- At a publicmeet- ing Eeld . a Prahren last iipary one qf the m iembers for the county in the chair, it was prpposed to memorillse Sir Charles Hoqthma. not to send home the * appropriated moiety'~ of the land fund to imipbrt more labourers at ...