... THE GABDEN.-By E. An ,> I SEASONABLE GARDEtNI If our readers have attended to the iepeated warnlang they have had to protect things against froat, they rsay on Zatin- late themselves that their. steoik be not seered' 'if, on the Qestrary, anybody has neglected our admonitions, and left tender seabjeete to the ?? Of the climate, same rnuat have eaffered, and hle has only himself te b1lame, ...

... METROPOLIS LOCAL MA6EmtNr ACT. I I f%. ?? l .- r . - ?? On Wednesday, the elections for the representatives to tee central board of werks from the various metro- polian parishes, took place uader the provisions otthe Metropolis Local Management act. We subjoin the results:- CiIr oF LonDorN.-r. Harrison, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Hall. ST. MA.UYL1;oxrn.-At the close of the ballot, the naubers for the ...

... 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 ...

... The Tlmes' correspondent, writing from the Turkish camp at Sugdidi on the l1tb, famishes partieulars re- specting the day after the battle of the Ingour. He says:- The day after a battle is generally one of repose, and the Turkish troops were scarcely in a condition to fel- low the retreating Russian army the day after the pas- sage of the IngoUr. I saw, however, in the course of my ...

... SERIOUS RAILWAY ACOIDENrS. ACCIDmEB ONw THE GANAT NORTHERY RAILWAY. -Doacaster, Wednesday ?? Tuesday even- ing, at Sutton station, the mixed express from London, which arrives at East Retford at 9 5., was telegraphed as having left the station for Daneaster. After it had been due lor some time, the officials of Doneaster sent off a pilot engine, which found the train at tue Ranskill station, ...

... I _ . LTHE SINAY IN CRYSTAL. Il The Report of the Crystal Palace Company again reverts to the great question of the Sun- day opening of that great temple of the beauti- ful after morning church service. It had, been proposed by certain individuals of the direction to adopt a method of Sunday opening, profit- ablo to the company, and not contrary to law:' This adroit method has, very properly, ...

... THE DESTRUCTION OF CORN NEAR GHEISX The admiralty have received despatehes from Admi- ral Lyons, enclosing a report from Captain Osborn, who had been despatched to destroy the harvest of this year, which was collecting in the neighborhood of Gheisk-liman, for the purpose of being transported in the winter months, partly to the enemy's army in the Crimea over the frozen Gulf of Azoff, and ...

... I _ IA iIr. Allen, the unfortunate man who suffered a tap. rible fracture of both his legs in the accident whicb occurred on this railway on Friday week, and whese right leg was taken off imaediately after his admission to the hospital en the same evening, underwent ampu. tation of his left leg at an early hour on Saturdaq morning. The poor fellow was most uwillling to sub. mit to the second ...

... ., an fltlTorL 1\ iA WAP-OFFICE, Deo. 14, Royil Hogrssnt of Eorse Guards-Cor-set J. W. BaDele to ba Lieutengnt, by yurcO a e, viea G. P. C. A. Lord StaahcPe, who vetires. yprhv 7ih Light Dragoons.-Cornet R. X. Pedder, from theis1th Light Dragooso, to be Cornet, without parchase, vice lle, prooloted. 9th Light Dragoong.-Capt. A. W F, scett, from tbe ?? Foot, to be Captai, vice Trosoer, who ...

... I --9,,nLETTRWTER., . TERMS Op-PEACE. To ?? EDiroa,-Sir,-I am a bard workling man, and feel the preesure of the times; my expenses are heavy and my in- eome small, having always escaped the ieo asmtaL BRaton - no account would I for one, bad as things are, submit toc any terms of pewo but those moet honoerable to EnglandL Give UE a goverameat that VAil carry on the war with the ust- m ost ...

... I.A MONSTER PLRALIST. The Chaiter-house woild so trbe a pet in of city corruption. CorrptionI and malversatioun pervad~e the hiole intitutiou. ,That which should be sa beau~tiful, au enduring evidence of the philanthropy of the ancient merehant and citizem-a very temple of benevolenoe-is be- come a crying slander, and an abomination; a mockery of the excellence of good intentions in the ...

... |~AY OF THE WAR. I I ,nALov n time of festivity in &m5as 1 5151uy a un v . at is it Easter that holy Russia makes Sa'0g; Irry, Muscovites kissingr their images, 1°,,One eanother. and getting drunk with 3 net, who, by a cemmunity of drunken- N ve holy warranty of the vice. Never- fb69,the Czar will have ?? bit of comfort; 565d gntage gained wherewith to rejoice him. a his people at the ...