... I LUNAR MOTION NOT ROTATION, Mr. Jeliniger Symons has forwarded a letter to the daily pises In nwhich he sass:e iThe following experiment was tried in the presence of pelaed geetimleen at Gloucester an Saturdy night, ard iP, I theak, the best phractical teat of what is a plsrely mechanical question. ~ A bell was made to revolve, on a eiroular disc, round a pivot in the centre, It was firmly ...

... The municipal authorities have this morning (says a letter from Milan of the 8th inst.) posted up at the ooner of every street a large placard announcing offi- oially the arrival of their majesties for the 16th, with a statement of some of the arrangements made to oele- brate that event, as ?? a yionrw of La Scala theatre, which their majesties will honour with their presence in the evening. ...

... A meeting of this society was held on Monday evening, f which was fully ?? Roderick Murchison in the I 9bair. Ic Among the numerous donetions to the society since its R last meeting, was a map of one of the governments of Russia, made on a scaleof three inches to a mile, in which 13 the.bouttdarics-aid all objects of interest in the comitry are U marked with great minuteness. The Chairman ...

... LORD PANAIURE ON BIBLE REVITSION. The annual meeting of the Edinburgh Bible Society was held on Friday. Lord Panmure occupied the chair. In his addsess he said, after referring to the great number of bibles circulated by the society, he thought that upon this occasion-when they were living in tines such as these- times when every atternpt was made, both by those who. openly opposed Protestant ...

... ?? - -- ?? .I P 1. - OP T . i. . . t is ag'eat blessing to Enghishme' -an& one, for. whic they are truly and 'devoutly grateful, that the . Sovereign can do no wrone, It is, therefore, very inconsistet ii th ose officers who complain of the recent display of nepotism on the part. of. the Queen, i'.whc'.has appoirted ?? )lephewP, his Serene Highne's .the Prince of Leiningen,..toI fU the ...

... COUAt LACRYBS AND THE ZINCOME TAX. * .WXIe hsave alreadty'givdn, in -lump sums,. the expenses of ths' dilrerent departments of, ithe royal jousiehold for sala- 'rie; adid propose .ov.tfo'perform fortheksinetanistre- cipiedls' the same service Which ws lately rendered to Prince Albertt; not diopbting that they will cordiallyvfol- 3lo*'tfie' pampl1e, which he; will ef course as cordially set ...

... X m . , OIP THE TYIE, STEAMER. The Tyne, iron West India steamer, 2,184 tons, left Lisbon on Friday week, and hiad heavy seas and hazy weather throughout her-homewardrun. On Monday it was found impossible to' take an observation, owing to the dense state of the atmosphere. Soundings .were-. made every, 'two hours, and the results so far agreed with. the chart and the supposed course of the ...

... THE GREAT HOAILWAL YORGrts. Leopold Redpath and Charles James Comvns Kent were placed at the bar of the Old BEiley on Friday morning to answer the indictments 'of fraud and forgery preferred against them. Mr. Sergeant Ballantine, Mr; Bodkin, and M-tGiffaid prosecuted. Mt. Sergeant Parry and Mr. Tin- dalI Atkinson defended Redpath; -r; Hawkins and Mr. Thompsonp defenided Kent. ' When the ...

... LOSS OF THE VIOLET, OSTEND MAIL I Packet. I1 The worst apprehensions as to thle fate of this gal:lant sklil) ace rulfortuliately confirmed. There is no logel aili doohlbt that thle wvrek obserlvid oil the southern edge of the tissilil' on Tllcsd *y is that of tbe Violetj, and, worse than all else, thlat every soul Oi board llas perished. irhe maltiaging director of tie ?? 011 Illlperili 311;1 ...

... |THE LATE GALES-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND | t THE LATE PROPERTY. I - .* . ,. ' a vite From Thursday to Monday se'rsnight thce coast was visited ij by a succession of- gales raging from the S.W~. to the N.E. P On, Sa~turdlay itigist and Sunday they caosed serious damage. ti Between Flairborooglh Head andth mohofhe'n t fbetween 30 and 40 wr~ecks are reported to have occurred, in aI several ...

... rOREION INTELLICENCE. FO E ?? ,TRIAL Or VERGER, THIE ASSASSIN. hi s tulrdayl at anine o'clock, the doors of the Court of Assize at were thisir open, and the whole space was almost instan- 1ari 1 Ailed. On the tablewre tile robes which the prelate wore thoa e wavs stabbed and the huge Catalan knife with which the ,when done and which was still stained with blood. daaihe Oler being placed in the ...

... ?? - , liailWA W18. I Gakixf80 SOUusiam AND WscsmaN.-1turn of t Ird fr the B -week andhig Dee 27, 186t -o t . d. ae, '.Passengers,.parcels, &c.; amount £3971 12 6 o Merdbasl 15ansi eattl o 1 1518l15- 1,490 7 6 Corlespending week in 1856 (203k niles open:- i Passengersi iulsils, &c.; amount 3981 7 7 A aierohandizeand cle .. .. 16CM9 T ?? 14 9, I RISa SOUTH BASTESON (Carlow to Kilkeenny, 25 ...