... THE RELATIONS OF LANDLORD AND TE.NANT. (FROM[ THIE CORI; EXAMINER.) ab At the Bandon Quarter Sessions, on Thursday.v be- wi fore Mr Moody, Assistant-Barrister, thc case of ins Joseph Wallis O'Bryen Iloare, otherwise O'Bryen be EHoare, plaintiff; R'ichard Manning, defendant, was cit called on. This was an ejeetment on notice to quit, to recover that part of the lands of Droumn dadge, held by ...

... Ett (Livil 5trhtf. INLAND REVENUE.-We (Carmarthen Journal) aus- fr derstand that the Board of Inland Revenue have de- N termined to afford to executors and administrator6 in v the country greater facility for passing accounts nuder ri the Legacy and Succession Duty Act, and bhav& ac- G cordingly directed the Stamp Distributors to trammit w them daily to Somerset House instead of trmonthly as ...

... AG?ENTS FOIt ThE CALEDONL?'. I?IERCURY. ASherdeen ?? & R. Mlilne,lGasgow V, Love, St Athenaeunm. | Enoch Square Do. ?? & J. Smnith. Greenock . ?? Owven. Do. .W. Panton. laddington ..J. Dlillen. Do. ..D. Wyllie & Son. Do. ?? Smuiles. bberlady ?? F. M~itchell. latvick ?? Black. Alln .J . Lothian. Do. ..J. Dalgleish. Arbronth ?? Smithw. Inveresk ..J. Gordon. Do ?? Sutherland. Linverk~eithg.. ...

... AGE??TS EOR TilE CALEDUXLA2? MEi?C1AiY. Aberdeer, ?? a Rt. 31ile, G-asgow v ?? Love, S. Atleenneam, | Enoch30ra^- Do. ?? & J1. Smith. Greenock ?? Oxwen. Do. ?? Paaton. H}addinglgon .,J. Milieu. Do. ?? Vyllie £ Son.; Do. .G. Smiles. Aberlady ?? F. 3Iitchel. ,Bawick ?? Black. Alloa ?? Lothian. |Do. ?? Dalgleis~h Arliroatle ?? Smithl. inm-eresk ?? Gordon. Do. ?? Satherland. inlverkeiehg}lfls ...

... fj?viffll 3uttIlipurf. FRANCE. The circumstances attending the death of Gene al Cavaignac, which occurred at Ournes, were these. It appears that about four o'clock in the afternoon the General left the house with a fowling-piece in his hand, to inspect some works which were being executed in the grounds, and afterwards to pay a visit to Il. Gustave de Beaumont, his neighbour. Just as he ...

... (FRlOM THE stllcaAIcs' 7,SAGAINE.) An article on submarine telegraph cables, written by Mr Bodie, master of the AgamcnrnonX affords ground for a remark or twvo upon the subject. Mr Bodie's views and suggestions are the result of the thoughtful observation, by a Ilighilv intelligent and experienced seamsn, of the arreflgeflents and appli- ances carried out in connection with the recent at- ...

... r AOrrt es De lt c II t Z. THE BANK CHARTER AND THE MONEYED INTEREST. TO TCE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONLUZ MERCtUtRY. Sir,-I have been reading in the Miercury a good article headed Our Monetary System, under- signed P. B. P. Perhaps you will permit me asmall space in your well-regulated paper to set forth a few ideas that have for years pervaded my own mind on this important question of currency. ...

... I THE HYDASPES STEAIER. The Admiralty state that no account whatever has been received respecting a casualty to the Hydaspes transport. She left St Helena October 1st, and after coaling left on the 3d for India. No foreign news of importance. THE Law Courts were opened to-day. The Lord Chancellor received the Judges and the new Lord Mayor. TuE: SURREY GARDEN-S. - The adjourned meeting of the ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAV1IN EDINuRGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. NOVEMBER 1857. T* The abbreviations within parenthesis-(CaL.), (S. C.*, (L and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively. andintimate that the trains start from the teraniri of these railways in Edinbargh at the hours ...

... MERCURY OFFICZ WEDNESDAY, ELVEN nCLOCK. FRANCE. POsi, Tuesday. - The Plenipotentiaries will as. sexable on Thursday at the Ministry of Foreign Af- fairs, to exchange the ratification of the treaty rela- tive to the boundaries of the new frontier of Bessa- rabia. COMMERCIAL. The Times' City Article says - A steady flow of bullion to the Bank asserts the tendency to a re- sumption of confidence, ...

... BY ELECT'RIC':0 TEL'EGRlAPH. | INDIA. MALIsm Nov. 6.-Alexandria advices to the morning of the 2d report no tidings of the ar- rival at Snez of the expected Indian and Austra- lian mails. ' The Dutchman, with a detachment of Royal Engineers from England, reached Alexandria on the 31st October, and the troops left next day for Suez, to. await the arrival of the Hindostan and Potttnghr. Those per ...

... ¶'DIE OF TRAINS LEAVfl?G RPINBU.RGH FO1'? UNDERMENTIONEI? PLACES. NOVEMlBER 1857. **#t The abbievlo tlons wiithin parenthesis-(Oal.>, (S. 0., (S. aad G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D5.) -signify Caledosaises, Scottish Central, E~dinburgh and Glasgowr, North} Britial;, and Edblsburgis, Penis, and Dandee Railwrays respectively, .and intimate that the trains sta2rt from the tarumini : these railways in ...