... TRE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINIHs I ST&TERErT OF A RETURNED MINHIM (From ihe San Francisco .hlletin of June 21,) Nr. George B. Wilbur, a brother of one of the firn of Strobridge and Co., who has just arrived inthe Panama, has called upon us, and given some interest. I ?? particulira of his experience in the Framer fiver mines which will be found below. Be left San Francisco on the 20th of April, on ...

... Fronm a Correspondent at Berlin. Visitors arriving in Berlin at this season labour under the disadvan- tage of being shut out of the Royal Theatres, which are closed till the middle of August. Many-tongued rumour is busy with the name of Van Rnlson, the Intendant of the same. As I put little faith in rumours I will not communicate what I have heard, but will simply state as a fact, that a ...

... | IBERIA FARLIAMENT: I HOUSE OF LOBD8.-MONDAT. TnE TuENhna PICTURES.-If reply to Lord St Leonard's, tbe Barl of Derby stated that tbegovernment would ser it0 best exertions to fulfil the obligation attached to the bequest by the late Mr. Turner of pictures to the nation. TnE ATLAiTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY bill was read a third time. TuxE COgsWALL SIJB3MAIRINE JINIES bill was read a se- cond time. ...

... FILTH OF THE SERPENTNE. On Tuesday a deputation, appointed by the recent meeting in Sloane-street on the subject of the bad condition of the Serpentine, waited on Lord John Manners, at the office of the board of works, with the view of urging on that department the necessity of remedying the evil complained of. The deputation consisted of Dr. Copland, Dr. Lenlester, Dr. Petti- grew, Dr. ...

... a- ?? Iris page will always be found interesfing to -Licensed Tictnallers, and the operations of the UNITED Towys' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TUALLEES' DEFENCE LEAGuE are pzublished under their own, superintendence. Legislative Suppression of Licenses in Wales. Inl all ages and in all times there have sprung up, like mushrooms, mnen erho seem to have a sort of mania for what they call ...

... To TRs EDITOR Oa 3TH EuA. All things new are not true: All thing true are not new. Sir,-Space for a few, perhaps, useful effosions, as a means of developing the phase of a problem, not less important than inter. esting, you may not improperly accord in the columns of your valuable and widely-circulated journal. Facts are stubborn things,', not less so are figures; let, then, more of this ...

... _,7H MASSACRE AT JEDD&AH I _ ?? -- - ?? ! The gromiteur publishes the subjoined account of the recent masscre at Jeddas from the pen of M. Emsrat, the dragoman and chancellor o the Frn consulate, whose gallant behaviour has earned him the crone of the Legion of Hanour:- On the evening of the 15th of June the town of Jeddah was the theatre of terrible scenes of slaugh- ter; twenty-three victims ...

... FOTES OF TKE' WaxI YOUR PITY is EARNESiIY REQ21T5D p1 A HALF-sBUFFOCATD COM IErurgie We do not think that sufficient pity hsrbeen sho by the public for the unfortunate Committef that f several days consecutively, and in the hotnt, p;tj of the year, has been sitting on the Thames. It it. bad to pus over the river on the deck of a ottamela imagine what it must be to sit right on it! . 8ig;' ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. The closing session has been a fruitful one. Jews are admitted to sit in the House of Coam- mons; the Property Qualification is abolished; and the government of India is transferred from Leadenshull-street to the Crown. It is true that the first of these results has been reached in an unsatisfactory manner; that Hebrews must creep into the House through a hole. ...

... TI,,p - -n ' a . _ - Tihe iosing session is like the closing year. As at Christmas, we cast up GOur accounts, strike our balances, and ascertain our monetary position as compared with a former period; so, sometime it, July, when Ministerial whitebait is in process of digestion, we con over the labours of the Senate, and endeavour to take the reckoning; the longitude of our position in ...

... IRELAND .I O 8ANel CllzcLxiATD.-The Evening Mail VWWLI t X domettic incident so plainly illusitra- bogs tD ig rowth of papdl intolerance asice the un- tve ° lb, Ii Ireland was handed over to the exclte. gisD obu!r: g, of Dr. Cullen, that, even with a just Iive dOID, to intrude upon the sanctuary of private ,,pRAIu; ?? sets forth these facts from a sense of life, tbie J to 4ociety:- The ...

... EMIGRATIONl l ?? CANADIAN EMIGRATION. The ?? letter hbs been written to the editor of the Times:- '1Sir,-I have been waiting for e long time ia hopes of seeing a letter ln your columns tringto iitop the great rush of young men to this coruntry, but base waited In vain rmull the reeelpt of the last mall, in yonr date of the 2Dth nil., where I see an extract from a better dated Toronto. I really ...