... MR. JOHN CARUDEN. 'Love is Heaven, and Heaven is love. So sang the great poet of tile North ian other days; *ut, alas! hi our own timc tile man whlo loves not wisely but too well is bound over uinder a penalty of £5,000 to keep the peace towards tile obiject oa hbis nlbetions. Mr. Cardecl is again in trouble. T'icaversion ofthe ladt', tile ridicule of the world, the dict of n plison-'ii-ise, ...

... DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT-FOURTEEN . '-LIVES LOST. A DUEAflPUL colliery accident occurred on Wednesday at the Primrose Colliery, worked by a company of whliich Messrs. Morgan & Lewis -aro the principal owners, and situate near Pontardawe, nine miles from Swansea. Two hundred men were in tile pit'woen the accidentoccurred. The men went to work at si& o'clock on Wcdnesday morning, and about ...

... THE ASS[STANT-BARRISTERSIItP OF COUNTY AIEATIL. FOR SOmeI years past there has been a constant sue- cession of systematic attacks in tile columns of the Dublin Evening Meail, so virulent as almost to seem the result of personal spite, against tie present Lord Chancellor and Attorney.General for Ireland. So per- sistent has that journal been in its ennity that even the friends and relations of ...

... * OALENDAR AND TIDE TABrE-1858 SUN. I MOON. H Righ Wator. Days. Rises. Sets. jRiss. Mull ,O Morn. Even. M. II. M. II. M. lt. Ir. 1H. . M. jt, If. Oct. 1 G24 1 510 lle ' 050 8 025 11 G20 7 !OA23 6 2 4!041 057 1I 628 5 5 1 28 6 44 51 1'33 13 630 63 2 18 7 43 aI153 212 14 6 a2r,, 2 50 8 54 7237 3 S 1 634 458 3 1t :10 13 833 0 411 1 63162 4e5 3 2 5 11 3 4 59 5946 MOON's A&E.-First Qaarter, Friday, ...

... ?? I, I file wititan). ? ?11 PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAt-OFFICI3, PALL-MALL, OC'r. 5. 2nd Dragoon Guards- Capt. J. T. Ling, from 18th Light Dragoon, to be Captain, vice Jarvis, who ex- *banges; Cornet J. W. Z. Wright, from 7th Dragoon 3uards, to be Licutenant, by purchase, vice Jarvis, wromoted. 5th Light Dragoons-J. 0. G. Smith, gent., to bo Iornet, withoat purcliase. 7th Light Dragoonls ...

... (FRaOM OUR OWN CORn1ESl1ONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Wr are still without nyv foreign or domiestic news of any moment. In India, the mutineers are flying in aill directions before thc victorious march of the British troops; il America, trlde iS gradually re- covering itself; in Australia, the supply of gold con- tinnes unabated; in France, the army of Napoleon is still supreme dictator; anud in ...

... WE are now enabled to give a correct account of the actual and anticipated appointments to the Medical Council, Since the elections by the medical corporations have taken place, thle rumours regarding the Crown appointments have assumed a positive character. It is now understood that the six members to be nomi- nated by the Queen vill be Sir James Clark, Bart,, Physician to her Majesty; Sir ...

... THilIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS [BxY MAhGNE OIC TUEL GIAVI.] C 0 Ol SIt ii Et c I A L. Tbo Daily A'cews says that tho tea market remains tirm, and sipply of ?? CongOln is r'epor0ted iUs- proved. Price 1Id. For casli. P'rivato toelgrulias from Ciila1t state tile sliilpmelts of the season at 10,0Q0001bs. less ?? at the same period last year. Tfeio Tbc'Ar announces that, accor(ding to tile tele- grams ...

... [ I (FROM OUR NEW YORI CORRFSPONDET.) NEW YORK, OcT, 13. NOTWITrISTANDING the large quantity of cambric handkerlchiefs which have been sold in this market at low prices during the past season, we had an anc- tion sale last week, where something like 27,000 dozens were offered, and the greater pait sold at mnost ruinous prices; but as this occurs week after week, and year alter year, it ...

... NUMIllzR OF STAIMPS ISSUED TO TIlE FOLLOWING NEWSPAPEPS, FROM .1ST JULY, 1855, TO 31ST DLEcmMIIE, 1857. (F'oes Ode Pthe lirlentaly Sfulep Return.) . Qurler Quarter Qunrter Quanrter Quarter sr BPAPRnS. ended ended ended onded euided Sept. 50, Dec. 10, Mar. 31, June 30, Sept. 80, 18. 3. 1033. 3030. 1830. 18D0. News-Letter ?? 30,000 9s,OO 35,000 82,300 80,000 . Ioigly . . 5,000 1,000 251,00 47000 ...

... HORSE GUARDS, OCT. 1.-The following amended regulations are issued in reference to the memoranda of the 23rd December, 1857, and the Ist of June 1858, for the guidanco of candidates for admission by com- petitive exanmination into the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, ..The age of admission to be from six- teen to nineteen years. Every candidate for admis- sion must apply through his parent ...

... MANCHESTER ATHENRUM SOIREE. IADDRESS BY LORD JOHN UUSSELL. A ?? was given last Thursday evening, in the Free-trado Hall, Mlanchester, by the directors of the Manchester Athenveum, at which more than 2,000 were present, many of them being ladies, Lord STANLEY of ALDERLDY took the chair. Lord John Russell, the Hon. Judge Haliburton, Professor Aytoun, Sir James Brooke, R. Monckton, Alilnes, Esq., ...