... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. Not. 17.—Gertrude (».»•), White, Pillau, wheat, Ac. 19—London (s.s.), Buik, London, goods—Vtrtusen, Pleog, Bar lingen, wheat. SO—Ormontruiv, Olsen, Christiansund, battens—Caithness, Cam ming, Newcastle, coals. 21.—Eagle s.), Dead rick, Hull, goods—lsabella, Archer, Sunderland, lime—Pandora, Tullocb, Kirkwall, flah—Wallace, Gourlay, Leven, light. 22.—John and ...

... History tells of a conquerer who died from « pestilence cau*ed the bodies of the vanquished. 8 a set-off against such libel humanity, we will point a philanthropist whose sole aim is to overcome disease, d rob the grave of victims. The man to whom we refer j foreigner, Englishman, but can nowhere be looked up on «n alien, tor he knows distinction of race or cree d in his effort rescue his ...

... (From tbe Saturday Review.) The necessity which Louis Napoleon has felt of retiring from the situation in which his own too successful violence had placed him, must be admitted to be reassuring symptom for Europe. In the presence of the helpless submission of Portugal and the hitherto unexplained inaction of England, we were much in need of some substantial proof that there was anything, ...

... Why Jack ! what's the matter ? You looked denced queer ! Yaas! You see. I've gone into business. I buy clay pipes a penny a-piece, and smoke em till they ire black, and then sell 'em for guinea; but it s precious hard work, I can tell you. Tale of a Kite.—The papers tell an appaling story about an Irishman, who, flying a great kite, was carried away it, and borne across the country until ...