... | |, t, a en Is. 770 Tu- I ire .11,b ty to leans are ce of For reSt, 52, for The n 25 anr As or tinge Otih's by a door munt Woitli ever. ean. 05 Ox- arid )ices IV' 5, rect, iv. S ,To v, r, to mell- rare- I. at ilcial t, to Iois, -, 11, noet, 5Oit, 2. at Smite- nid and rues, Dee -Sol: mms- anly say a ft dlay, v, at FRANCE. Another vessel belonging to L Redanion has been pillfged on tie coast of ...

... WILD IRISH JO'UBNALISM. I The following is the style in which the Nation, the well known rabid Whiteboy paper of Dubliu, speaks of R the late inhuman outrage in Donegal: L Not Shot Dead.-The Rev. Alexander Nixon, of In Gweedore, was shot at on Sunday last under very mysterious circumstances. He is not dead, and is tot likely to die at present. The pistol was placed to his mouth and fired; his ...

... A 1MOTHER CRUBb TO A BLIND INFASVT CHILD. Yesterday Mary Alnian, nged 29, was charged, at the Mansioll-110u1e, with gross cruelty to her infant Catherine, eight months old, whereby it had become totally blind. .A few days ago the husband of the prisoner attended at the Justice-roota, and coniplained that his wife was in the constant habit of getting drunk and neglecting the infait, which fromu ...

... LOUAD INTELLIGENCE-,. Ho~mERorATiil DissrnfsAu', 2, 'HAsRioau- Btre STREET,, MOUNT-VLEA5ANT.-The treasurer of 'the D~ liverpooil Hommcopatbie Dispensary begs to thank dut: the trustees Of thle late Istael Bne,'Rqof solo Liverpool for the Elui of £100, being 'a legacy L bequeathed to the above Charity. -J. J. EDeIAR, For, tresasuer. November 1, 185.we SEanuus A-CCIDENT.-Yesterday, a labourer, ...

... H- ORTICULTURE (3ARDENING OPEIIATmNS FOR TILE WEEK. PLANT ?? the ipnyof (tower's Iin the niiuii air- is niearly over for a e~isoii, Ciitleavoitr to mnake thle conservattory ats at- ractive its posib5leli more lparticuilarily as it willprv ui adilitionial sourlce ?? to these w1ho canl- lot ta he out- door exercise Fives 11y nlig nay Ilie 'ego isi te, hoit regua r adinussion of slir Should lie ...

... BELGIUML The object of the visit of the King of the Belgians and the D ake ?? de Brabant and the Count de Flandre to Arlon, on Wednesday, was to inaugu- rate the railway which places that town about five hours' Journey from Brussels. The King was accompenied by the Ministers of the Into- .Mr, Finance, Justice, 1 oreign Affairs, and War, and by a numerous suite. The royal train stopped at Namur ...

... I I PARIS, SUNDAY :EvEia.' Letters from Berlin state that the ministerial difficulty in Prussia still exists. M. Manteaffel is trying to gain over the friends of M. Bethman tIollweg, but they seem indisposed to take office under M. %'Kanteuffel, whose concessions to Austria in 1850 they cannot easily forget. It is said in legal circles that the government will not follow up the Montalembert ...

... IMIPORTANT TO SAL.1IOY-EATERS. Yesterday Mr. Edward Benjamnin, a fisr salesman in Bil- in lingefgate-niarket, awid Frank I'Awirds, it journeyman in nn- the servic. of tnather salesmnan, arpesred before the ery Lord Mayor at the Mansioii liousc, charged with be- ar- uing in illegal possession of a luarntity of saWlon, in con- *e], travention of the 20th andl 21st Vict., cap. 148, sec. 411, Aeu ...

... TILE MORNING (CIHRONICLE, 1, 0 N D 0 N: TUE SDAY, ';OlVEMlDl, ER 2, 1838. Tile Voroloj Iser'/'. pullisles, and we repro dice elsewhere, a coIIIunicatedl article on the subfject of the differenoe which lbas recently arisen betweeln thle Governlmlen'ts Df Portugal and France. By the aid of the revelations of our coiitenmpo- rart. and of information we receive from abroad, we ale now enabled to ...

... I ?? FRANCE. - of a ts PROSECUllON OF COUNT MONTALEMBEP.T. abu to Several days ago it was announced that there would he shortly appear in a periodical paper an article by bhe celebrated writer Count Montalembert, on England and India; and the appearance of the article wvas lie expected with curiosity and pleasure by many Eng. Sep d, lishmen, from the belief that the writer would deal cle he ...

... | PORTUGAL AND FRANCE, LLBorx, Oor. 25.-It may now be aseiteod that this question ls virtually ended, aud I understand the Por- tuguese government bas eddressed the following note to the French minieter:- 1. The Portuguese govern- ment, Leing unable to resiat the violence of Frauice, will deliver up the veasel. 2. The French government having rejected the arbitration of a third power on the ...

... - (PROM OVR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 23; a 'The worst I ventured to assert as to the hollow- , ness and unreality of the Sultan's fit of administra. D tive and personal economy begins to be borne out by the event even sooner than I expected. Palace iintrigue has again prevailed, and Mehemet Ali is e Capudan Pacha once more, as the telegraph will s have told you. Though in ...