... -. - LETTER WRITER#. T TH LAI S AjPTVROTING WOJ N ' EijiDT~ -SI' . have gread.'eeveall let±'sgg on' the'aboiil importibnt firb;ect, and, is-yell lealiffi,6131t~jr dis. to led topic, fra m rle pe ,ofyour Lbelieve) PP ll si g ' iapec eloggiuldc impresplgO f Nov. 7) ii nlot the only onge I had uteji'l nontisic bu Ii eerub ta it g hll I willk For'thet reocong, le. Edtor, I hunlblyPealU OU? ...

... X ..pMJRCDGES OlgR -CLLOGE FINESfAT CAM ?? Chrit's college abedge, a starti increase in the amount of efapel and gate fines hai3 juit been made, For one omission ot astendance on. :8unday Ist is charged for two emissiodn, 2s. 0.; for riisiicn !on one weekday, Is,; for eveay additional day n ine. eamiiweek, Gd. A in attending chapel ?? Es twice on Sunday axd three times daring The ?? would' ...

... TO OOTO soiwENT& - WI ealnom, D - CUMTh AJEE, ?? Owl selves the r bty of ruiseils 1. Junlog C.^B8AE. -1. We do not roemm be yofanner esmlDumination. :Ter being no ono, ?? ai sister would take the property n co heth n-2. The WiM mast be proved. Esz14rBY RLA.k~.-Tbe agreament ewanot be fsno re -thm three. yam; if teh tenanoy is to ext~ad beoynd that time it nust be ereated by lease. D. D -Yes, ...

... I NOTS OF TH REF'ORM[ OPINIONs. Old Tory.-Ilght in Eight. Yozazig Vibe7RLKa No85 '-BHaIOT i Hight, BJIONEB3S M&AK THE GENELRtM&P As the skating seao i 2oming on, thre is nota dropof water in the St. Jares-park. laa bonevo. lent motive at the bottom of this ? It it evident if there is no water, there can be no aceidets. The water bag all been drawn off witb Me purity ofbharty in order to ...

... SCOTLANDD, f TuE Pmlrmin TRB= ih EDnBxuu L-AtL a aneett ing at Ediaborgi, in celebration of the opening of, a library for the bstterqxpers.printers of that city, Dr. Murray, who presided, ?? in the most im' portant buzinaes carried on in Ediburgh, not only from its ?? and 2ieefal chara2etr, but ?? the grwa, amount of.peroas to whom it affrdi ea ploymet.G Nabtrade ?? gh emn ploye nearly so ...

... *Tan PBUSBIAn BIonCryS 05 A Plaoou. - (Thee)- Jt was Aot to be expected that the tide of liberal ten- dereles which seems to be setting in at Berlin should flow smoothly and steadily, at once. Many eddies will be formed.by the still strong under-current which runs towards despotism, and at some points it will be .doubtful whether there Is really any advance of the stream. The last tews is that ...

... LLOYD'S: WEEKLY LONDON SNWSPAPER. I I - . ~ ~ . Advocates of taxed paper are not; wanting; just as advocates ofa dear loaf, for the imagined, profit of the farmer, were not wanting, even when the cheap loaf had beea wxungby the' strong senseef the public-f.rom an obstinate legislature. You will find men who are in the habit of addressing populari assemblies on the blessings of education; ...

... KOSSUTH ON NATIONAL CHARAC- - -x KEoslith daeivered ?? iast -week at dinbtxbugb on ?? Chaadtetieim of Biaro- -pealan Nations. i{- MoaS~uth is a good ta1kei with a stroi g dash of Germaa mysticism in hi. He heeps to genealitef; h U180 courageou a ssertions.; be laa aw a propoal 'tion lbioad ias the rainbow, .bst by1uo eaus 00 ~inous-anI~d then h 'weavsves aracefn l nse tences about it.. Ad he ...

... HEALTH OF LONDON * The weekly return of births and deaths in Loudon, issued by authority of the registrargentral, far the week ending Saturday, Nov. 20, 5howg that the mor. taliq of London continues to increase apidly with increasingcld. Inlthe'third week of Oztoberthe deaths were 1,113; in the third week of November, ending ]ast 8aturday,'they were 1,487, -In the drst of the five weeks ...

... BupO9SD LOSS OF, A SCOIW BTEAM.SRip. _ . . , , . ConsiderablY anxiety han been evinced along the nyver segardiag the fte of a new irnwscrew Bteame ship, called the Cuba, of 1.500 ?? burden, trading from the Thames, which Wa reported to have f}nn. dered off the Land's-end during the iceat henvy easterly gale; and it wasr feared that many of the cew had gone down with ber. Tho ship belonged to ...

... I It could not be said of Robert 0 wen that ' if you saw him praying on a Mount of Olives, he wvas about to build an oil-mill up there. Of no man whose name has been before the public Of England during this present century could this be s'a with less propriety. A wildly- gifted mma was Robert Dale Owen; somewhat overweighted, it may have been, with self-con- ceit; but that he was an honest, ...

... FOURTH EDITION | _ I * pURMIB ON SU1NDLY MORNING, CONTaEING WEN h.ATE INUELLI&IOE. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFCE, BATUBDAY NIGIr. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. MONACO AND PIEDMONT. Mgf I La6n, Nov. 24.-The JoutaI de oacor states that brilliant offers have been made to the govesmaent of that country by Piedmont, but that the paince sovereign has refused every kind of con- cession. NAPLES. ...