... ' :. ,: :- ;F F AN. ECHO FROk LEATEWYND -TO ASHLEY BUtWMG&-. 1ro' -TifrItt263OF Tst oW bz ikiha}Y AlNDDATLY ~tgi i ?? '1 0: n Some b'ooka-are lies' ed to end i Ai4d edns gieat g iee ser pednrd; Sxy-lI leei~iti mny boan drp dut .t n reegard to; my own position, my fellowaers, 'abdv our! Inumerons patrons, tO solicit--a-corner in your ?? (al I s~l jysp . a t a lover affair play) tw.coiut&'tit ...

... tO MERCURY UFFICA, of MONDjY, .. &(>LouK O THy Sie (eAn Post, in a leader, he ?? te u esi epoch Of the South he Sa bubble, there cnn r, ed believe, be found n- condensed within the short Period of a few rnonmhs so many examnples of a gross impos- rture displayed bf the promoters of a commercial undertaking as the course of the present year, since the month of April, has brought forth as with ...

... &A :JOH m., r14 _r ,UrA ?? Gen'ral Peevg Pl.O. - - - > P. O. H~ouses. Luititl Eir D.(qOoSaysat4paL) 4-7 l0s 1 op F *'Berwick .. . 7 101 10 opr, 5£Di; > ndnd'gN.llE..Dl. '1 001 11 s OA' I,- Datulles ?? i 50 1 11 II ii 1, 0 Dunbiir . I 15AIS 10O} IOS so0 l24000A Dunde ?? i5S 10 a 1 7 Do.' * 72 i' .,1 7 4 ?? Dunisfo Unue . .. . 7 1SA 10 O10 ol l°° u ~Do. ?? a 3p 2 Op 3 S °l2nea . OO ?? 2 Or 10 ...

... ANOTHER IIIfs PTYETN ,no~r~e Tr~st~b~sMsxrIII A monster meetiag' to eiptes's 'syt pathy with 1 the Pope has been':heid at ,iillarney. !The Riair Caholi .Bisihop,Jikr Mloiartty, was the E lealingsapeaker. 1e said Before taeny dais the iivji cety-tbe P°;i- - tical power of EuropeA'witl b e re'presenitea .at congress id Paris. iC rtaia jsobltx earis and criun s, invested: by' tlir,' 're eti- I ...

... , FRANCE. PARIs, Friday.-The Constitutionnel publishes an article signed by its principal editor, M. Grandguillot, approving in general the contents of the pamphlet le pape et le congres de- claring, however, a resolve to combat some of the propositions made by the author. NAVAL AND MILITARY.-The anthoritiek at the War Department are about to despae:ln Duraler of non-commissioned offlicers ...

... Canal ELECTION PETITIONS.-It appears that petitions against the recent returns for Norwich and Great Yarmouth will be presented-in the former place by the Conservatives, and in the latter by the Liberals. DEPARTURE Or M. Kossurt.-A corresporndent informs us, says the Morning Star, that M. Kossuth leaves England on Tuesday, and that he has had an interview with M. de Persigny, the French Ambas- ...

... The following are extracts from the letter of a passenger on board the Alma steamer, which was wrecked on a reef about 70 miles north of the Island of Perim, on the 12th of June:- We left Adeu on the morning of the I Ith of June, at six Acm., with 160 passengers, and a crew, in- cluding the officers, of upwards of 200, making, in all, nearly 370 souls. A slight sunstroke, received on shore, ...

... In the House of Lords, last night, the Earl St Li Ii I Germans inquired whether the election of Prince - Alexander Couza, as Hospodar bath of Wallachia and Moldavia, is not inconsistent -with'the spirit t audletterof the convention concluded at Parislast tl year;. a question which the Foreign Secretary b found it inconvenient to answer, not wishing to anticipate the decision upon the point of ...

... HARBOURS OF REFUGE IN SCOTL&1D. The Report of the C- nimssioners appointed to a complete the inquiry in the terms recommended in ti the Report of the Select Committee of the Hruse of t) Commons, in 185S, on -arhours of Refuge has been a published. The following is the portion of ite dscti It ment which refers to this section of tle United King- tl dom. ti The traffic on the east coast of ...

... TIMFE OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UINDERMENTIONED PL&CEP.-JURE 1a5g. **,The abbreviations within parenthesls-(Ca.), (S C) (E andi G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify CalodonIan, Sco& ,- Central, EdiPburgh and Glasgow, North British, ani Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate that tue trains stirs from the termini of these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated ...

... The Gazette announces the Queen has ap- pointed Colonels Walpole, Rifle Brigade; Arker, Royal Artillery ; and Douglas, 7th Regiment; and Major-General Roberts,' Bombay Army; and Whitelock, to be Knights Commanders of the Batb; also Colonels. Dennis, Goth Regiment ; and Christie, 80th; . Lieuteiiant-Colonels Simpson, 34th; Pratt, 23d; Carmichael, 32d; Glyn, Rifle Brigade; Smith, 90th; Walter, ...

... S --The latest ?? from the Continent is pro far from reassuring. It is calculated to confirn ?? any impression wbich may have been entertained disp that there is no sincerity in the professions' made of t by the contending Powers of their desire to arrive'; hop at a pacific terminationuto'their disputes. France sd d is said now to -be -advising Piedmont to disarm The previous to the Congress. ...