... THE GARDEN.-BY MR. GLaxNqy. FLOWER SEEDS FOR AMATEURS. A correspondent writes:- In raising roses from seed when is the proper time to sow it, and what treatment is necessary ? As I have very often got flower seeds, which have turned out actually no better than as many weeds, I should feel greatly obliged if you would enumerate a few hardy annuals, biennials, and perennials that are worth ...

... FEARFUL TRAGEDY at WASHINGTON America. There is a class of men in the world who malie up for their want of physical courage by an excess of moral de- pravity, who, too cowardly to speak their thoughts, are courageous enough to embody them in letters, and only bold where their identity is lost, and all fear of detection out of the range of possibility, stab through the dark, and commit murder ...

... of A person unacquainted with Italy and her people, reading one fthe florid an patriotic declarations, eo often of late put forth to stimulate public sympathy in the caese of her national regeneration, would be apt to form very erroneous opinions, both as to the real aapirations of the people and their capability to appreciate the real blessings of liberty. Certain it is that'no contrast can ...

... PoiRElG HA=iT. I j I io, , - , ., a I~Oi5 ?? ?? which te srpreeethesurprnoe ad Borrow at the preparations, made Pacmpe35 othe German POwer ?? war, and thes ?? they expre for austri' 'He l SMu eu osG6 ?? Y she hai stres apon tErelohrymEee~ 4rg ooernta, whic ar esh-il ?? replied tot we mdele that the teof>abkit i dimns Alrm if, not Absintely'-toisprcnfeca It beta indeed, somethingv ery ikerfv' ...

... RIEYNOLDS'S NEWRSPAPER. SUNDAY, iWAXR . 20 1859,. SUNDAY'S EDITION. - P nRiPBrT ANiD LABOUIL.-THE WORRING CLASSESG AS. Li3CISLLTOFlS., X.he aristecracyand .their organs represent the WOrking classes as the eneraiies of property. -There never *ws a calujmy more,- destitute- of foundation. PopePty is the result, and ought to be the reward, of la40ur. -This is aifdamental artiele.in the creed of ...

... CuyiE.STREET SAVINGS BANK, DUBLIN.-It will be remembered that after this bank failed a commit- tee of the House of Commons investigated the cir- ,unstances that led to so disastrous a result; Their report, it will also be recollected, was of such a astire that parliament voted a sum of money suffi. cient to recompenselthe depositors in half their losses; the reason assigned for not giving the ...

... A CHINA DnnER.-Our hosts received oLS with great courtesy and welcome. Our first ten minutes passed inlooking about the rooms, at the furniture and appointments, lanterns, flower-baskets, &c. The dining-table was round, and laid out for a dozen, with a white cloth over it. Each guesthad a large saucer; a smaller one with soy; another with a little glass or cup in it, and a porcelain spoon; ...

... FRANCE.-Another off ,ial manifesto on the war crisis has appeared in the Moniteccr, which is given in another page. Its effect on the public mind is thus described by the Times Paris ?? there was any intention of restoring calmness in the public mind, dininishing alarm, re-establishing secu- rity, or restorig confidence I fear much that the labour has been in vain. It is not merely from the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE CHANGE, -OF-,XI18TY f;N : ''PORTUG A ?? r Lisbon, March 17. The Kigbaa accepted thereesignation of the ministry. The Duke of Terceira ia charged writh the formation of a new cabmet. WAR PREPARATIONS :Y AUSTRIA. rlay SUBfltaa TM JI S Private iettera ~. . 44Turfin March 17. 'Prvate lettersfrom the frontiers announce that the, Austrians had commenced. preparatious to ...

... REFORM DEMONSTRATIONS, Reports of Reform demonstrations still crowd thickly upon us. At a Marylebone meeting held at the court-house, which was crowded in every part, sweeping resolutions against the government measure were carried. Sir B. Hall declared that no measure that did not give a large extension of the franchise, abolish the close corrupt boroughs, and grant the bal- rot, could be ...

... gBAouI SCES ALT Tuis Nn OF TE TYI E. - - - 'A gale of great violence broke suddenly on the North- umberland. coast on Monday night. It blew from the E. anld ?? and ,bought in with it the most tremendous sea *e have eaxperiencedthis season A number of vessels were in the' ~ffing, and s the gale came away with vie. bse the imaller craft nsmade for the Tynse though it was. dead iow water. About ...

... ARMY AND NAVY! STATXONSOF' TE ADIIY-,D ARCEr7 Ist IL Gards Hyde-park 82nd: Bengal; Chathain *2nd'do: Windsor '3rd: India,; E oy, it. RA Guards: Regenotspark ,'34th: India; Colchester lstbGnards: India; Anterbry 35tht Bengal; Chatham 2nd: IndIa;' Canterbury. 86th: Aldershott; Athilefne Srd: India; Canterbury S7th: India; Colcheater 4th: Aldershott . 8th: India; Colchester .5th :,D2Ea cheater -- ...