... &AL--111 .- rLI LHX BUPUE-MA. SUNIMARYI DOMESTIC. d The quarterly returns of the Reoistrar- t General present a favourable view of the state of the country. The marriages inoreased as they do when the prospect of life among the working classes is cheering. Thousands in exces of the average were born; the rate of mortality diminished; and the population iucreased at an unusual rate. 84,090 ...

... Js-seph Hill, who Poured boiling water orn a man C at Wedneqbury as ben committed to the assizes. S TnEWBVATH R IN OCTOBEIZ.-Lightanilg on thle 21t, ill N.E., from 11 to It 15 pn.m ; Snow on the 22nd and 24thi; fog on the 9th, 12th, 24th, 27th, and 28th ; aurora on tile 12thi, 17th, and 27th; lunar halo t on the 13th, from 9 till 11 pm.gi LAxrCASHIRIE MILITIA.-2rd llegitumen of the 111 Duke of ...

... TITE SLAVE 1NSiURRETION IN ?. I ?? AMEgRfCA.. - Ther6 is still a great want of inform-^loa I as to ihe objects, the extent, and the present position of i, iupiurreetion whioh has broken out at Harper's Ferry, in the Unied Statw.. IUp to the date of the last accounts it does not. seem to have been entirely quelled,' for the last despatch states that te uurgents still held a part of the arsenal, ...

... GREAT- FLOODS IN SCOTLAND. I DEATHS IN THE STORM, ?? e The ai.fsdfre Jomwrii stites that the e drla A ,eiere dnows ,rm of last week has been succeeded by a floods of the most extraordinary character. Wed- C lu nesday and Thtrsday-were days to which, it may be 'rjL said,.with considerable certaintyj there have boen f fow parailels within the last half century; and zelt Eriday night annd part of ...

... Till, -leotion for Whitby will take place oni Tu. sa1 , |the 15th in,Int- !'The Admiral.v notify that in future all ciis engaged as trausllors, iroop, and convict ships. ale - have four of their boats d ivith either or Kynaston's lowering appan.,- c The following paragreph appeara, t- article :- It has been mointioned th.1 during ths- storm of last week no casualties happonedI t ?? pi:g at ...

... - -S COR!UfP(ri4)ENTS. I ?? ei|* aeo fo t!she *. Wh.1&. D: o and ,-d~O of f mi:X ea n neef~ei$ i14' foe xnljibian ?? aetion of ejcetnimit. C -W.-We are not aware of any law to prevent you. qghaline3abfe nninig 'I`n night are dec- The astnza from Douglaa are declined, D P -We don't understand your quesion, Apply to the librarian at the Free Public Library, ^,j o SAXON.-No. Rdfer to the file ...

... I ret O THE HARL OF DERBY.'| I'iMytotd,-tn the tter which I ?? h21n ofl addressing toyour lordship last week through the pub- lie press, I stated facts in oonneetion with agrarian t outrage in Tipperary which had come under my i own notices and whsieh I am ready to attest upon my p solemn oath. Those facts were subritted to 'yotitt ?? to showithat mefM 'siirtniso, 1 however apparently well ...

... A A SECOND FATAL GALE, , . . I . . In Londoii, along the south ooast, and at Dublin, s thle gale of Monday night and Inesday appears to til h ave been more severe than tho diastrous one of the preceding week. The Thames resembled an inland seaJ the passengers by the little steamers, 0scroely l able. to keep their footing on dock, sought shelter d, below. The wind blew straight down the river ...

... MR. MOLO;Y'S ASCOOT a OF THE BANQtTET OIV2N TO LORD DERBY] AT LIVERPOOL. ?? .T.br Bla -. -d Ad - IWLWUITLY ALTRRED FROM MR. THAOXERAY.) Oh, will ye choose to hear. the news - Bedad, I cannot pass it by- Of the great banquet to the Cabinet Of Lord Derby and Ben Disraeli? Bogor, this feed all feeds does bate, Since I wasn a small boy at school; And I'll ?? the splendthor great' Of the Tory ...

... Mr. Disraeli favoured his Conservative r admirers at the Philharmonic Hall with a 1 theory of political and party morality which c deserves perhaps more attention than it has 5 yet received. His chief having altogether omitted to explain what principles (if any) constitute the modem Conservative oreed and the bond of union of the Conservative party, I the ?? of the Exchequer proceeded d to ...

... LATEST AND . TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS. Count Caroly, the new Plenipotentiary of Austria, has arrived at Bcrne. The sittings of the Conference will be immediately resumed. Hughcs, the absconding bankrupt attorney, was formally cowmnitted for trial yesterday. Michaelmas lermn was opened yesterday, with the usual formalities. The Lord Chancellor gave a breakfast to tihe judges and leld a levee. The ...