... Gems of Qcbougbt. Every young man should remember that the world will always honour industry. The vulgar and useless idler, whose energies of body and mind are rusting for want of occupation, may look with scorn upon the labourer en- zaged at his toil; but his scorn is praise, his contempt foneur. Dean Swift says he never knew a man rise to eminence who lay in bed of a morning. Be not ashamed ...

... _1 VOLUNTEER CORPS. TO TIE EDITOR OF THIE Rnl:STON CIIRONICLTE, Slit,-1 was somewhat amused to read in the Livcerpool 3lcirl~ *one day this wsouk, the following paragrapl, headed 'oho Volntcer loree, and referring to the pro- Posed corp:- in Liverpool :-We understand that Mr. Wrm. Brown has roccived a lettcr froun Major BIUMdell, Saying that, as a dCputy-liCutCnaInt, hle will suibscrlibe ...

... LATE ST G. .. A TELEGRA0PHIC NEWS. Colonel Crichton Stuart, Ml', has been AI)I)oi ft d Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrlshire. Tho Temora steanmer from London to Delfast arrived at Falmouth yesterday, with boilers bur;t,. ISOtJTIIAZJTON, FRID. Y E VEN 1N~. -'lrhO ?? steamer, fronu Now York, passed Iluret Castle at ten p.U1. WAR OpricE.-The next annual examination of the senior and junior divisions of ...

... ii LOUD EklNBOROUGH ON THE STATE OF ITALY. The ?? of Ellenborough has addressed the following letter to Lord Brougham on the affairs of Italy:- THE EARL OF ELLENBOROUGHi TO LOaD 13aoUQA. . -y dear Southam, Delabere, Nov. 5. My dear Brougham,-I propose to subscribe a small sum to the fund for the purchase of arms to be placed at the disposal of Garibaldi. If all those who wish well to the ...

... B3orrowt U Grifito. Somebody defines character as the only personal rec property which everybody looks after for you. I The greatest truths are the simplest; the greatest men noi and women are sometimes so, too. to It is more respectable to black boots than to black sec characters-to sew shirts than to sow strife. di( If a woman could talk out of the two corners of her mn mouth at the same ...

... ,X. . -lavev ?? - 11001 j*erfu ?? r9* A..L1 Vd EDmuLI L'X ^UPEMA. SUMMAARY. DOMESTIC. Although the Chancellor ef the Exchequer has been some months in office, it was only on Saturday last that the Right hlon. W. HI. Gladstone went through the necessary form of taking the oath of allegiance ii ller Majesty's Court of Exchequer. The Anti-tobacco Agitation is progressing. After an address the ...

... I THE GREAT L7ASTFRN. -10 ,odo since thy Great There have been som' strol4g tn Southampton, Eastern has lain at her ?? of the chains quite sofilcient to test the s,'cn&; t she is safely whiih hold the vessel and to show th~e ti sfly moored and completely sheltered b. trip from Holyhead to Southampton was more tbh. a mere run from port to port. It was intended 5SPeitlly to try the ship for ...

... LIVERPOOL AUTUM-IN MEETING. THURSDAY, NOVEMIBER 10, The Tyro Stakes of 5 Bs. cael, with 20 sov3. added, for twro- year olds. Vininer to li olid for 10 rses. us the usnal way, and to pay 5 saov. tovwards expeinEes. T.Y.C. bix buba 7 1 Mr. 8axoun' ch f Lady Emuily ?? (Uuury) t 1 7 8 Mr. Huut'l ch f ?? 2 7 5 Mr. J. Gilbys h o Plilny ?? 3 7 5 Ir. Bartou' icb Ji0 ?? 4 7 1 Mv. Slatberley's I f ...

... The ship Florefidd 111ghtingale was yesterday after- noon telegraphed off .ittle Burbo, with a signal of distregs flying; but x subsequent telegram announced P .tat she was hlove to about five miles off the Bell Buoy. A btrrque was telegraphed at 2 25 p.m. yesterdny r as ?? har 50(Litt-le Bnrbo), . with a siggnal of' dlstttl5 l.ing. At ct 35 the sea was e making a cleapn DPeaofh over list ...

... it is said that the Horsfall party, whioh claims for itself the exclusive right of nominating the mayor and aldermen, wanted, at the Tory caucus on Sa. tarday, to drop the names of several of the retiring aldermen, and.put some of their own nominees in their places. The retiring aldermen have the right to vote in the election of the new mayor, and on counting noses It was found that without ...

... TEST[MON[TAL TO MR, E. ?? SALLIBURY, LANEZ YT.P. F'OR UHE~lE8!1. art Liet; eveniing, thel large MHusic Halal, Citet er, w7l'i ftii (1)11 itply of wie h ',bu 20ad0 pe~r. en, .Oi-e i. b p~hcim l o te ori IIfg ci el Cl, i-li Iad at' ,)]A hi to 'fv LIleS tie pi e'stetaci Iml Itta ni~ii ietCCIII Pirv1ce V, of plate to 21r. L:. Gi. si'b' , bit m1.1 for that Of city. Amongst. tb-3 g- uttena'c pre- ...

... MISTAKEN REMEDIES F1OR BRIBERY. We commented the other day on Lord re Brougham's plausible but unsound proposal hi to suppress electoral corruption by extreme th severity of punishment, and we stated our ax reasons for believing that the true remedy for the evil is not to be found in the statutory ev threat of penalties which public opinion is not re prepared to enforce. We have now before tr ...