... getting mnaserb te adusted, but, as several trains ran during the dsay, the Id traffic suffered but little ?? oJ ef AorthenV Whig. it 1,1-D AND FonsAxrEx.-Tbe stranded ship breskiog Et to pieces on lone far away rocks-the child sitting on t- a door-step ...

... in the intervals of dry weather, and harvest Is likely to be over a fortnight before the usual time. The potatoes keep ?? Whig. AmgrsEoCAN WHEAT CRoP.-The Cincinnati Gazette gives the summing up of the wheat harvest as fol- lows -Minnesota, an increase ...

... proceedings of Monday would have been prevented. But it appeared that the dominant party in the corporation, aided by the slavisb Whigs (groans) -the protectors of Whiggery in the corporation, some of whom had received the pay that others expected- those men ...

... their colleotive strength against him, wljil?'he singly held Nhe golden chain'which binds the party Pogether. Fifty ?? ago the Whigs tried the' expcrirent of Importing Mr. ronsonby from Ioeland as a safe and harmless loader; and the result is coimmemmorated ...

... they could l get on, that they had got on, and that they would t be able to get on without the help of their Whig z friends-for although the Whigs were generally ready t when Ireland was in prosperity to take all the good x things they could get from her ...

... relief that measure was to have alfocdej to Inish lines.; In reference to the linen trade we take the follo_ ing from the.Northe Whig,:-The ll4u ?? continues dull, and prices are without material change. Stocks are btiU on the increase, and pro. duction., ...

... eminent agriculturist, he over and over again piled manure about the root, atid the result was the extraordinary yield we have ?? Whig. Ns,%v MAcNesium L1(niT-The great difficulty vwsich bae hitherto stood in the way tf the utillsation of this wonderful light ...

... under the summary process of a summons, ordered a return of the money. In referenee to the linen and flax trade the Northern Whig of to-day ?? cloth for bleaching con- tirsnes dull, and priees still rule in favour of buyers. Heavy makes are more sought ...

... af'airs across the Atlantic, firmness of value forming one of the chief' featureseoriectod with the year's trade. -Northesr Whig.' Boulton and Watt, of Birminghan, have contracted to coin 1,800 tons of tfie'new bronze money in the next two years aud .a ...

... nient only about one-hslf what it was during the active pleriod early last year. In reference to the linen trade the No ern Whig of to-day says :-There is no change in the state of the market during the past week, The demand is still inactive, and in nearly ...

... Linseed-Sciaree on.the spot,.anadsteady in price; a cargoOdesla, off the coast, has been sold at 62y, for London. i The NOvthevn Whig states in reference to the Iinen ?? general state of the trade is heavy and deroid of usual animation. Home transactions duiing ...

... 19,OS5,106 R ate of jDls. counet .a 3per cent. 8 iparent ?? 5 per cont. Console fo' Money ?? O8; .s. 871 ?? 8D The Noorljkn Whig of toiday states in reference to the linen trade:- There has 'bea rather more ' doing during the pasthwveek, and a better ...