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... cri First-and-twentieth morn, gusts o'erswept Southampton's waters, is, a Harrison, a master mariner. So ui mournful tidings which conveyed To i.r-wiiiirig, fearful ears, the fate !,fi, • h-ye spirit,-dauntless, undismayed II: dMM never wanting found, nor duty late. Not pride of birth Was his, but sterling worth: A merchant seaman; yet amongst the great ones great. Not ours In vauut his ...

... THE ANNEXATION OF SAVOY. The Paris journals of Monday publish the following message:— Cjiambert, JAH. 80. Yesterday the party hostile to a cession of Savoy to France made a demonstration. Nearly 260 persons assembled from all parts of Savoy at the request of the residents of Chambery, and uked information of the Governor as to whether it was the in'ent'op of the King of Sardinia to cede Savoy ...

... As the volunteer corps have now become fully recognised M a national institution, every word of seund ad vice which points out the means of making the armam ent more efficient must be highly acceptable. It will be admitted that, of all men, Garibaldi is the general most fitted, by his experience of volunteers, for the duty of instructor on this theme con- sequently it will doubtless be ...

... MINCING LANE, WEDNESDAY. The Colonial Produce Markets present little or no change. The demand for most articles is curtailed, partly by the financial measures shortly to be brought by the Government, and partly by the unsettled condition ef the money market, Meanwhile, however, there are no indications of weakness, and if buyers hold off, sellers await the return of demand wish confidence. ...

... A most important lecture was recently delivered in the Mechanics' Institute at Keighley, by Mr. Walter Smith, Head Master of the Leeds School of Arts, and Art Master in Huddersfleld College. It has since been published for general circulation, and contains such excellent advice on this important subject, that we gladly give it additional publicity. The avowed object of the lecturer was to give ...

... PROPOSED PEACE WITH MoRocco.-Negotiations i:V»r peace with RY >»JT of (writes a Spanish rrespondent). It is said that immediately after tne C; oture of Tetuan, which place is not expected to make serious resistance, as it is armed only with old cannon, ad as the Moors are suffering from sickness and famine treaty of peace will be signed at Tangiers; ana wiac, t le basis of it will be an ...

... Iflrattllsntras Jinf Trigmtt. AN OFFENCE NOT KNOWN TO T sis- pension has been presented to tl nburgh High Court of Justiciary for a prisoner, n,h ahe ground thit the offence of which he was found guilty—viz., at- tempting to pick pockets—is not an offence known -,o the law. The Lord Justice Clerk has granted a war- rant for his interim liberation, on his finding bail for 21. sterling. THE ...

... On Friday last the funeral of Captain Harrison, of the Great Eastern, who lost his life in the melancholy boat accident off Southampton, was celebrated with affecting ceremony at Liverpool, whence his remains were conveyed from Southampton, amidst demonstra- tions of respect from all classes. Captain Harrison, during his long connection with the port of Liverpool as a Cunard commander, had ...

... The Pope has written an encyclical letter, to which the French Emperor replies by suppressing by Imperial decree the journalin which it appears-yiz., the Univers, The letter was addressed, after the accustomed style, to the primates, prelates, and clergy of all places in communion with the See of Rome. Its title would imply, even according to the usage of the Papacy, that its occasion and ...

... Unhappily notorious as the parish of St. George's- in-the-East, London, has become in consequence of the religious differences which prevail, and serious as have been the disturbances which have taken place, every- thing which has previously occurred sinks into insig- nificance when compared with the terrible scene which Was witnessed there last Sunday night. The morning service, at which the ...

... SATURDAY.—Before WM. WILLIASTS, Esq. SHAWL STEALING.—Margaret Lynch, the old w, remanded from Saturday last on a charge of shawl, the property of Mrs. Jones, of the Ah, lalywam, (particulars of which appeared in lr paper), was dismissed with a caution, the Bench ing she had been sufficiently punished in being in gaol. ASSAULT IN WORK.—Lewis Jones was summ- by Sarah Benjamin for assaulting her ...