... I THE NEW nYDRO-CARBON LIGUT. . The great defect which is found at preseut to exitA in all the gasea used for illumination is, that when ig- nited the quantity of heat generated is oat of all pro portion in excess of the light; and the object of. tho inventor of the hydro. carbon light is to add an ingre- dient in the bumniog which shall greatly increase the ght giving powere. On Wedneaday ...

... 1 (From tho Scoloman,) When tbhre's a will, tberes a way; and even when there is a want of will, there will doubtloms be a way if there is a necessity. In the great and urgent question regarding the disposal of the sewage of towns, there are formidable and very various difficulties, and in the generality of cases a really wonderful want of will ; but then, in addition to several similar ...

... I '67U STRE ET F I?FIN t3?ANFRANCISCO. 1 1 - - ?? - . 11 - . . . . I There wae a serious shooting aflray In our principal ,o street (Montgomery), which resulted in the death of four Df persons. The facts, Pnoh as are ascertained, are so tol- is Iows --t, seems one Bill Davis, a noted gambler, who D resides at Yieka, was interested in and drove a horse it race which camne off at Placenville on ...

... ADDRFESSES TO THE LORD LIEUrENANT. I 1 i IT.-. -I ?? -X , . Els 1 cellency received addresees yesterday at the Viceregpa Lodge. fe wvas attended by Mr. B. Wodehouco, his Piiv'eo Secretary, and Mr. W. Arkwright, A.D.C. ;n Waitit g. ROYAL 5155515 ACADTsIY. The Of patation fromn this body, who were rictvedl at one oclc ls, consisted of the Very Rev Dean Grav~di Prssident; Rev Dr Carson, ...

... T[HE TIMJES AND AlIT IN IREL&ND. TO THE DIlTOR O THile TIMES'. Sucs-A woid or two, if you plesas, in answer to some of your assertions that e art lB nat in ths Irish perple, end that In Ireland nature and art do not got up their ueoal friandship,' and to your doubts of the poseibility of an lifsh EchoA of Art. Eccles3astos tells us wbatever bliA been sball be, and it is the fact that in ...

... BY ROYAL LE'rTERS PATENT. STARTLING NOVELTY 1N PHOrOGRAPlYl tl 3EW DOUBLE TINT ENA1IELLED VIGNErrES S (Crotat's System). - El PALMIAN QUI MEIRUIT FEAT. a IROYAL PANot01510N (IF SCIrNNU AND Aim, N 69 AN]D 70, GsoAi'roN s1TRuK1r, Nov. 7, 1864. t( JAli]ES S&IMOITONI, Opticial and Photographer, 1 begs reopectfully to inform his Patrone and the Public a that, takivg advantage of the recent ...

... THE IEAL'r[I OF' DUBLIN, (IFrour the Rergis tratr Jenarnlas Weekly Retumj). The number of births registered in the city of Dublin during the week ending November Gth Amouanted to 114 -r9 boys end l55 girls; being one loso than the nunter rt,,1btered (luring the previous weok, Tho number of deaths registered during tho sansperlod was 00-51 malee and 48 female7; the number rogis- tcrod during ...

... TO Tn12 EDITIOR OF THlE nMine, Sti-I wiab, with your permission, to offer a eom- ment on the letter of Aa Irish Landlord, in the Timeo of Tueeday last. Iie aaya- ' I hVeO no bebligtlon In arantlog that the Stato Oiurch In reland Jo a masclhovouo anomaly. If ita thting was to be dojie now no esuo man would advocate tile state endowment of a 'reto.tant church in a country Inhabited by a Roman ...

... I A A correspondent of the .9ornin'g lerald, who seems to have a special mission in this country just now, J, writes as follows in reference to emigration (- The Liberal preps has of late indulged in congra- tslations on the immense rolgralion of the Irish people. 1 It bar. teen in every vacant cottage an evidence of a de- cranes In a surplus population, and has hailed as a dl- q minution ...

... ST. PAUL'8 C&TjOLIC FREE SCHOOLS. 'Rr.1or Icrnwn a.t t' -h . - 1uetter Ali-WLL gatbor Yore's Schools,, are these great centres cf ?? in the midst of a large and deneely populous di rict of the city. For years rupon years the venerable and venerated Father Yore watched over them with a zealoua and a parental care; le knowe that on the efficient working of the parochial schools eepended the well ...

... CATouEDUAr, (ICEUI Cl, l .errlutooou ?? reat Congregation as c~mbled estordly at twelvo o clock, in (Lia apacious chtllcb, as it waa !keown that the lead. ing members of the Italian Opera Company would sing the eecred music of the hidh mass. IEvery part of th3 secred cdifice ret opait ?? the laity was crowded, and a lafrg number of persona had to lho accommodated ,rithin lbe sanctuary behind ...

... I i - ?? THE GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN GENERAL di BUZRIDAN AND GENERAL EARLY. ca ?? OFFICIAL DESPATOCIES. m ce DESCRIPTIONS OF THE I TTLE f We bave received letters and papers forn New York c to the date of September 21. They bring full par- w ticulars of the lats great battle in tbe Shenandoah pl Valley. In the followlng despatch General Sheridan 16 traremits to General Grant the intelligenca of ...