... IMISOELT1ANEA. SEPTEMBER. Sweet is the voice that calls From babbling waterfalls In meadows where the downy seeds are flying; And soft the breezes blow And eddying come and go In faded gardens where the rose is dying. Among the stubbled corn The blithe quail pipes at morn, The merry partridge drums in bidden places, And glittering insects gleam Above the reedy stream Where busy spiders spin ...

... ' A French writer remarks:- If a lady says to you, I can never love you,' wait a little longer-all hope is not Ieit. But if she says ' No one has more sincere wishes for your happiness than ?? take your hat. APPROPRIATB.-A report comes from Spain that it is in contemplation to present Mr. Gladstone with the Spsnish Order of the Toison d'Oro, or Golden Fleece. The singularappropriate- nees of ...

... grt?man's (61tta Iffoug Vogt (ESTABLISHED 6) IS THE OID.ST AND MOST BXTENSIJ.LY CIRcDULA1ED CONSERBB TIVB NYEWSPABR IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. WEDNESDAY, 31ARcH 10, 1869. TFA Conservative Leaders have lost no time in making up their minds as to the line of policy which they will take upon the Irish Church Bill of the Ministry. They met in council at Lord DxRnB's house in St. James's-square on ...

... I have learned in the School of adversity, a school from which I have no expectation that I shall ever be dismissed, to apprehend the worst, and have ever found it the only. course in which I can indulge myself without the least danger of incurring a disappointment.-CowpMr. A CURIOUS IMAGE I-Peteritbe- Great being once af a town in Poland, heard much of a wonderful image of the ?? Mary, which ...

... .Ho IRS . HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. ade: Thursday being Ascension Day the House did not sit. that FRIDAY. and CIVIL WAR IN AMeERtIC.AIn' answer to the Tori aor al of DERBYs, Earl GRAsVILLL Said that the Governmn neddt Ibe jessue a Proclamation in aceordsnee with ~forer prtceded to old. wvorniccg hler Majesty's suhjects to preserve that netra Ptyeceiea it was the desire fti onr omananS epc 11 ...

... or A special general Court of Governors of this institution bf was held on Saturday, at twelve o'clock, to take into con- of sideration the propriety of increasing the present medical id. staff. The Presideut of the institution (Mark Kennaway, in Esq.,) took the chair. ot The notice conveaing the meeting having been read, the er minutes6of the courts of governors in reference to appoint- rn ...

... I AI 4ND9TS PRO'ENITORS. the By,' TopE i J~IEq, ~,wtrr.L Inate 7ar,13 IWITAeTO~ ?? eaublio5tlon whic 'in thd am V 2w'o d-repowned. ap.4 witty, scampi the: :onlyiin:Parl5 .-butdth;ondbOit~Ei jieO. - My- bretberi Gilbetrt ~ ~btA'JBeckett, qahoilten'sthe lawyerso;ay,n ?? under the ?? years,, had some three, e'yair befdrh'thtbitfV9- &ndeid ihg ide if-eublighing weekly, *h ao from ...

... On Thursday the Bank r to ive pe nt. rateof discount was reduced * The King of Sweden is expected to arrive in Paris on the'7th instant. TheArohduke and Archduchess Ferdinand kaxi illi of Austriar'arrived in England on Weanewayevening -J ewonderful -work of tunnelling Mont Canis is being rapidly e6ted, and its completion is 'ow premised in 186B I The Sulian has taken a backward step with, ...

... A third class passenger on the North' Kent 'alateohr eNvening, in fit of somnambulism, opened in the. carriage dotr end jumped out. It is feered that theI , ibjuris seustained will prove fatal. la mWHEAT UJNCUT' IN MAflCH.-A very striking io dvidence of the adieree influence of the weather last year ?? crope in bleak situatione, ie afforded by the fact that Ce there cr0 at the present time two ...

... n11 rue -. -tnom nokf a.r thigs it, On Sunday night, a storm broke ever this city. The wind from the north and north-west blew a violent gale, with ?? snoW and hail storms. Beyond a few trees that were blown down the damage (lone was not great. It blew very bard from the westward at Plymouth, on Sunday afternoon, and at eltlf-past 8 o'clock the Netherlaeid screw s'eam-frigati Zeeland, ril, ...

... HONOURING GOD-Put forth all your strength in honour- ing God and doing his commaudments; for that time shall end _ in blessed eternity that is prudently and zoalously spent in the service of the Supreme Being. A CHEERFUL REART.-I once heard a young lady say to an individual' Your countenance to me is like the rising enn 0 for it alvays gladdens me with a cbeerfol look A merry or v cheerful ...

... DECAPI.TATION OF TAIPING: REBELS IN. - . I ?? THE CITY. I~ ?? - - -- (From ?? tp 8ipping and 0omrnerieil New,, Feb. 25.) While denouncing the Taiping rebels for the atrocities they commit in their career, we equally condemn the sanguinary sote of' the Imperialists against those whom, they take 'prisoners. Wd publish below an account 6f the 'decapitation of some reeles which took place within ...