... and any sales which occurred would fix the value of pork at 65s per cwt. Stores and suckers were very dear.— Correspondent of Whig. Extent and Population of the Citv or Paris.— Since the late additions to the city of Paris it covers a space of 78,020,000 ...

... mangel the same may reported. The poor man's food, the potato, generally more or less caught with the old disease.”—Northern Whig. Deiirt.—A gentleman who travelled on Tuesday from Coleraine to Derry informs us that, on his way he observed tiiat the grain ...

... and the house itself rendered a total wreck. It appears that neither the premises nor the goods or furniture were insured.— Whig. Robkp.rv at Katp.sb ridge —On the night of the 24th inst., some person or persons entered the house of Mr. Alex. Porter, ...

... saw him in the hospital. The jury having consulted together returned a verdict of Suicide, whilst under temporary insanity.”— Whig. Our Maritime Relations with the United States. —Wo are enabled to slate that Mr. VV. S. Lindsay, M.P., has been authorised ...

... Worship for his kindness in convening the meeting and presiding thereat. The Mayor returned thanks, and the meeting separated.— Whig. The North-East Agricultural Association of Ireland. —A special meeting of the committee was held on Friday last, at the office ...

... from to per lb. Young pigs sold at from 30s to 45s per pair, and stores” ware in good demand at from 21. to 21. 12s 6d each.-- Whig. The Imports of Wheat and Flour.— During the seven months ending July 31, the arrivals of foreign wheat were per cent, below ...

... honour to be, yours. &c., J. Hatchell. E. 11. Moore, Fairview, Clontatf Road.” And the following communication appears in the Whig: Moneyglass Huuse, Toomebridge, September, 3,1860. Sir,—l really do think something ought to be done for this poor woman and ...

... encountered. They stated on leaving that they would bare pleasure in another contest with the North of Ireland Club next year.— Whig. The Flaxseed bade.— Messrs. Josias Cunningham & Co. have published the following notification from their correspondents in ...

... hear the freedom of Italy proclaimed from the Quirinal. Dr. Morgan having pronounced the benediction, the meeting separated.— Whig. TIIE AFFAIRS OF SYRIA. The correspondent whose interesting letters on the state of matters in Syria have appeared in our columns ...

... guns at Carrickfergns, properly served, ought to be able to sink any ship of war that would attempt to pass up tb# lough.— Whig. * A Man with Four Wives.— At the Liverpool Police Court, last week, a man, named John Williams, about fifty years of age, ...

... To the Editor of the Northern Whig. “Sin,—l have just returned from Italy by order of | General Dunne, to whom Garibaldi has entrusted the command of all the English in his service, in order to give advice and assistance to any of my countrymen who may ...

... ITALIAN EXCURSIONISTS Wk {Whig) have great pleasure in calling attention to the following letter which we received for publication from Mr. A. B. Patterson—a young gentleman lately a student in the Queen’s College, Belfast, and now first lieutenant in ...