... . A;'N NCJV OF true WATRIOR. t .f1t:,nnoh tho Wtriior, the firet aSmolly- ;si jkaith 1le poewamiovi of Oret i Britain, wav i ld i'aliiingtqn, fton the yard o9 the Tirminai i .lllokmdi4. At firsti. aft ...

... ThE JEKW DESPAtC6$.A .TnE 43m ,15 - . ., el*40. - TbOoniehia despatel es and untoficil Gor-. respoudoece brought, bt' the last mail froml China air oif uiiaurpasaec interesb. Tbey teill allsthat will ...

... Men of the Time gives the following memoir of this nobleman, whose death we recorded last week:- James Andrew Broun Ramsay, Marquis of Dalhousie, statesman, was born in 1812, at the Castle of Dalhousie. After being educated at Harrow, Lord Ramsay-for such was his ' title of courteky'-proceeded to Christ Church, Oxford, where he took his degree in 1833, gaining an honorary fourth class in ...

... I TERRIBLE STORY OF A SEIPWRECK. The following narrative of the 10s3 of the steamer Jersey City, on Long Pointobeach, on the 24th of November, while on her way from Toledo to Buffalo, appears in the American papers :- Captain Monroe iummediately ordered every one to the hurricane deck, as the only chance of safety, A number, heedless of his warnings, jumped into the lifeboat and made for tbe ...

... HEALTH OF LON4 DON. The deaths registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday ware 1,269; they exhibit an increase, which is not very considerable, on those of the two previous weeks. In the corre- sposding weeks of ten previous years the average number was 1,205, whicb, with a correction for increase of population, becomes 1,326. Notwithstanding the remarkable cold of last week, ...

... -6-- OVERICROWVDED) COTTAClES. The following letter appeared in the Tihncsof Saturday last Sir,-The subject of overcrowded cottages has been so thoroughly ventilated, thabns to the ?? and comnpre- hensive articles in The Timce, that, if I consulted my incli- nation, I should abstain from again soliciting permission to add anything to what has been already so ably advanced, but I have received ...

... C If I N A. A PARTS letter in the Jodepedeance says:- A rumor is corrent that it is not impossible that the projected expedition in Cech in Clhina miavy bc counter- manded, the Emprlcrr '.t-1)uci, sovereign of the Ali- namite territory, having, on receiving news of the ex- ploits of the allied armies in China, manifusteiI a wish to enter into :1n arrangement. The Constointioonel observes:- The ...

... | F ?? V Priuce Alfred left Windsor on Wedaesday on a '0 a tvisit to Bcrlin. Loe will eniinrk on the 5th Of JnEa1r11Y On deow board the Saint Geor-ge, which proceeds to the North and Amunricau ad Wub6 Lid ie. iLA~tibn, to b ROYAL Bouxrtas.-On Friday and Smturday in ethe paet. and onl M1`nday end Tuaomhi iii the current week,A Fier ATsje'ty's roynl b,,nutiy send rmts, elms were d;,tributcd Ac ...

... 'Tis sweet at dewy eve to rove When softly sighs the western breeze, And wandering 'mid the star-lit grove To take a pinch of snuff and sneeze. 'Tis sweet to see in daisied field The flocks and herds their pleasure take; But sweeter are the joys they yield In tender chop and juicy steak. 'Tis sweet to hear the murmurous sound That from the vocal woods doth rise, To mark the pigeons wheeling ...

... I : NA VALAND MILITABY.. ADnmlRas, Dwo. 29.-Anor_ -Lieu-- |temants J. XN Bushl, to the Soath-mpto i E, Morgn, oh, to the Hero - H Waler tO the Meaner; W. H1. . atj St. Cur, to the: Ble, adalitiona for disposal; and BE 5. H~obbyn, to the Southaupton, for service of the ordieaBUsry. Chief Engineers K T.l ecton, to the Barracotat, and J..W. German, to the Ounmberdane, for servce in the3, KNval ...

... Thle personalty of thle late Bishop Pepys, of Worcester' has been sworn under 50,0O0l. -. Last week the Bishol.N or Rti~on preached a sermon to the risner cofinled in tile NN est Riding Prison. BladinileV Hall is fixed upon as the residence, of te ' Princie Of Wales during his stay at Cambria e. professor Sterrndale Bennett is ?? nwl n new oratorio, to be brought out at f nd Friting.] i 4 ...

... MISCE4LAN EOUS.- Her Majesty, it is said, will purchase the Highland property of Glengary. as a Highland residence for his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The estate be- longs to Mr. E. Ellice, M.P.-Banffhire Journal. The Court went into mourning on Thursday for her late Majesty the Queen Dowager Desir6e of Sweden and Norway, grandmother of the reitning King. His Royal Highness Prince ...