... N i THll NNW FRSENCH P>,&HlXTit I _ ?? ._ This pamphlet, which has mated no liwe sA in PaW is thus descibed by the Pago correspondent of the Daily Prince Napoleon's pamphlek, Uby antldlpatis it haS been conventionally called, LE nothing more than a ooner, tion published by the Princes Bcet AL Hubal, with the approbation and ass otance of hib Impertal H of the official &ad authentic documents ...

... 3 I qGL.A ND. TB A ?? I D.-On eaay, te L arl of IMcbi gent a donatlon. of' £10 towards the fund 5ow-belg raised at the Mansion 3Hou e for a memorial of hs late Royal Highnem the Prine Con- sort The Royal Academy has Contributed a25Q ; and E adl (roavenor, I P., £20, I The total amount of the fand on Tuesaday avening w m £30,20M. Glo . MYSTERIOUB DxAnHE LS THz SarrnmiE -Mr. Bedford, the coroner ...

... I T THE GREAT PYTHONESS AT Til oj GARDENS. CL (From the AtheT urn.) Amsong advertisenents to seekers of ?? the Zoological Society has probably been cberved by0q readers. It announces that at the Society's Garde It t large Python may be now seen incubating her eggs tce confess that this advertisement somewhat zurpriidJ e having recently read in the Treatise on Reptu-, pbl in the lst edition ...

... CONCERT OF THE GERMAp~GE=ThEEN Fr_ Ar BGIN4_ LUB. ?? `_I -Iteffords u eveat pleaurnldededtoanoce thulblcon- cort, which was go the benefit of the GhW&gw Iigbt, Aeyltn ?? Houseles, went off- wth perfect success on Fdllay veninag. The audience. wsr, very nuusnaotd,;:it; may be. tosiargoo nimso well bndled, but, as we have: nO do a ?? also by the-llovelty that a party of foreign gentlemen bad ...

... f:0.4,tZ?lV?w? r atoo I - I THURSDAY XOMING, S89MBBER 25. I . T-HE trial of Wm. Roupell took place yesterday. He pleaded guilty to the charge of forgery, and was sentenced to penal servitude for life. PrevIouU to the passing of sentence, he addreesed the Court, 4nd I asked it to believe In his slncere repentance, and his earnebt desire that justice might be done. Tim f ?? of phrenology has ...

... GARIB&LDL (from the mme conespndint)II TurMSept 2, j Gaibaldl In on the ground, never again to rie What vem events the future may have In stome for Italy, GarlbaldPs. game Is played out. He Is old, prematurely old, broken In health, worn by fits of excessive activity; still more wasted by klg periods of Involuntary tepose, JThe gout torturv and paralyses his limbs, sorrow 'will soon gnaw into ...

... I TREMENDOUS 8TORK I (Abridged from the Wiltshire Gazette.) A storm of most extraordinary vlo'ence visited Market and West Lavi; gto-, ani Eatterton o Tuesday morning last, and was accompanied by alL of hail, the like of whlob. we will venture to say, has never before been seen In i country. Indeed, had we not been ee-witeaesa of tlA fact. we could hardly h Ave believed that in les than hal ta ...

... GLASGOW C&THEDRAL-COMPLEr[ON OF THE - . FOUR GREAT WINDOWS. I The four great windows of the Oatbedral-the east, the west, the north, and the south-preseated by Government, by the Duke of Hamilton, by the Mesm. Baird oE Gat- shetle, Aid by the Uste venerable lady, Mrs. Cecilia Douglas' of Orbistso, are now completed by the erection of the Douglas Winldow. Before describing the subjects of this ...

... THE STATE OF IREL&ND. .. , , . .. .. At . U . The following letter appeared in the Daily News of Wed. ntoday: Slr,-Agrarionltsm has once more broken oat in Ireland, and we have once veore the hideous speotaole of a people rejoicing in the anquittal of a manifest assassin as a triumph over the Goverainent. The moral will at once be drawn, that the Irish are Irish still, and that nothing but ...

... EXTRAORDINARY C0NVITrlHE UNDE TaE ' ' ?? PO&OHING AarL . - . . . . E - - - .- - I I I At the petty see.ione held at Hale-sorth, on Wedne lay last, before the Rev. W. C. Edgell (chairman), H. A. I. Bence, Eeq., and Rev. H. Owen, Frederick Nealiag, of Weetleton, labourer, was charged with baving in his posses- tiou on a certain bighway at Balcaup, a net used for the purpose of taking game, being ...

... ThE GOLD blGGINGS OP BiWlrSa COLUMB&. I -lhe Viotoria correspondent of the Morning Post, writiag C on the 28;h of July, says I have to repert an overwhelmlng rush to our worli.- c known El Dorado at the very moment when food at the tl mines as~ at alsonue famiae prices. The result has beem t many a uselee3 expenditure of time and money. They d have reaped the bitter fruits of their own folly, ...

... P rmRrSDtff, -J jRvfls. i 77 7 = - -j ' :.I. Yesterday tbhisresbyte y-y et ii. he 1New -Towinr fa,: :Ieroe-the.Rev. Cr .ommervilE, of IEine,-Moderator. - Th caew of the Rev,. r. _Gqbbie, of Dunlop, for heresy, b , &C. was again before the oourt. Mr. Galloway, writer,- Glasgowi appeare& for the-libel. in lers; and 3r. Connell, iwriter, Lochwinnoch, for :the de ' ferndm- I . j , ,. Tbe agent ...