... LATEST SB Y. The total anoumn of contributions received for the Albert Memorial Fund is about 48,5001. The Queen arrived at Balmoral on Thursday afternoon, having travelled rght through from ~London in the un- precedentedly shbrt space of twventy-one hours. Yesterday, information was received by the polce that .tba premises of Mr. As 111,r 24, Hart-stree~t, Bloomabbury, had been plnndered of ...

... LXFE AND DAS&TH IN KUIDON. Modern medical records were not needed to disclose the fact that city life is less congonial to viability then country life, and London was known to stand deservedly high in the list where longevity is attained. These de- ductions ere not, in the main disturbed by Dr. Letheby's thirteewth revelaticn; though it Is of a reature to make us refiect on the penalty we pay ...

... RDI~1]1IA o ABOUT|FiENDLY 50 IS SOCtTIES. l Y' r OF EYuNOtSWS 5AP T rni connected with the management of ?? of ouch immediaite aud paramount in- 1 0,..tlio ?? O°055, that another communication ot be deeomed saperfldous by bsnrccutli\ n JO Y la letter I have received a vast ?? nid~cee from persons irterested in the s en w ?? I tltalin ded-the Friend in Need, Both of these ore large and ...

... ?? EAo- --_SW I ' : SW~no.;:.s I I I- kf} ilt- Ao. ntemporary publishes ?? g ' As I obqerve sonie of th n. i hold of a s84ry 'about a rencret ,- * Corublrige and Lord Wi.lt- P,,w harm-in my 'a ttdint to the . w~eelks since, rnid I beilt.,. ?? . rfl ?? ?? one of my letters to yoe a ?? the duke went down to Pori.; tember, to inspect the divisi. ,,c which is coomaundod by - Paulet. Several ...

... -; AllTHUGS OF LONDON. The garotte movement ha swassmed souh formidable dimensions, that tlhe Raeorder of London gave it a special notice in his charge to the grand Jury at 'he November Sessions of the Coentra O.ulal Ooufrt. The streesi jf the metropolis are declared t b3 usafe after nightif 1. Weol droeses, comfortable looking old gentlemen, going home from their snuggerles at West-end club ...

... COLONYL AND EBMGRATION Z NZLLI G NGENCE. THE GOLD-FiELDS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. The parliamentary papers lately published on the gold regions of British Columbm` confirm in the most ample manner the extraordinary narratives from rivate sources regarding not only the abundance of gold, ut the beauty of the country and healthfulness of the climate. The present documents comprise the despatebes ...

... GREAT BATTLE IN AM RICA. I 50,000 SAID TO. BE. KLED AND WOVNOED. SICGM OF YORKTOWN BY GENERAL lIM'CLE:LlA, The great battle cf the Tennessee seems to deserve the fame whioh has been claimed for it. Diviesting it of its spangles and blue fire, the simple faet comes out in suffi- cient grandeur. There was a twvo days' conflict between two very considerawble. armie Beauregard, having the commsan ...

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... LOr All WAZA- , It li 0 been resolved at Oboiley, to ouumeacea second auborlption there on beabi of the unexplbyed pohr. Tkie distress agmes g p lcdly ii its severity, and better tfforts than thbii hilthbro made swl hvav totbe put. into .opeatin Wore It can -e se~equaly and iiat wly '-Th6ldlifst ge on ingreasig. at _sck. ?? are being made to raise a fanuor the pecial relief of the unemployed ...

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... XLAZOI3 .AND WAGES.. TUB DISTREaS DUt 7T' MALUFACTURW I DIBTacIlCTS . At the last meeting of the Ifandion Howies ceammet, ?? arrived, aidreled by lal ?? 'tbe dfetresaeddlstricts to thh Lird MtayorM obminittee, urgfag them d to oninue to dispns r'the t'ublle fund at their dis- v~a through 'the' exisxing' 'oal £ genoles as hereworve, rather than through teP enal rel if ommitee in Man- keieter. ...