... TI LA TX PRGDOONSORT. j lt is KMi ;tid at inL tti.rael zirr- cirfles the fatct of the Vrirmc&'. bravineg been or.r,ied off by typheid fevrr in eitna F days bra ?? ited ?? wonderrenv tt, more especially whowa ri wsae 8aeen rhit ber -.rvrs Attenatel byfur o. tho most ainardlent )7l)ai ciar-vs in Europe, one Af whonm, Pr. footer, has a sp,%nusrt9 for his cure o'f this dircasrr. It is areeri ed ...

... COLONIAL AID E =IXG&dftO *itrmilU GE2~~~.C.1 ?? AUSTR41AN EMIGBATION.' A letter from Ielourne, dated hiuiary ?2k has the following:- The feeling amongst all classes of the eountry on the news becoming known, that! the Feder .s iad seized in a grgish'stt amer *the Southern commis.- sionere was one rather of surprise than concern that the ?? States ?? so far have forgotten their sense' of right ...

... Tv THEA&TRESY IN PASSION, WEE=, ' On Wednesday nisrning i deputtt0on waited upoh Lbrd' Sidaey, the Lord Chamer ain, at St. Jame's Palace, on: *ths subject ef the proposed. opening of tbe Londoa: theatres during Pasion-week. The Archdeacon of London read the following tuenorlal: an y -Lord,-We, - the undersignedihaving heard wth deep to rerdthat in the licese tgranted to the'mtropolitan ...

... AN AWgx It' o fI We~ v ~ ~YB auoune~gt, 6se smninsY of Mr. G. C'orb ky-'6~ lo kini tbo, this town, were alarmed by bauknollerleCfthl) Gala renoe. Aboutthtime abov hea nodtecrdlapet a highly-repectabl8 an'd intelligo ~rt Ft 0 a~h mad, but I a~l ot m~d ' As Iy rkntal In Ile iotate Mr. Corby's shop, and told h ?? 1Ola soo to himtWO Minutes rtivately, dl he wl'tdt l e the time, and asked him de ...

... The LorA Mayor *71 grve a grand dinner t,6S00- rp ' on tlhe occasion of the opening cf ?? n6 A notificaion appears In Friday nighlt's azca t*at is the Queen's wish that no celebration of ker blr it should take place this year. . . - IF day Yesterday, information was Xecqived ,, . w drow, clerk to Sanderham and. ¢a. of ?? ^^ . Trce hadgonecif, stealing 7OO. in cash thbm A o id-stremt- ployers. ...

... ?? I 101V GARIBALDI. ?? &- . TlEO GA]1AD&q 5 , ut&ity of a corresp~,07asub &L ThO& onl the rations of Earope N~ aiad.T',r amrepren- ~theii ~isbGreeks. Ne'dertheless, the ~ C,~rnraOJ' g The pro'visces of Itialy ?? ?? ~onrtingtoot are naturally ~rafU~,~a. Bat ?? can le resinabie men Tqiia' compose thq Girl- tth &eberesesoeo rl~ OJe rto or vxtaen years old., iThis 0i1O tro,id the Fathem ...

... THM I'MAwUL DMTRE~SI The 2VKa phia ae.it ft ?? uv ILae Tui the dreadflul condition of I The followa Iso n exsat 6be ltobl amber of wek ws10 553, of whom 6 house. Boaroely anythin 1 In tlking to the people hi vith which they ?? to re the brsra of gurdimp,. E Instauoes of men sutmlljg extreahity, painfully ?? g or pawing their clothee and ftom their friends at a dli hope ol better tia, whtch ...

... LAWYRS' 0P2tJULATIONB. It W8 consiperato and hind onnthe p9A of the, benchers d tesddel, Temple to provide th' piblia with such an. 0 , rta 1went as that supplied ,in tie'case of Hudson v. Os, eard in the Court.,of Qaueen's Jich throughout as cdk pnst ended. As if to enhanoe the value of thfs tD ondga, the entertainieut *as brought forward it a uthan usually glo y season, ust beforethe' Christ ...

... -AN INHUMAN RIOTS On Tuesday, Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, -the deputy- coroner, resumed at the Wellington Tavem, Cannon. street-road, an inquiry respecting the death from starva. tion and neglect of Margaret Jackson, aged one year and three months. Charlotte Jackson, the esother of the de- ceased, was'brought up in the custody of Inspector Aflisoi, iof the K division. The coroner read over be- ...

... L APTOTRA OF WASH- >3 rABVINGTON. nawo from Anterims, predicted inou 'be 6 oa me c ed triumphs and Federal saticipated are n3ow awoop~libed. and # wh~ Te secod battle Of B03l Ran;' as of statiog-the counter testimony of Ub0 o- wta dirg-has resulted In a o ~ vii- Boothern victory. Our rededaxa. Inou ledhg article Of last week1 We Obllbl f ?? seoond Boll Bon cofillotg 0~0 ilog, disputod his ...

... FO EIGM 1 tTTliGENCE fA, Guerronlere, the edifor of LaC FrwNAc, A senator, and 8iat fa~nrll writh ebtEmperor, pibilshes ?? Jdt s reslpetng the auien aa dtfhe Itla quetidon. The* Itaianl natioinalty hs inothing tp fear, either frrm' ravoluen fr fcin tDEat'ti~to.' 'She ''m&y 'estitntet gid organime herelf so far as hefrnswrael tdevelopmenta doe6 not interfere wit 'nr~tlie~ crder;. and ?? of ?? ...

... -ME S7_.NTroz ON THEN WAds The Fetceral Searetalry at War (Mr. S anton) addressed a patrlotio mass meeting, ?? at New York en the lat of SeptembEr, on the obj.ct n f the war and the poaioy of the Governmea.t. Ws qiote a smS passages e ort a reort in the Nfw Fork Herald:- I ft Is neceary to displacas any general who Meal, he must be dieplwed. We must hev, ) no Idol but onu country, sad at ...