... ThE RUINS OF SWEEtflE&RT ABBI0Y. (From the Duntrla Courieri) n elto Spring of 1861 public attention was called to the f the ruins of gweetbeart Abbey, which under the In- 11uerceg of the weather were cruusbliog awaygenefely, while fbefall Of large portions of the wall seemed iaminent: the l * t oI the ruins, indeed, indlcating that unless poume ceans tere sktn to arrest the progress of decay ...

... BATTLE SOENES. In company with Division Surgeon Ball, of General Morgan's brigade, I rode down the road towarde Slaughter's Mounstain passing upwards of a score of battery horses elain In the tvaces by the splendid firing of our advance pieces on Saturday midnight, _ The noble animals, whom thunder could not jar nor Eton, rain intimidate, lay close beside each other, the worms already making ...

... --fi- BAS .. m._ -ngs ?? ?? ~~bei ST. ?? PaOoEIswoN.-The Falkirk Lodge of the Ito IIder of St, Ceisplia-meaning the shoemakers of the district wl -held a grand demonstration yesterday on the occasion of shi Lhs coronation of a king, The weather was extremely pro. ME pitioci, aud at an early hour the town ws thronged by sot spectators. The kiaig-elect, Mr. Jamues K~elly, ot Denny, thi arrved ...

... RBMARKSK l'RMPE1BATUIBE. From the close and intimate relations between light and beat, and from their almost invariable association as they exist around us, It seems not very unseaeonable to conclude that these agencies are generally, asoolated In nature, and that wherever one ts present, there the other must be present also. If this be really the case, the innumerable fixed stars, ...

... CORAX AND THE FOUNDLING HOMpI'AL, newy tb*8Val, f . w ..-l it (From the Book of Days, published by W.& 11. C ci(bat le Captain Thomas Coraml was born at Lyme regiI in Dot l, setehaie, In 1608. He emigrated to bldsschlaqetts where t after working a while Sa a shirig ht, he becane rn- bt - a trading vessel, wade Fors moniey, and at lest settled ir Y London. In 1720, when living at Uultethe and ...

... PROCLAMATION OF GARTBALDI AND REPLYj OF GENER&L K&PK&. mu e- a1_l_ .- -d An ?? A: n._lwsl-'l I. 4.1. I The following Is the proclamation of Garibaldi to the Hungarlans, referred to In the reply of General Klapka, ,a san.ay of which we have already given:- Hungarlans !-What Is Hungary ?? noble na. I tion vbich the viotoxlous Oltomae once saw suddenly riese, completely armed, to defend the ...

... COATBRIDGE-Auc, 29. V.- nn A -. -tnnnr NA. ---cAl A2A UU&TBUlDUEIAJW-Auc, 29. FPERBIF COURT, AIEDII-On Tuesday-before Sheriff Lcgle-aThomas Duffy, puddler, who was apprehended on Baturdtiy night for assault on Reid, at Pottery, was tried and found guilty, nnd sentenced to 40 days' Imprisonment, or £1, l0s. oX az iine-paid. The eharge aginst Edward Drflfy ID the saime eass was ?? Curtis, la>- ...

... KILMARNOOK-AuausT 28. _.1 . . . . , sHEntrFF COURT.- On Tuetdayy, a pair of blankets, belong. lg to ?? Gallocher, a onliter, residing at fluriford, were stoleu from a4 hedge near to the brlekwork, the property of John ilowle, Eiq., coalmaiter, The theft having been traoed to a lad of the name of Robert !dijullooh, a drawer, rt iding In Ricoartoo, he was apprehended. On Wedneselay, ?? bruught ...

... LIBE IN NEW YORK. (From ?? A glance at New Yoik mny now be properly recom- imended to many an Englishman sitting at ease after breakfast, and reflecting upon the stupidity and in- .gratitude of his country. Why must be walk to his office, ?? In the 'bus among all sorts of fel- low-travellers I Why must he be at hin post exaotly at ten, for two or three hours' double entry or copy- work ? Why ...

... DEPVARTURE OF HER MAJESTY FROM I SCOTLAND. l _A ?? r n,',-nmns-nld bv the Prlno9n SCOTLA&LW. Her Mejecty the Queen, accompanied by the PuIrlows Relenaswbo now takes the place, In travelling, of the FIlnce6s Alice-the Prlnceeses Beatrice and Loulsa (the qttl of whom were in charge of the Marohioness of Ely, 1,,d5,..i.Wrdtlog), Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, the pinCes3 sH0healohe, and Gen. the ...

... LATEST FROM AM.EtICA. ?? ?? o rrewn GO spondent.) ARRIVAL OF5 THEr BOHEM5AN. Liverpool, Friday, A-uguit 29. The Nontreal Ocean Steambhip Company's screw 004W.r ]pobewJjlD, Captain B-riand, arrived thi3 morning ?? Quebec, whence 5he soiled on Saturday the ldot iustint. Resldee the Canadian malls and a large oargo, abo had 131 passengers, ?? 35 In the cabla. The journals received by this arrival ...

... fhn Tqhiiridnv r[nnd Palmrftnn ?? alt a InnnhAnn fne ] On Thursday Lord Palmerston presidtd at a luncheon for the benefit of the fund for the restoration of Melbourne Parish Church, near Derby, The event was the aocasion Of a grand gals in the parish, His Lordship, who was acoam. partied by Lady Palmerston, the owner of the Melbourne estates, was very enthusiastically recelved bytbe ...