... 11if rnTrnnnC. AT. vU. T ?? -- I l ?? TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS NEROTURY. i GESTLEMEN,-I feel persuaded that all the argu- c ments Mr. Smith can bring to bear on the subject of House C Architecture will not alter the public mind one jot. At a the same time I do think we want improvement, but am n] happy to say the architects of Leeds are moving in a right t direction. Personally, I know of ...

... | FORIGN' AND ' COLONIAL I 1 if ' --s men FRA-NCE unti Se PARTis, Aygust 28, 7 A.M. por h One topic alone at the prcesent' moment engrosses~ the his1I t, attention of the Parisian public, end that is the crisis in did g Italy. There is great exeitenient on the subject in political was and military circles, and a feverish anxiety is manifested two ~8 for every fresh'scrap of news that essay ...

... IATEST ?? OZXAMEI A. - ,, . ., , 7 ~ ?? . .. .; ?? ; . , BATTLAE IN TENNESSBR. SU 8RRENDER 01' 3,00b) PBDBBRIg;, - -TWO NObTHiRN GUNBOATS SUNK. OAPtlRE OF POUR3 YEDEBI&lRZ3NS (PerBohemia, vidA Qubeb son doendeny) Nsw Yonu, :git 16; A MornIa?. General J'Oelill's BrinyIS ppoaetd to have re tard from Harrison's landlig down thePnnal, one ('portion by land VGLf DWIaIisbabnr and anothtr pportion ...

... THE mlANCASIR ?? . . The Times has sent a special reporter into to give particulars-of; the present distress cases amongst tbe poor operativee, Tbh cOO1@ Prevail. visited Ilreston, and be thu rpeaks of det t scenes which came under his not ice -- Of e of the popalation of Preston, 82,900, it is c OI tlht5 26,000 are in one way or other engaged in the, tb^ mills, and of these 12,460 are ...

... Virtue is not left to stand alone; he who practises it will have neighbours. Never turn a blessing round, to see whether it has a dark side to it. Judgment is a faculty which very few people have enough of to discover that they want more. It is easy to live well among good people but show us the man who can preserve his virtues in spite of strong temptation and universal example. ...

... eONPAOT--WHE-*ROY-ALTROOPS.-- short PARIS, August 28..-Th_ .Moniteur announces that the squadron of evolution has received orders of to proceed to the Bay of Naplesc. ?? last t if NAPL1S, 'August27.-Yesterday a conflict took Busi place between Abe Garibaldians and the recon.at 11 noitring party of the Royal troops sent from sold: Reggio. at SC Another conflict occurred also to-day, and te ...

... INDIA AND CHINA MiAILB. We have received letters and papers from Caloetta to the 22d ultit stid ?? HRong-Xong to the 11th. The ?? is frbmn the BM01 Hoerkarnt of July 229:_ Xc omitted ib our lasL suhinary to allude to the failure of an opiatd firei at Hong-Kong, the liabilities being estimated at 1,30W0.h dbjfi*k. The facts disclose one of those gigantic fraruad which ocaesionaliy startle tho ...

... Grand Lodge. Grard Lodge will meet next Wednesday, when Br. Herbert Lloyd's ?? following Motion will be brought forward:- That-in the event of Grand Lodge agreeing to the alteration of Law 19, p. 107, of the Book of Constitutions, as proposed by the M3W. Grand Master-Grand Lodge be empowered to appoint a permanent Committee, consisting of seven members, to take into consideration the ...

... 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 ...

... Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by tie Princess Helena-she now takes the place, in tra. velling, of the Princess Alice-the Princesses Beatrice and Louisa (the latter of whom wvere in charge of the Marchioness of Ely, Lady in Wait. ing), Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, the Prinoees Hohenlohe, and General the Hon. C. Grey, Major Elphinstone, the Hon. Mrs Bruce, &C., left al. moral yesterday ...

... I I Thlere' is no Hosticuiltural Society inl England 'cbuh ls l- a~sess. greater tacilitie~s for- hoidhi, its shows than the Royal Oxfosd'diiie Hlorticultural S8ociety, fur inl the suhsneeor ?? atutumin sealsons Iil y are, enabled, though the kindness and hheyality. of else M~ends and Fellows iif ?? Colleges, to avail these selve-s of their giurdesis an indulg~ence wh'lich thle o pullic ...

... THE ST. BARTHOLOMEW iICENBY , 'IX OCLEBRATION .. On Sunday lest, the two hundredth aniveraroy of -t3ie acesson: of 2,000 mnslatera froma the church of England was commemorated In 3most of the snetrepo- lan dissenting chapels. Mr. Bliney had an qver- whelimng engeegton at the Weig1h, us ha Fish streetl-AhW tehrit pastor oneof the Brtholomew canfessors, He delivered a set discourse on the ...