... |OREIN INTELLIGEITE. I XFANUE 'e 2 lt~apiimcZ ldng tci 'spiedhh delvered y Senior Collixtes fin, the tpish senat'e, owyd ` The Froenh gp4-nment canld , pit remain. insensible to the ?? Senor Collanttes, the sense of which was, however,; weaaed ,in the foliowmi i sittigi by Signor CollgnQtcs III= . Zf Franme adds ?? It is asserted that M., agrro i a depasnded from the $panishgbvep ent epra~t ...

... WIAT SLL WE DO I WITH THEM? safe condition of our London stre ets, it hasawakened the fears of men not tijaidated, has brought forward. many Ed doctors. On the one hand we find ?? windows packed with knives and .o edusters ;- on the other we: see the en, .papers filled with correspondence, in °'tihe conlict is described as gormandising Bah his term of imprisonments and laugh- bt'o ats all ...

... 7.TO,, ioREiiitTS We cannot, R A S AH SS t oke upon our- selves thbe paeinibility of etoptug%, AM *R. stiomi~re alt j'may be. obtained a h ne' ., raiterb ma stekrdnce tetttln.Th otwl ,belibd. pr. she.. ,oo MA Botot ?? hol- o' $iii- ,strfet; i~ and:W. Rickardt, No4, 9Nobseitreest, WEood-; stretetii. 4 st @' t e ie W. DoaiTiEMO-itg°e^ depond# up Stli . ,Yrl~ eiht entered .cided te ain e you, ...

... ?? ACTION OF THE BRITISH GOVERN, , The Nord of Wednesday gives the foliowing as the substance of a communication made on the 3rd inst. .byt Lord Napier, the British ambassador at bh1 .court of St. Petersbirg,.to Prine 'Gortsohakoff':-' The English government in agreement with the two other powers' Who signed the treaties relating to Greece, intends to conform to the stipulations which forbid ...

... | TE ET 'S MAIN. LammS -TAmTIOULAII WOnSan0ROUGIo, Wednesday Morning.-A long daY. spent at the-scene of the explosion has enabled us to add some infirdsting particularsa to those which ap jieni'in another col~umn, The dreadfulT calanmiy oc- cupiesthe' whole attention of the population of the district. 'Throughou-19 te day; the: roads le ading to the collieryt were thronged by crowds on their ...

... s o l~~~ p AIrT mQE- W * eR t.Aethet thtat hobf - ?? Aboob nwenlar Chltrfihe]$Lon fr 'arbor, id~fler~f ~tavel End beelftO FI- igtnf D li;ei -prionley on the rud evnofnither~cso hs mas colueft - imsfrh $ l~lS= aboutn k ta pR oxn his xoad camebefotowares eea the rate of wevehile15l ?? 300 yrsfo r GAinessibus fheir~ foropili by stwong-meneoand he habnt onenl whniieinip hp os ?? kocedone mnam ...

... |i ?? 1 TO.X8.jtC5UhTR- NAM. Itis ?? thalubs tat Si6 Hu Rolse is u Agh n ' dei-in-chief'of her ajesty's fores 1 nB that Sir Hope Gianliwill be his' su ?? Seoe azette--. The ?? for Ireland is siieguig froI3 ilness. !% ! From a parl r just issued it appear5 that iten nionth ei'ded the 31stOctober t ecquan- 'tity of raw cotton imported was 3,076,073 cwts. whilst at thessane period last ...

... ?? F~rom several letters on the treattment of convicts; rison dis lpline, and tickets-of-lewyeO which appeated a momimg cot weslehefollowig A Justice disbelievesin theefficacy o splitude ,aud separate confinement:- , 1'The man who garotte9 Ato-niglb took his mid. ~. ay, meal with men and women who have takenthe ,aol-degree and come out 'wih its testamur neither ie nor his compisniens ...

... 1 7 IFTI :th~xhan stonihn, flettesoW d te 5kbleu ~good~tiesi ^ od aashi4n ate 5ndenetto d gerous' seighbourheddfor t e eeve,5 l clas, a o-uni and anongit eer wijen peetb 'Glommons, Truthmust occaonally gO to alfe give place- to Policy a ?? fef pefople. can afford to l out more than l , % -ger's vorth oP Truth. Beyondthatlat. - htti for the Opponents in Politics would beis d claim the ...

... & ~ IwsD0dJ ?? n TheuLarger his desires, 'the 5sle* then more suited would. he'rbaffo b'ila l' ¶Thse Greeks -would treat him'-accord. IObJe s and energy.. .They would willingly to big ge~i tog hie6e aster, they 'would be content touse . ,bjl as tool but wvhether, active or ,passive she as t tbowo't the nationalpolicy.n This'W6ld- no 'o erdonable sin, and; -if 'committedilthe, ?? l91d soon ...

... TH Ji~~DITION. . -I ?? pOS 2?T SC U I t VP T SATUMDnAI NIGHT. LITEST ;LECTRIC NWS. IrIs j UDflH'S hEGII.] : : E ?? ' ?? ?? ,R , j : STpms, Saturday.- La Fraece of last evening sayB.:. The protecting rpowrs of.Greece; in proposing to' ?? of Pirtugal to- become ai candidate fo the Greek croWD, itmated' txpressly that': 'tbe Greek onstitutien sdoul elieomodifled as ogsllowthe sovereg ig di- ...

... 1-1111 A- -9VOICE FO (t Ueut.'iw;F M,~ , *4y (tl~e wefllkubn~wi. utherner), writes'tht followiii~letter to the Time We eaofp6 ini Lthe ol en time r,4hclajudgmkentf ?? vain for sueh.5fl nStA110061' judical Tblindneaa-as that under ?? the nortberh I e I'l b6~.ring. UP6d no~ ,otler theory cen Meni 476fthe6,incoln government mnther wte eebe- twenh ?? southern Stqtta of AmeicaPst 0 Fro OF veoi ...