... THE fourth report of the Children's Employment Commission, like all its predecessors, fills us anew with profound remorse for the sills of which we have all been guilty towards those who, for the same reason for which they have the greatest claim upon our Legisla- ture, have the least influence with it-the helpless, vacant-minded children who are so early embodied, as it were, in the machinery ...

... Resolution, if unaccmpanied by, foresight and. prudence, degenerates into folly. Re who looks upon the ocean thinks little of streams end rivers. ;The envious lose the enjoyment of life by the discontent the feel at what others enjoy. ifyou wish success in life, make perseveranceyour bosom friend, experience your wise counsellor, eaution your elder brother, and hope your guardian genius. We ...

... THE MASSACRE OF.INDIANS: BY- SOLDIERS. The New York correspondent of the Times gives full details of the massacre of the Cheyenne 'Indians by United States troops, some particulars of which have'already been published. The following facts were elicited in evidence taken before the committee appointed by congress to in- quire into the conduct of the war :- The Cheyenne Indians inhabit a part of ...

... ON OATTLH PLAGUE, CaOLRA, AND DlSk N!OTINtj &NLXTd I nv flV. BY CRBIbTrOP ls JOUt8ON, L&'Ci4Tl In the eouree of a uOg professional life I h.re had occasion to Cvestigate many sanitary qes. tivos, souie of theml clocely oouneceed weitb tire cuhtiation of the soil; and at tbv prereut %ogete of anxiety and dread in respevt to cb~lera ad cattle dresses I venture to publish alew Zemarke wehich tho ...

... I!NDEB DWYREINIOTL ANNIBYN-, I - t rvD WYR MORGANWGO.- . l lqeg a'r 20fed o Fedi, 1865, yn CV,,amnan, Aberdar, cynnaliwyd cyfarfod ,gwtrol Undeb Dwyreiniol Morganwg. 1),chreodd y ?? atn dri o'r gloch y dydd cyntsf. Wedi dewis y Parch. R. G. nes, ir gadair, ?? y penderfyniadau l Fol v Cyfrarfod C allrterol nesaf i fod yn Treher. Yr ramser i w nodetto ar amlen y DiwUgfw?)r. 2. Fod lytiyr ...

... THE GRAND PROMOTERS OF HEALTH. II OLLO WAY'S PILLS. r| H E grand secret of attaining happiness is to secure J- good health, without which life is stripped of ail its pleasures. The first irregularity of any function should be checked and set right by appropriate doses o these hue purifying Pill?, which strengthen the system by | thoroughly cleansing the blood from all impurities, They bulluce ...

... The Maori Protection Society. The officials of the Aborigines Protection Society nave never shown much temper or sense, but the address which they circulated in New Zealand, in the Maori language,.and which their secretary communi- cated to the Times last Saturday, is a much more imbecile and mischievous document-the two qualities jjrs often combined—than they have yet produced. JLhe goodiness ...

... A Juryman's Soliloquy. To spare, or not to spare that is the question Whether 'tis wiser in a state to suffer Its murderous brood to rust out in a prison, Or to bring down swift justice on the ruffians, And on the gallows end them ? To hang to choke; No more; and by a rope to say we end This growth of monstrous crimes that daily shocks Our whole society-a consummation Devoutly to be wished. To ...

... Jfttwato. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for October. London and Edinburgh W. Blackwood and Sons. In this number the interesting memoir of the Con- federate war for independence, by Major Von Borcke, IS continued. It abounds in hairbreadth 'scapes, is a personal Barrative of thrilling interest, ringing Stonewall Jackson, Lee, Stuart, and other Confederate heroes vividly before the reader s ...

... COUNTY HALL, DERBY, F~mAY, Sept. 29. I [Before Dr. PEACH (Chairmrn), Sir HI. S. WILMOT, Bart., ?? W. EVANS, Esq., M.P., W. T. Cox, Esq., M.P., and W. M mmNDY, H. DEVAS, and T. 0. BATEMAN, Esqrs., and Major MOBLEY. ) THE LiTcituncu NucaatNcE.-The sunmmonsagainst Mr. 3 Swingler, of Litchurob, for obstructing the free passage of an open drain, and thereby causing a nuisance, wee again called ...

... 1:111i-IXlOll VYN11V! liN ,I11n bul-luN I'v . oa? In regard to the holders of the Cotton Loan a Wash. ington telegram of the 18th says:- .Ope be Many of toe holders of the Confederate Cotton Loan in the England avoided the recent meeting in London evidently ana from fear of an exposure of their individual complicity in the a b ridiculous transaction. As the London journals, therefore, tioi ...

... EAST-LOTHIAN AGRICULTURAL REPORT I FOR SEPTEMBER. V (WRITTEN FOR THE OALEDONIAN MERCURY.) Seldom have we experienced a finer mouth of. t September, and those farmers who exercised a II little patience have got the larger portion of their v V crop secured in a condition not often attained in v this uncertain climate, and evea where hurriedly t stacked the continned dry weather has put every. t ...