... il TJ3 Beu ?? flTAR&Oe' Fi VENTES D I A yo.rg gerttrean who has seen 19 summers, ana who on coming of age will become the poassseor f £100,000, lately, says a correspoenient of the Globoe, we t to Exsrotah from Birmingham, where his guard!rn resides, kn company witI a tator, to en= deavonr to improve hia health sud to increase his k)owledge, Thy two took lodgingat the residence of a gardener, ...

... A NIGHT ON THE OrTLER BPITZ. (Stem abe Coshi magazine for October.)- The following description Of a perilous adventute Is taken from the papers of the late Robert Jacob, -eq. (of Dublin), who, with his relative, Mr. Wal. pole, ascended the Orler Spitz Mountain during a tour throughthe Tyrol in the month of August, 1861. The narrative was pennea a few hours ater the oc. currences to which it ...

... TOWN COUNCIL, ?? ?? of Tonri C mctl woe ?? yesterday- 1.104 a ted Deian o? Gilblti e? toe ?? at Council B Too ? nook the oath on hi's re- tt* tori CT CCC FtlV'Dfl? OF TEE CITY CO e fl tJO- '-BfNI?C:.U'O 'r 1 ?? i f . cit OiLS i beoj'iii C ?? A G.'oeottt ..±- I L? tvt'A tOe,- tile g.'.Ieral - j11 - t1? ? to. Vii liii ii- by ting train so Cit t ?? ?? wdweuItJtoeOtmo? - ., I) - tell by ?? of ...

... BAZAAR-OcTOfl? 17. J The ase still ct ontinues overstocke withtheshes'e i At ¶c-dsy's market very little business wafS doing' onl a bout 1U tons having passed the scales. Pdime 0 S ^ ;* brin adblg fail prices. (ese- ?? ;fl -ol told)..: 61 - 7 ih~ Balmonds. B f.. /5 Lotte?. B Ih.- j r ed dates. j 7 t. se- - ?? IS- o ?? - 30e canflrY isuwd.., .r3 - >, pord. lIUm) lrttlllill D 1/2 veetbles-b Eggc ...

... THE INCHREASE OF FOPULTION IN I FRANCES, I The attention of several French writers has lately been turned to the subject of population in France. In the circular of the 16th of Septewber, it is said that, while in the old countries of the European con- ?? the population increases bat. slowly, Russia and the United States, before a centary is over, may each number 100,000,000 of inhabitants. An ...

... CLYDESD ALE UPPEPRIWARD SOCIET9Y. The annual supper of this soclety wA held on be Thursday last within the Bedford lotel, George mr Place-F W. Allan, E-q., vice.-president of the do society, in the chair, supported by the Rev. J. Logan co Aikman, Messrs. John Greenshllds, yr. of Eeree, OJ James Dale, James Stodart, ThomasWharrie, Thoe pr A. Anderson, 1 Fzame, J. Hatton Watkins, Wn. eo Crockatt ...

... P[ROPOSED IMg&rCHMENTOF PRESIDENT The New York correspondent of the Doily NMets writing on the 3d of October, Baia he has 1ttle doubt that the 'AdiccAl leaders wiit ahoa' Presidens Jobnson no mercy. They ae of the iame dogged, determined breed, ef the same relentless temper, as the men who brought Charles I, to the block, They have got the powerin their hands now, and Will, I think, as foe as ...

... - ' - c&&g ,JUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 16. -was anticipated last week, the ratilc - tions of the Austro-Italian Treaty of Peace were ?? at Vienna on Friday, and Whe Italian are busily preparing to take 3ssession of Venetia. They were to enter -VerornR to-day, and Venice on Friday. A oropcitlon, by the Italian Government has ,been acceded to by Austria, according to which the Venetian soldiers in ...

... BY ORDINARY 2EJ&EGRAPHr; GENERAL NEWS. London, Monday Evenirg. Dr. Pellew, Dean of Norwich, is dead. Melbourne papers received on Saturday state that mutton was 7d and beef 8d and 9d a pound-app a' rently the result of the late very severe and pro' tranted drought. Mn STUALT Mmn's LITfBArY LCZ6 ?? John Stuart MW, MP., is basily employed at Avignon, in editing the collected works of Mr. H. T. ...

... GRE ?NOCK. ELEC1noS or? HsiJ.AC lta r: -4-dt as si. journed court, held en Saturts. Mr J.C.Smt~. writer, appea red and weithdrew? ?? eamwo oE tie em ploydS of the Giee S~aza RehimeD COnOsny and MiJolin Eerr, Vtte bedz ?? ecenesttbeio!eed on the roll uf CICCIG' ci Har ni>ru fr~oetesa i'ab~ were W1 OiO&5t~ boiree.. h -oce>n ?? raietilasi si2:, all of whicb won-r eebeeca.d THEEs'Rroam D-anl;.;. ...

... TlE FRESS ON THE GLASGOW REFORU D~EMONST'RATION. (From the Standard.) Mr Bright was rather tamer than upual, not.. withstanding the elation lie must have feltat the presentation of another of those grandly wordedi addresses in which his genlus and eloquence, his statesmansbip, and his corruptible integrity were eulogised after that sickeniugly fulsome manner in which the representatives of ...

... PAISLEY? Tnzrtr.-James Jackson, designated as a cabinets mnakei, but whose present profession is that of a mendicant, wa3S charged at the Police Court, on Saturday, with having on Friday etolen a, pai of knickerbockers, within the house occupied by Mrs Boyd. He pled guilty, and was sentenced to 21 d^ s' i niprisonm~ent. JEcMounED CASES OF CsoILERA-For the last two days a rum~our has beien ...