... THE EARTHQUARE IN CALIFORNA t L+knh_ _.D _L _- . . - -- .- - .11 Through the enarnal Press we bave the following cable telegram, dated San PranoisoD, Oatober 23, giving particulars respecting the shook which was felt on the 21st : 2isThe result of investigations of the damage done by tho ea-thquake, which are now going on, show that the part or the city which suffered moat is that whiek is ...

... OIXNGS AT BOTANY 13AY.-7LUNKEYISM AT T'HE ANTIPODES. . TO TIt EDITOr OF RRYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPEI. Scit,-The advent of royalty, in the person of a son of Albert the Good, after having called forth an amount of flunkeyfication and toadyism never yet exceeded in any part of the world where the Great British people prevail, has culminated in New South Wales in such an extraordinary manner, that a ...

... THE TOTAL ECLIPSE1 C THE SUN. The Ayeeabsri Gazette of eptL 13 contains the foiUow- ig extract from a letter written by Dr. Hermann Vogel, who accompanied the North German expedition to Aden, as a photographer:- At four o'clock on the 18th of August we left Aden, where the expedition had established its head-quarters. Nine- tenths of the sky was overcast, and we endeavoured to feel as ...

... ARHBIEPISCOPAL AND ECCLESI. ASTICAL NONSENSE. -0 THB EDIT0o1 OP ERYNOLD5f' NWSPABRTa. SIB,-It is hardly worth while to examine the statements contained in the speeches of the ordinary Conservative wind-bags who are now deluging the country with their blatant utter- arnces of bygone Tory clap-traps as to the throne, the altar, and the constitution. These words and phrases only represent to them ...

... SCOTTISH TENANT FARXERS AND ITEIR LANDLORDS. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDWS INEWAPER. l SIR,-Every issue of' 1eynolds's Iaewspaper con- tains some exposure and denunciation of the -wrongs endured by mechanics or labourers at the hands of employers or others in authority over them. There is, however, one class of our sorely tried fellow countrymen to' whose grievances, doubtless fcr some adequate ...

... Ro~ilGdati N LLIGINCOp, ' In tsO Corps Le e Favre madea spec 'Oa the brdget- which led' to a tumult and called np 'i -Rouber. Towards the' end of hid speech he took the ull by' the hocfns, and said, in ino3t plaini lhnguage, -tha the great incubujn on France was 'her 'lrge arimy, that suceh'an ar~my c ,uld not be wa~nted niiless vrar was medi fate'd, and that£ iarying evil'was that the Emperor ...

... THE LATE LORD CARDXGAN. The deceased, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, and Baron Brudenell, of Stanton Wyvil, in the co-unty of Leicester, was the seventh in succession from the Northamptonshire cavalier, Sir Thomas Brudenell, Bart., raised to the peerage in 1627, and advanced to the earldom in 1661. The late earl, who was born on the 16th of October, 1797, was twice married, first on June 19, ...

... I A _ I A _ A A A A A i . . A very large meeting of working men was held on Sunday morning last, on Olerkenwell-green, to denounce the House of Lords, for their conduct in reference to the Suspensory Bill. The meeting was very enthu- siastic, and numbered about 3,000 pbreons. Mr. MISweeney was called upon to preside. He called Mr. Finlen to move the first resolution.' On Mr. Finlen'presenting ...

... LOYALTY WITH A VENGEANCE IN| AUSTRALIA. | TO THE EDITOR Or ESyNOLDS'S NEWSPApLER, Snt,.-We have now full particulars of the attempt on the life of the Duke of Edinburgh- the execution of the maniac OFarrell-the con- dict of the New South Wales people-the recovery and departure for home of the royal sailor. We learn that Prince Alfred is coming out as a politi- cian. This new character has been ...

... DAEAD1UL ACCIDENT oiW TRE CAMBR ?? sissL WrAor Yr I A TRAIN THROWN INTO THE SEVEBN. Early an #stArday mwnaing week a shaockng asoident happmned nsear'Oaws, a small satsion on the Onnibrias Ria wy. After passing Newtown, this railWay, making strnight for Lilnidl~ee, orosses the devious caurse gf the Severn at three points, one ?? being at soafol, a second at Ceeraws, and a thi-d at Pontdogech. ...

... &1?D NAVY. WrAwPIONS OF THE8 ARMYFBUARY. [WbeON two planes are meotdoned, the last named In tha at let L. ~ which the Depot is 2iatlned.] 2nd do: EHpdc-park 20th do, let bat: Molta; Meot- So ?? Dom Royal ]EL G.: Regent's-pask Do, 2nd bat Bsuma~h; Mhal- let D. Guards: Aldcnibett geld Wn do Bengal; oanterbury 2 le oit bat:i Glasgow 3rd de:- Bombay; Canterbury D,2dbet: Ceylon: Prosttn 4th do: ...

... _ENI&WISM IN IRNL&XD., On the 22ed ef Diodmcer last a prvate in the 92rd Highlanders, named Taylor, whose regiment is quartered stthe Curregh, entered the constabulary barrack at KE1- kellon, not far froca Dablin, and reported thet a civilian had attempted to sednc him from his allegiance. They had beem drinking together, when the man asked him outside the public-house door, requested him to ...