... STEAMER DAY. Our beautiful harbour on steamer days at this season prbeuts as anima'cl a picture as one can well imagine; and ys.t, contemplated other save a poetical o seutimoip..l -t.. • I poiot. there is but little ill the scene to qu cken oae's American pride (says the New York JmH>i Bllci¡¡). Ail these superb steamer', whose incomi and outgoing present so pleasing a panorama to the eye ...

... THE PRESS IN TURKEY. The Editor of the Levttnt IJera'd lias sent the following le,tt er tO I'he l'iiiies fi-oni eiiistaiitiiiople, under date May 24 I have already had occasion two or three times during the past fifteen years to notify to our English sub- scribers, through The limes, that the Porte had sus- pended the Levant Hcr ...

... Mr. Spurgeon, it is said, is quife willing, if asked, t.o stand for Lambeth, and to go in lor Parliamentary life, like Air, The revenue returns issued ()n Tuesday show that the revenue between theist AprÏland Rat nr'hy last amount »d to £11f>24,311, as compared with £11,2305P4 last The receipts are derived as follows:—From customs, £3223 000 excise, £3 OOfi.COO stamps, t:1,711.()i 0 taxe., ...

... Holloway's Ointment and -Pills.-Rel Remedies^ In wounds, bruises, sprains, glandular swellings, en- larged veins, neuralgic pains and rheumatism, the ap- plication of this snothing Ointment to the affected paits- not only gives the greatest ease, but likewise cures the. complaint The Pills ranch assist in banishing the tendency to rheumatism and similar painful disorders, whilst the Ointment ...

... THE SMALL Pox AT GRIFFITHS-TOWN.—The small pox has made its horrible nature painfully apparent at Griffiths-town. Thero are now some nine cases in the Union Workhouse at Coedygric, one terminating fatally on Wednesday and there are twelve or fifteen cases at Griffiths-town and Kemys, all having broken out simuitaneously. To use the words of the people of the place, it seemed to have rained ...

... OF INTEREST TO ENGLISH LADIES J ALSO! The Pope seems to have given some very sound ad- vice to certain devout Roman ladies who waited upon him the other day with an address and an original ode, written by one of themselves. Beloved daughters (s tid his Holiness', I have receive4 with pleasure all thatyou have done and spoken, and 1 recogniz II the good will by which you are actuated to labour ...

... POSSIBILITIES OF INVASION. The Saturday Review draws the following cheerful picture of what would occur if all invasion of England took place As far as we can judge, the Germans or French could, with proper preparation, transport 100,000 fighting men to our sliores for the main attack, employing half that number oil a demonstration, to be 'Oiiverted, if expedient, into a reality. Let U, ...

... The Daily Telegraph has also an account of the ceremony, from which the following is an extract ( At 10.25 all the troops were in position, and tlie regimental dog sitting on his haunches in his proper place. At 10.30 his Royal Highness the Commander- in-Chief and his staff advanced, and God Save the Queen was received with a silent salute. I cannot profess to tell you who were on the staff, ...

... Tn the Vice-Chancellors' Court, the cause of Ring v. -Tarmanhas been heard, and is an important case on the Succession Duty Act. Richard Ring, the testator in the cause, bv his will dated 25th of March, 1850, devised all his real estat s to trustees upon trust to accumulate the rents and profits for the term of 21 years from his death, and after the expiration of the term to convey and ...

... In the House of Lords, June 4, Lord Oranmore asked a question of the Foreign Secretary with respect to the publi- cation of the Supplemental Article. Why was it sent to the newspapers, although refused to Parliament y Was it the duty of the Foreign Offic-j to send papers of such importance ,0 newspapers before their presentation to this House? Earl Granville thought there was no breach of ...

... The rleath of the Editor of the New York Herald is an event whi'-h will ad,1 another sensation to the many which America is experiencing from the excited condition of its internnl and foreign politics, remarks the Daily NCICM, and proceeds to give tiie following account of the career of Bennett, who will no doubt take his place in the historic roll of sell made men The disappearance from ...

... SPUTTERINGS FROM JUDY'S PEN. PltOTERBfAL wrongs don't make right. IJon'tthey? Send your butcher two wrong hatvesof a £ lo-note in payment of his account, audthen see if he won't write. ALABAMA CLAIXS -The Amerioans seem inclined to stick to these slainis, ani why shouldn't they? W, don't want tiiein. THE Twa Dogs.—Puppyism and Dogmatism. A ITSTEr..— 3 he Woolwich Infant. THE Wrong ...