... . The old fairy tale of .Beauty aozd the Beast has seldom done bettcr service than in lending itself to Mr. George Buckland for the purposes of literary and artistic illustration. From the thread thus afforded Mr. Buck- land has drawn ohe of those ever fresh and amusing entertainments which constitute the leading attractions of the Polytechnic. Although a certain kinship is apparent in all ...

... I- l .g : I II ?? MAI . AfLxAimnr, Sm. 19.-The Barlodaloft at 10am. for Brindisi, whore she may boe xpocted 03btho22nd iniat, DAilTMOUfti, SriT. 0q.-The stoaine p Do' ga11 Po- longing to the direet line between Lbrddn and imorera, bailed honce to-day with the eunal manlU and aargo. HA.AX1 , SErT. 17.-Tho Alla= 1Boyal Mail steamer Caspian arrived hero to-day. LYDb MATT -PoRT ?? SEPT. 12.-The ...

... *-1 'I I .. . .. . .. . . . ?? -~ . '! . .S. . J . 1, ' i I TEO'hd O of I ?? hilg promised . .The deptit~ou theA^*iThoirdD 0W ?? 2b4 T l2:c~t., , i ?? TgUUCSDAY. lV d to Tur]y nnE, p ,athei' during the prouesiowbeiu *Tim~ Witrox A~~4 .TIIE ) Wagm oi w l; l WI oakaslof hides . Moro wooll'wi ao iisi - -- * tratep At poatfo'p yeiste rd UY, Col *got> o ieezor jiq.,r'4ithe J tony lehblawhite, ...

... f ~- O O -W- a 1I6E Tfill1P AXONG THE' F by ''ALLAUS. pla (' ol ovn' atzI conlsifsw ,nmT.) dis DANKIPOR1, A. 4. 'Of ?? iast days of the Prinoe's stay in Cal- ai o0t isfs'l i sot necossary to write at longth. Pri md~wf U&Hleaving hiesloyal Iighness unveiled a ma bstatuo of tho late Liordi Xt, -erected. on tho v lMaidan. It was a fitting tribute to a Vico- rey' whdo reign was as popular as his ...

... I A. LFRBOAT FOa HARWIO. I 90MMUDTOU 01 TB IDAWKX3~?nMW Sm,-Referring to the reoent lamentable wreck of thezsteamer Deutschland on the Keutish Knock Sands, I trust yon will insert in the Daily ASewa the following correspondence on the subject of placing a lifeboat at Harwioh which Ias already taken place between myself and Mr. Oliver John Wilincms, of Hiarwich. I may add that Mr. Williams is ...

... ENCLOSUR OF ao a I Yeaterday th.ere watduon the 1lo~le Ss3nM tary, at Whitehal, aninl sildpttqtn, eBeiUb8 a large number of lords ef mathors, owning loamn ,for which provisional orders have been inse but Wtb await the usual eootihratioz~ of Parliament Bpe.lm 8tanhope, M.P., introduced the depiitatiok4 anlsad4 liit to whioh hcq would ?? ~~4 'the atiua 4o~osnres reprsne y~snsfs helords~ of ...

... . - -j . . I I | ?? ~ ?? - v ..o In the Xfoueoflors 1 ?? Denman ~onplained Xtbt keh rw epert by . n'e~fpaper, Ta1 Jordas 1hoiht 'th 7 Of n~otthaway~te Webi*the ioa4'of ,. lrd chiet Jus- w F;(n ?? Stanleyrof ?? explaind some tb nae b~ ?? pethtth Badhad beer: ?? ,6&' n jo Wietion Billipassed thromugh ni : o U Mouse adjomned. In the lloulse os ~ommo0i I a1 number 6f t, ptitiom 'Wa presented from ...

... UJ - I ,] -V - 3Wf- Las evening Mr. preat Fed aei Pa er the society O~ ts Od thfb Fall iii therijib of' lver, Causes Its ~ass mlebl~ kr' osdblb Avoidance, wit .PV4in Itooreco- .11-11'~ot It in- 6 I sutsoad:o, ?? xii a tjiq jeOe~,qn4 hcAyyeW the value ofoysbivrhs becoe 0ia gsessig topgeI .~ad causens ?? ]ore, fixot, t. tlicuig therfohave ~inv to ioreiant ?? othiers. dealing -With th 64 5 Z&O ...

... THEi FUGITIVE sLAVE VIROULAB. The monthly meeting of the General Council ,of the ?sanehester' Liberal Association was hold on Thurs- day evening at the enutral Offices, St. James's-square; ,Ur. Bt. Lsmnnz presidiig, The Chaivinart said the Elxe- outive Committee load been again attracted to this' te-~ popialicisubjOct, and recommended the council to express b papssin b g a seriesi of ...

... ' X' I ,ALE L ij (WRaOU OV~A oWN~ cODUMarcnT.) t The Nat'icQ Zifug, Al t 11l4Ln rejoiced the other day that th ale , 5the three moat. despotijoptwer ?? was still intact.t had Powers ?? . thdhad doubte 'OA time of the appearance of the 'first iin th'e Russian 0ftiial Gazette, and even fo9 4 ffi days afterward. Now'all is clear. Thbo Gazette has spoken again, and almost '0O.6Icd R has ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF CAWTERBURY'S OCHURC0 PATRONAGE). I. The Rev. Dr. Harding, vicar of Martin, Salis- bury, had written to inform the Archlbishop of Canterbury of certain statements made by Ur. Fisher, a lecturer, at a recant meoting of the Liboratioa Soeoty, held in the city of Salisbury. We have recived for publication the fol. lowing roply, written at the Primuates desiro by the l;o~iegtrar ...

... 4TE- TE. rA,.MT -t , I* I : RNI t ~ a , OL;ITIOA~' IEWSI 1 i . ~bun ewacbnnsersar.) * .PAMS MoNDAY NMOIi*. - iI uc'ien, Brdit high n thei epneoe ''of the ~opXide ?? Ohasubor4 ..d -perhaps tbe qst8.ableq ,;,e~tirnlst iu theA4se-ly, has issi~ed nl address to the electors .ofthe Ain deblining to'he a candi- datdefortither ?? or the 1ssembly. ?? danuot suppoxt tieo Cojistitution he 'voted awgaint' ...