... sardta (operations. I -- ? I PFrom the Gerldeuer' Chronicle and AlrcultuaraZ Gayettc. PLANT HOUSES. GamEENmoosu HAPrD-WOODED PLANTS.-TO those com- mencing the cultivation of this class of plants it may be necessary to say, that even at this season, when they are making little growth, it will not answer to stand them close together with a view to general appearance, as is fre- quently done with ...

... A TEETOTAL NUT-CRACKER AND HIS. NUTS. The other day, the public equanimity was disturbed by an anuouncemeut that Mr. Fothergill, of Keswick, would deliver two lectures, under the auspices of the United Kingdom Alliance, in the Temperance Hall, in which he would crack the nuts which had appeared in the Chronicle's leader a few weeks ago, and also that he would deliver a further lecture, in ...

... i: THM -ARRMST Oil PRINCE ITAPOLMON.. OnWedneoday ?? Napoleon audthe Prii- dtss, 4lotilde.vwith;their two sons, who had been at school 'at Vevay,' and accompanied only by. the aide-de-cam' ancd the lady-in-waiting of the princess, entered France from- Switzerlavd, and at the Begarde Station , close to Belfort, they were asked for their papers. They pro. duced their paesports, which had been ...

... -XI8giELLAWROWOU It is said that Government *iU call parament t . other a coun io of weeks earlier next year than usual. -m M. Henri Solvyss, mineister pleniposentiary of Plelgiumi Z It~aly, will, it is understood, succeed the late Baron PI canlien as Beglgrn minister in London. - ~Tbe Bishopi of Liuolojjssis'isusda form ?? for or gj Ishis dioceee, supphoacsting the Divieo aid for the T smoval ...

... TME PASTIME OP CRUELTY. ,E'rom the Ant'i,-ame-tcaw Circutar.] Ocr most heavily respecable danilies, weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and annuals have, almost with. out exception, frequently uttered 'scornful' things about the gratuitous brutality of pigeonishaoting; and one or two of the most consistent hve declined to publish reports of tbe matches. If our eyes were not sO mach blinded by ...

... TEE LATAST MINISTERIAL G.GZXNG *.I VTEAIBURE,' The Whigs are a mean, dirty lot. Their legis- lation is always sneaking and underhanded. They have all the despotic instincts of the Tories,: none of thieir piuck.1 IThe' recent 'ublic-house` and' poli6legislati6n.'i'-a - & sedioun .i sIi, t 116u- croachment on the liberties of the people, worthy of the post tyrannical munister.,of .tAle most ...

... AGITATION AGAINST TIZE-331GN PRIOD or PODI? [Frm the Newcastle GaellJe.. A very Jorge Iiatborivg of Oitmer's wivelt. unnibering upwards of five hnndrea, congregatod in the Briok-liartbo Now Seatanm Colliery, near Sesalm Harbour, for the per., pose of takirg into consideration the fx~remo priea of butcher's o-nat, PAtatos, and milk. The: meeting wag stmnouccea to 4nke place at tep, &,,a by~that ...

... I SUNDAY, JULY 28. SATURDAY'S EDITION. THE IBIUTSX INITEENATIONAL CON- GEu8SB. The cause of labour possesses an organization, and a representation of which the industrial orders may well be proud. The organization is wide-spread; the representation, judging from- the congress held at Nottingham, all that can be desired. Had the creators of wealth suffered matters to rub on in the old grooves, ...

... KETTLE- THE IMPE RIAL DRUM. There is a movement in Europe once more. The three emperors are to meet, to settle the affairs of the world, and of course we are told they are going to do so in the highest interests of humanity. Cesar has been dethroned, and sent into exile, but a greater than Ctesar has arisen to alarm imperial fears. rhere is no enemy so alsi- dious, and yet so powerful, as ...

... TEI TICEROE2N CLAIMANT. On Tuesday, there was held at the Cambridge Music- hall, Commercial-street, Bishopggato, a crowded meeting under the auspices of the Tichhorno Defence Fund Com- mitte. Every part of the building was vwell filled, and the Claimant, accompanied by ir. Oseslow, 31,P., Mr. VWhalley, MY.P., and other gentlemen, met with an en- thusiastic reception. Mr. S. I. Ilyam, vestry ...

... LO)D CAEN&1VON ON WOREING MEN'S CLUBS. On Monday afternoon Lerd Carnavon laid the founds- tion-stone of a working men's club at Carlton, near Not. tingham. The building is to be erected entirely at the cost of the Hon. and Rav. 0. W. Forester, vicar of the parish. Lord CARNARVON, addressing the working men pre- sent, said if there was ore institution in England more particularly English than ...

... TEE MXOMUS OPRU3M L&BOUREES M I BRAZIL. A correspondent, says 'the Daly News, ie'as tE that a series of letters of a peinfully intereotLV character have been received in Warwickshire fto several members of a batch of agricultural emigrantc i Brazil in May last. The families, were collected :j Mr. Alsop, an emigration agent, lodging in Forfiep, place, Leamington, close to the o Offices o the ...