... _:THE PUBLIC [IEALTH. From tble Xitrrenrl'wekyreturn wve learno that d4uring tbe week ending Saturday'last, 5,007 births and 3,417 deaths were registered in Lon- don and 20 otheriarge-citiesaudtowns of the United Kingdom. The mortality frdm all causes in these towns was at the rate of 241 deaths annually to ever' 1,000 persons estimated'to be living. In Edinburh the ?? of mortality was 19 per ...

... FOR8IGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE.--The Government have decided to esta blish an extensive camp at Valbonne, 24 miles from Lyona-Military anmceuvres will take place in the neighbourhood of Paris in September and October. Manceuvres will be executed by the army of Lyons duridg the same period. On Tuesday afternoon, towards five o'clock, the troops garrisoned at Trou- villa, consisting of artillery, ...

... N;AVY STATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER. Aboukdr, Jamadca Fox, Channel sery PAttlesnakce, C. of Achilles. Portland..Glasgow, East In. Good Hope Adventure. troop Growlei, M.edittn. Reindeer,. Pacific * secr. in China Hart, lieditetanlen. Repulae, psssage AIgncourtChnnnl. Hector, Sostbmpt. to Paciffc ''squadron lielleon, Mediter.' Researchi,Medltsr. AlbaoreZerMnda: Hercusles, Channel BlevengeQuoenst ...

... EARL DERBY'S LIBERALISM. I The Labour Question has a Liberal exponent in Lord Derby. At an agricultural dinner at Bury, given on Thursday last, Lord Derby spoke kindly and sensibly on behalf of the agricultural labourers, on their strikes and wages. Hie did not wonder. he said, that men should strive to obtain as high a price for their labour as was possible; and, on the other hsaisd it was ...

... THE BUILDERS'. STRIE The conference between the sub-committee of the Master Buildera' Association and the deputation fron the carpenters and joiners, for the purpose of arranging the dispute in the building trade, -was held on Tuesday al the oflices of the association, 2, Westbourne-chambers The sub-committee of the masters consisted of Messrs Eannen, Brass, Shaw, Macey, Trollope, and Bird, ...

... ROYAL SURREY GAR]31-.NS. I:. I. S11 ?? I 'll~il;NiJ~li'it. OnAlsiliily lst lli. l dOIL lz LU)lilge ldtI k d I tis ttlelierit., t tile abuve beliitlif gillells;. II os I. be ml r. SI r:iogesI l;ck to have ?? elhllot Os \tlil ?? tbri td iceisiltgo aC ruio exteitgbtillt ail all his ?? big ?? briog lu:OlIll, ?? :d cotrilik exitellt, by till. MoitidasB 0'liS 11o e acltpill~l t1 thei-Iil0, :Lisllt 1 ...

... : : LLOYD'~S- WE'KLY- : LONDON, NWSPAPED, AUTUMN MANMUVRES.' There are monitory symptoms in the con- dition of the British tradesman, that indicate a nascent and probably'evanescent military fever. He has no, Column Venddme to re- mind him of the national triumphs-that erected to the Duke of York is not an efficient substitute for tb e bronze that passed into the bands of the Commune - he has ...

... I TE = = -T= *The aettmpt- to wget uP a 11gta pitit'; jne,'o~be' ?? ,inury tf the middle.cl3ises and allbeliow'tem, has sdt .bs~o~ees sisccesgtel as' its prwmotersa wished,-bbt did,' 'done mrisechief, arel'thp heb ntofea Orif tgt i wisekeidelesigalis- seive eapiuirilay p sigbmsnt. ,We dg not denty 'tha that distsase ba igttsislrdkd the crop in- many localitics, arnd tale~t ?? those wrho ?? act ...

... , There is a tale of prosperity assuredly in the Registrar-General's quarterly return, issued a week ago. We have grown rioher; we are healthier, in the mass, than we were three months ago. Pauperism shows a slight decline, while population is marked at a slight Increase. At the same time, marriages have been on the increase; albeit the story of the cupboard has been, and remains, a wbful one. ...

... . I E BWqAPBOOK .C.OLUMN.- ' Al'Quriroua BOYrAf ?? when the drainage'cperations. werecarried'on in-the, park; the metropolis -was iagitated by the, Wilkes fetrneut, a =haraeteristio' of which: party. was a' hatred of 'the Scotch.: Now ?? happened'that a great number of the workmen eneaga'd la'the'- park were Scotebm'en,, and as they hated Wilkes' adherests as cordially as the Wilkites hated ...

... , SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. SATURDAY'S EDITION. HOW PARISH PAUPERS FAZE. Parish paupers-we use the phrase parish in contradistinction to princely paupers-are univer- sally regarded as cumberers of the ground. Outcasts from Society, tabooed by Society, they labour under Society's anathema. They are looked upon as a national pest; while, however, it is humiliatingly admitted that they are a na- ...

... -MXRS. O'IULLIGAN'S PARTY. INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT. CAtRRY V. YOUNG.-This was an action tried at the Liverpool Assizes on the 24th ult., in which tite plaintiff, Thomas Carey, sought to recover fr tm Arthur Young damages, under ?? Copyright Act, for the hlfrineement of the copyright of a song entitled Mrs O'Mulligau's Party. Dr Comnminls was counsel.for the plaintiff. The case was wnde- ...