... Salabarg, we see mentioned among the guests, oar feilow-tewnsuieu, Zavertal, lather and tuu. Mr Zavurtal, scuior, we understand, an intimate friend of Karl Mozart, and is m IMB— ton of two valuable manuscripts of th« immortal Mozart, als* a Leopold Mozart, his father, and a very successful portrait in oil of Constanz, Mozart's wife. ' iSignnr poornesses also letters frum hut Irleifei, Karl ...

... ~~~ - 7 vSv. l IN the Roulse of Lords last night the Lord Ohancellor stated that the Government were anizious to introduce a bill to consolidate the anxious to introduce a bill to consolidate the lunacy laws, but the late period of the session prevented the introduction of such a measure with any chance of success. iEarl De la Warr re- samed the adjourned debateon the second read- inlg of the ...

... THI? WRECK O?' THE s?MrE? 01' VIRGiNIA. - - rioi. j The Ado York Timneso 4 he 181h ult. publishesl Ivies detsils of the wreck of this vessel,- from whicih wei Sun- take the following :- Hfalifa;, Nova Scotia, July; fl~ing 17.-The news of the disaster to the -steamship State 1 her of VNirginia, which went ashore on the ~east end of I mty- Sale Island during a dense fog ont Saturday night, man ...

... THE WVEA THER. t .s s s LONDON, Thursday, 6 p.m. The weather during to-day has been very unsettled in almost all parts of the lUnited Kingdom.L During the early hours of this snomning a shallow depression reached our south-western coast from the Atlantic. The barometer consequently fell very generally. The wind became southerly over England., easterly in Scot- land, and north-easterly to ...

... LONDuN CORRESPNSDENCE. jT: (Dii Tdegernp7from out' eisa Ccilespon&zt.)t LONDON, Thursday night. The dissolution7 craze is again in the 3' ascendant. All sorts and sizes of politicians are 'certain that this, that, or-the other wlvl, -or will] d tot, take place at a particular or indefiniteI speriod. In most cases the wish is father to the surely ILord Hartington can Wait a little. long er. ...

... 'as ETT0> O CSI Boso~'rz.-|'ne applicatiuz Llrfor the benefit of ces.io or*aunt hv .JohnU .\o!rrie, the bakier, Hopeman, wvhich was adjournzed fromE la~t eweek,7 canmr up before Sheriff Smith vcstrrdav. 'Ir orA. G. Aian appeared for the creditors, anl M~r LIBulrrntit for the petitioner. The examination W-^ thre adijornred till Thursday next, to allow a state cf it ,e trornissior s to be ...

... BDEAST~ WEIL N Tie ofl inventory of large amo3un1t recorded *rig the month of July 'was that of the personal etate of .Tames Sutherland, Duncairne House, S~outh Seafield, Aberdeen, sworn under £7000. I the religious and charitable legacies are as follows, SisAnn Harvey or Taft, Aberdeen, leaves- tiGt To the Susteutation Fund of the Free Church of ar Scotland, £'100. mn Church, £50 To the ...

... (RcrTEB.l TeLMBAIM.) MANIFESTO the comte DE CHAMBORD. Tari*. July 31, Evening. ile has written S letter to | l>ie ile Forest*, at Marseilles, express l,i« thanks for the manifestations and addresses | which received on the of Henry. In ( letter, which partakes of the character a manifesto, the de Chambord refutes the j charge baring voluntarily declined avail him- , a remarkable opportunity of ...

... seriously some time his life wa® despaired of, and dela - tions were taken. When arretted »*• she hoped she would get seveu years. • u - now said that mas not enough, aud sentence- to 10 years' penal servitude, bhe -4 ' from tne dock how hog. The L y saved through handkerchief beuig ms ...

... GRADUATION 6ERiiMo?y?? UNXVER8ITY? we s: PROFESSOZE WEqNDRTCK ON MEDLCt, ate} jTe ceremony of capping the graduate5 i Lf c medicine, and science took place at noon n a, h~lI heL~ vrHall of the Glasgow Trriversit-theY i tht, Rev. Prin~cipal Caird presiding. There wvd el W. 'teudance of ladies anld gentlemren. Sa lare at. eer; Professor M'Kendrick, at the close of the cenly 'ort addressed the ...

... -EL-ECTION NEWS. :vy. A! coUNTY WATERFORD. aort AtX eeting of the Corinty W aterford Farmers' Club heldl yesterday,- it was dlecided that in the event of an early vacancy in the representation of the county a tenant farmer candidate should be put forward. MR THOMAS CARLYLE ON FUTURE t - PUISHMIENT. |The following letter, written by M~r Garlyle more an- Ithan thirty years ago, has some interest ...

... I--- ABOVT o?E ThOITSAN? YEARS AGO. - ai you ever try to i'agie,' wheie 'yewe 9:.the beginnin}gs of* English history, what ! kin dof people those Anglo-Saxofls were, artsi how; r thg ived? They were oulr far-off ancestors, and1 L t0ur j5gua~ge for the msnot part was made from, toers r fact, we acre called Anglo-Saxons our- E theirS;* so we ought to be interested in them. | Tehey weere a rude ...