... y at Paris and London. At Tienna they' will be willing, perhaps, 'to gainfiurther time, and itis-not umlikkly that an attempt'will be made to open fresh confe- rences,.ind efforts made to demonstrate to the Cabinets of Paris and London that the Russian ...

... have had tfhe news of peace the oenight before any one else in London, and through his agents .e to have bought up immense quantities of stock. By some 1, his gains are computed at nearly one million sterling. -o In Mr John Faed's illustrations of Tam O'Shanter ...

... places in Lon- don where this establishment can be carried oe.- Daily News. AN TJ.rrquu MODE T0 DIscovER CatiE.-The Berlin correspondent of a London paper sends over a rather good illustration of the advantage of science s when crime has to be detected. The ...

... nan, for the year ensuing. *THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LoNDON.-The anniv ersary dinner of the memubers and frietids of this Society took place t on We dnesday night,, at the Freemason's Tavern, -London, 'I uder ilis !rr gldency of the Duke of Argyll, who ...

... geno real war ean be possible. timn sed cap~ital Punishtment.-On Monday night a public was )fng meeting was held in London at the London Tavern. Rol en,' The meeting was convented by the Society for promot- Seal lug thle Abolition of Capital Punishment ...

... seen at Cheltenham a on Friday, August 8. 0 SECTIOee B.-Cheemical Science.-T. Horsley-On e several New Methods of detecting Strychnia and n Brucia; A New Method of Extracting the Alkaloids r from Nux Vomica, for Toxicological and Manufac- 0 turing Purposes; ...

... drinking of the hon. Bertram Wodehouse is reported in the London papers. An inquest was held on Saturday at the Acland Arms, St Sidwells, Exeter, on view of the body. He ar- a rived at the New London Hotel on the evening of the 2d a inst. He was at the time ...

... year it was, but Pierce helped to move their furni- ture. Soon after that.I left the service. That was before Christmas, 1854. I spent mv Christmas at home, and afterwards Agar called and took me back . to Cambridge Villa by cab and 'bus. I then took the ...

... the discovery has been made. Tbe ore is described as being very good. PAY1iG NEwSPAPER SaBSCRIPTIOSS IN KIND.- The Deseret News of the 6th October says :-Those who have prqtnised or may wish to pay their dues to this office in wood will do well to bring ...

... 1st week for the southern markets (London, Ne*castle, Liver- , pool, and Glasgow) about 960 cattle, being nearly a hundred more than the number forwarded during the corresponding week last year. The number sent to London. is, however; somewhat below that ...

... tempting goods to the last, and we would advise an early visit of all intending purchasers. CHRISTMAS DAY.-We beg to remind our readers that Thursday first being Christmas Day,- it will be held as a holiday at the banks and public offices, which will be closed ...

... the hope of regaining the use of the ?? Tinter and Gazette. SUICIDE TROtt LONDON BRIDGE.-On Saturday, the body of a lady, who committed suicide from Lon. don Bridge on Christmas Day, was found in the Thames at Battle Bridge Stairs, near St 0lave's Church ...