... ascend the Platte river, in the ?? ttie t by I avhich the buf'nlo is found ill vast numbers, tI bie source. Not far trom iere-speaking eomrsai e*s . :,,f t, the Yellow Stoate takes its rise its Lake T.afr, ,i c l5 slher lage lakes, it is thle intettltl sof ...

... seems to be peculiarly worthy of notice. The facts annexed, which have been furnislied by a correspondent, mtty be left to speak for themselves :- In France, the stim allowed to be deposited by an individual is not to exceed 121, sterling itt one payment ...

... day playing on tire piano and in gardening. She is very fond of hearing others read. She recollects what others read, and speaks of it after- wards. She is perfectly capable of taking care of her person; I mean in dressing herself. I would sot leave her ...

... little, if O0l doubt, that the loss of life is attributed, not to thre ore, but) the after damp, or, less technically speaking, the tool)) gas which succeeded, and was produced by the expl)eOttO How the accident originated will probably renoain motter ...

... ceunstry in cite hope of bettering their ?? Leers, the Gieverit- mueet eumigrationt agent, said lie lied hear ti le esuigrants speak fits rhe highest trains of the conduct of Capt. IFrecwoll. 'rte LOan ?? shots questioned Mr. Campbell at consitierable iegtghs ...

... aoll brougist tirem safely in, wisenrit e survivors were aoded, and every attentioss paid rhens by the autisaritios. Mr. Lane speaks its tire highest terms of tire adnmirable qualities ci :he parddle life-heoal, througir tile hin.-ruilietality of which alonse ...

... agonies were not aggravated by the presence of his negected children. Of the Duke of Sussex we woul fain, at such a time, speak with gentleness. He wa for a long time popular; and might have continued so, but for domestic errors of, the head, or the heart ...

... other perforecers, excreptireg, perhaps, Miss Mer-~ ecr, to vohom no one camm deny the gilt of versatolity, weo cannot~ i speak in terms of praise. At thme conclusiontaf ?? lfaid.~ IN Mr. Hoines earns forwaord evithari apology farthe rron-appearancs' ...

... ternofan. sflhcer, being adeciterd cwithin the talln oftrho Roayn Obesenvatory fotr aserononmical ltliion ; and thin foalt Speaks irigirly of the in-b jtelligenre oftire eorpo, and espeeially ot the men selertoilfer etnio Jpsr'ticnlar service. Cot. EytCnsrrr ...

... details of this kin-i and I think I haves nov said enough on Ohio -staire (sear, hear). F-he hail. gentlemen then wont~on to speak Of the splesisid income which the lors mayor~recei-s-d, and whtidh, he says, tiso (tlhe .1hnstalable gesmhle moon) would as ...

... eec V en the 27th of February for the csty redence, ear a rre sence was much wanted. The correspondeiy o , ihere r ...

... to think of such a luxury, the Commission observer- Their, sleeping-rooms are often crowded and c fined. One medical man speaks of having seen J young persons in one bed in an attic, and there is ( dence that in another establishment 18 persons slep ...