CONTINUATlON OF ENGLISH, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL IN E \V 5.

"Eur. llntrtstt Nana—During: the past neck the greatest activity has prevailed in the different departments til. tilt! Admiralty, 'l he (lnr‘ltj'al'tls are lvcing increased in number ofar- 1Imns,aud-quautities ofstores of all descriptions. The Lords ol'the Ad- miralty. now that they have put the ordinary. into the, most eliicient state, are concentrating their attention on the conversion of the old line-of-bat- tie-ships nud frigates into steam- guardzships, to be propelled by the screw. These steam-guard-ships, new be brought forward immediate- ly: in fact, some of them have at; ready been taken in hand. -

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_ Ratawavs.~—Railwayspeculation ‘c‘ontinues, nay, increases daily.— Every twenty-fonrhours gives birth to somehow montrosity. and every scheme, however absurd, ﬁnds ps- trons. In the projected lines there N, of course, must speculation. for itaoswers not the purpose of the

parties ’ that dabble in every thing new, to hold for invest- Mont. Ru'm'aur. with "her "hundred

tongues, makes free with the names ofpsrties in every town who clear their‘tlhousands, daily or weekly, as tho'case may be, by a fortunate more or a'tttcky guess: but the names of thm'hﬂhc suffer are studiousiy with- held", no douhtgby the operation of t'hat~'t‘eeling which prompts.rnee, in the most desperate condition, to

moon their circumstances,until they 'becomopatent through the :instru- mentality ofthut organ for which the prudent in every class haven rooted diversion-the London Gazette.

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Tns'lsComc ano Paoren'rr Tax. --Il is‘itated that in consequence of the ﬂourishing Condition of the re- venue, it is the intention of the Go- vernment, if the peace of Europe should continuoundisturbed, not to renew the Poperty Tax at the. expira- tion'of the three years for which it. has been enacted.

The following is a clever hit at‘

the prevailing rage to make money '

by the exhibition of miserable ln- vdians in foreign countries.

The London papers are calling up- 'on Sir R. Peel for -a duty on in- diam, as the supply isfast exceeding the demand. bahly have to be adjusted on revenue

principles,as we see no disposition

evinced by the English people to 'produce their own Indians.

1 Intelligence has been received at Lloyd’s,that masters of vessels have been ﬁned several hundred pounds at the Cape ofGood Hope,” because the Christian names ofthe seamen were not all signed in full, as required by the new act.

The newspapers reporters. who-

‘ followed the Queen’s route in Ger- rnsny, were furnislzrd by thctano of Sate Cobourg with a house, carri- ro es, Opera boxes, servants, a splen- - etd table, and all other requisites!

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The Queen held a Privy Council on Saturday at Osborne House. It is said that Her Majesty will shortly “weed to Scotland on a visit to

d Aberdeen at Hedda House.

y air is prejudicial, ﬁnial to. OOIIIIIPP‘

A Garrison order has been issuel at Gibraltar.pr«eiribiting military me- dical ofﬁcers from practising mes- mensm.

Ameng the many new projects of the present day, is the formation and- establishment of a railway club in London.

Prince Woronzoﬂ' now persecutcs the Circassian‘s by burning the for- ests to which they ﬂy for shelter.

ThePope has severely reptchended the laxity of'the discipline and excr-' lions oftlto Catholic priests in West- ‘phalia. h‘

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"unELAND. ‘-

Mr O'Connell is still rusticating at‘Darrynane,'from whence he'issuos his weekly missit'es to the Repeaters in Conciliation, hall. He is about

emerging from his mountain home,to I

attend “monster”! demonstrations in Kerry, Mayo, and Tipperary,

Mr. John O’Connell, who is ,striv- ing hard to. secure his father’s mantle when it falls, is the foremOst man a— mongst the Repeaters in the absence of the; master spirit .

Mr. O'Connell has subscribed twenty-guinea towards ,the relief of. the rclstitesot'the persons who .loat

their-lives intholunhappy conﬂict at"

Baliinbassig.

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tIn t8‘22,tbe Belfast carrying tradr was disposed :ofby a- single steantsr, oﬁfsftyvhorse power, plying once a week and there was no steam com-

nsurii‘catiou with any, part but Glas- gow. Belfast'now sends out twenty- .six- steamers. .

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The Paince de Montl'ort, nephew of Napoleon, has qmtted Paris. The. gave-router: 'isrnnderstood to her ‘ given him orders toleave, but a sort of half promise was made to him that the laws which exile him and all hid family. frornFram‘e sh mld be repealed or at least modified. llis cousin; LouisMipuleon, still remains in the Chateau of Ham, where he has now

AMERICAN.

Tris Gnu Suntan—The United States brig Washington, which left NewYorlt some weeks.since as was re- ported'for the Gulf of Mexico, went ' no farther than the Gull'stream, where'pxperiments were made by the direc‘of Professor Bar-he, super- inteu‘ , no the coast survey. Ef- forts Weie made to reach the bottom in the Gulf Stream, but a line of “65 fathoms did not reach. At the depth (if-550 fathoms. the tempera- ture oftne water was 44 degrees.— These experiments are to be resum- ed, and at the next trip, line enough will be carriedto reach the bottom it there is any.

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PORTLAND Tatumrnanr.-—The. Maine Yankees have distanced their: brethren ofMassachusetts rurnish- iag capital for arrailroad to ontrenl. The oer-parators of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad, to-lead from Pbrtland to Montreal, have given no-

vtice that the amount of capital stock required to be taken before the or-

ganization of the corporation (81,- 000,000) is subscribed, and have rall- ed a meeting ofthe subscribers-Jo be held in Portland-onthe “223th inst. for the purpose of organizing, by the choice of diI‘CCIOI’Iﬁl‘d adopting such

other measures as are necessary.

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'Wan is Csrrrnac'trtenrcs.~—Tlte Honduras Observerof the l6th ult.

, reports,thst Ssn Salvador, aided by

Gaulemala, has declared war against the state of Honduras, and the Go- vernor ofthe latter has ordered all males over fourteen years of age to take up atmn,‘ under penalty ofdeatb.

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Monrnvmno advices to the l9th ult. advisrz—(ﬁ A French brig ofwar was hauled up to the head of our

Wing of the lines, and the British ship Comushas anchored in a posi-

harbor for the protection of the left ﬁrst time on the 20th u L_SL Job

tion outside. to bear upon the enemy j

on the right wing. ments evince a hostile character in anticipation.”

A slaver was lately captured, with a crew oflti men, by the U. S. brig

been confined for tire years for his absurd and Quixotic. attempt at an invasion of France. In justice to

~ Louis Philippe, it should be stand,

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that he has more than once offered to release him provided he would pledge his word of honour not again to en- deavour to. enfo:re his pretensions to the throne; but he has always in- dignantly refused.

SPAIN.

Dots Cannes.-~‘I‘he Constitution— nel states thatthe Marquis do th-- lat‘ranca is momentarily eXpected in Paris, and that ho is coming to solicit permission for Don Carlos and the Princess delicira (his consort) to repair to Rome, the climate of Bourges being altogether unsuita ble to the health of the Princess, who is a native oftha Brazils. Should the Marquis no: sitcceed in obtainipg passports for Italy, he has directions to ask" the French Government to allow Don Carlos and the Princess to select a town in the'interior. of Franc'eJa which they might ﬁx their residence.

FTALL

‘ Rausﬁsptﬂiher 5th.-o0ur govern. moht has adapted a-measare for a re. ductioa of 30. 50, and 60 per cent on cloths,cassimeres,aad almostviQ-other articles imported into its

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of war liuinbridgc, and taken into Philadelphia. Besides the crew, there were four men who had mutinied on board ot'a whale ship. The crew and mutineers have been committed to Moyatnensing prison.

COLONIAL.

CANADA.

A murder of the most revalting character has been committed ‘at Grenville, on the Ottawa, Canada East. The murdered man was Mr. Samuel ()’ll0urlte,formctly n Pugilist and latterly a farmer in that Town- ship. The body of O’Rourke was found in the woods by some Indians employed in the search by the De- puty Coroner, and the Coroners jury have returned a verdict of wilful mur- der against John Brady h resident of the same township,who has been

committed to the Montreal jail for trial at the ensuing Criminal Term.

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Accounts from Canada, particuo lady from the Western Province, represent the arvsst re- turns as being abundant,and tholcrops being heated in good order. \

A bridge 'ahroi:th:lliiagara, at

the Whirlpool, is=seriously talked of. The dista ce ialﬂifeet..1‘here is a suspension ridge :iaﬁwitssrtaad

jetsam-saddest w. . - . .

These move-

srt of the '

- exportation.

. Sh, by the St. Johns Newfoundla

' most consistent placeman is the man

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w ' NEW.BRUNSWICK,

A dissolution of the Asssmhlvir conﬁdently spoken of as an event likely m take place this fall. on. does not appear to be any strono po. litical feeling existing in the in..- Vince.

Lady Colehroolre,and Miss and My George Colebrooko, narrowlv etc; ed serious injury at Fredericton en the 16 ult,while riding in lilt.ft'al'l‘i;oe In consequence of one r"~‘“the rein. having broken, the horseshecam unmanageable and ran all at ful speed, but were fortunately steppe by Mr. Grant of the Crown Lag Department.

NOVA SCOTIA.

The Lieutenant Governor ot'N Scotia, has addressed acirculur t tho,leading persons in each countr 0 Nova Scotia. calling on them '1’.) statistical information, as to th quantity of Potatoes saved or like} to lie so, what amount will ha reqzn ed for Home consumption, and any surplus will remain furssls This information is r quired in consequence of the tails: of the crop in various parts oft Province.

The Crops, throughourCape Br tou,a-re represented as being unusua ly abundant.

Tue Nswsounotsro Ftsnrnr. The market is now fairly stocks. Thousands of quintals have gone to with the Spaniards. Yet we ha much on ham]. Douhtless the tra may require all we shall have bet the selling season closes, and'mn too ”

The public lamps erected in We

Gas company. were li hted for t

Cour,

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PASSING THOUGHTS UPON PASSI EVENTS.

We reoassert the proposition rental

in our last number—“ the happiest

has his place between the stilts of plough."and a very slight acquaint with agricultural pursuits will an every, man to rc-echo the sentime What more cheering—what more e bliuz occupation, than that otlhe mer! Conversant with Nature and oprrations in their purest, holiest. best forms, each day, while it “ W him to a renewal of his toil," dml to his mind some rich, sown in beneﬁt which he receivsstrotn ll" Creator of all things. The 30“? their wall-appointed council b" him the reward of his lsbournIl“I

Superior he has none. Which God has given to than hsritsncs,hs draws his summer“ with God’s blessing on his tom resources csnaotlisil. With ll" or professional uni. or no rim to commerce. be has nought lot“: life is one of peace and trsII'tll'll'lt it his mind Insight!) coast“

be one of joy and happiness 0M . the seam Far-tr but has!