of her subjects with her pale face and her own eyes with seeing horses disembowelled and men gored at bull-fights, her capital is in a state of insurrection. Senor Mon, the...

THE Queen of England has reached her husband's native place ; and, for all the congregation of crowned heads, and the unex- pected discovery that Coburg is a domain worth...

con- stitution to pieces. Coletti has swamped the Senate by the exer- cise of the Royal prerogative, in creating sixteen Senators. In doing so, he has shocked the political...

ruption and crossing of parties are illustrated by the Southwark election and its preliminary squabbling. The Whig Globe, anti- cipating a possible defeat for both the Liberal...

the London season, to be in a stagnant condition : there have not even been more than half-a-dozen railway accidents to enliven the dulness ; and one must look for the food of...

vitality,—to wit, those lively sparks who go a-shooting in the moors. The electors of Linlithgow elect Mr. Millie, of Polkem- met,—a very amiable young gentleman ; who duly...

Wu left the Queen and Prince Albert at Frankfort-on-the-Maine, travel- ling towards Coburg. The postillions made better speed on their way than was expected; and they reached...

Riza Pacha, the Seraskier, has been superseded by the appoint- ment of Suleiman Pacha ; Riza being a representative of Turkish Conservatism, Suleiman of Progress : the caftan...

and unmis- takeable change in the prospects of the harvest ; and every day of drier, sunnier weather, is maturing the healthful food of the nation. It is difficult, indeed, to...

against the United States, backed by new " documents" purporting to be official : but, as in the case of the previous apocryphal report, a comparison of dates throws some doubt...

The Liberal but rival candidates for Southwark have continued to attend meetings of the electors every evening, at different parts of the borough; the proceedings being very...

Mr. George Darby's appointment as one of the two Enclosure Commis- sioners for England and Wales vacates a seat for East Sussex. The only candidate yet announced is Mr. John...

The Dublin correspondent of the Morning Chronicle thus announces the settled establishment of the first of the new Provincial Colleges- " The Government, I understand, have...

Srerx.—There have been serious disturbances at Madrid. The Finance Minister's new plan of distributing the taxes over the several towns and provinces had caused the utmost...

At the Town-hall of Linlithgow, on Friday, Mr. Balllie, of Polkemmet, a Conservative, was elected Member for that burgh, in the room of Mr. Charles Hope, appointed to the...

Tuesday was Prince Albert's birthday, which was observed with the. usual demonstrations of respect: the guns of the principal fortresses fired and the church-bells rang...

SATURDAY NIGHT. The latest date of the news from Coburg is Monday, the 25th; when the Queen and Prince Albert were continuing - the quiet enjoyment of the family visit. This...

more fa- vourable terms of the harvest. There was a considerable fall in the price of wheat at the great Wakefield market, yesterday.

Poor for Marylebone parish, yesterday, was read an order from the Poor-law Commissioners, of which this is the pith- " That the following parishes, that is to say, the parish...

of Bristol, physician, to be one of the Medical Commissioners ill Lunacy, in the room of Dr. Henry Herbert Southey, resigned; of the Ho nourable Charles Skeffington Clements, to...

Post announces that supersedeases have been issued for the following Magic trates—Mr. Valentine O'Connor Blake, for the county of Galway; Mr. James D. Rose Cleland, (at his own...

a note of warning against the dangerous excess of the speculation in railway affairs; supplying some striking facts, which show that the real excess is even greater than it...

A1RIVED. — At Gravesend, 24th Aug. Coromandel, Fraser, from Calcutta ; 25th, Men, Waddell, from Hobart Town ; General Hewitt, Hart, from Sydney; Persian, Edington, from Madras;...

experimental squa- dron of line-of-battle ships outside the harbour: it was expected to gain the an- chorage-ground by daybreak that morning.

which leaves Scarborough for York and joins the North Midland. A train which went before it had been overturned, and the engine and tender lay across the line. No signal was...

of the shops continued to be only half-opened. The Ileraldo states, that in the recent disturbances only five officers, one non-commissioned officer, and some soldiers, had been...

to the 19th July. There had been some skirmishing in Scinde. "It will be remembered," says the Bombay Times, " that a short time since a tract of country on the Western bank of...

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The business of the English Funds has been unimportant. The character of the intelligence from America threw rather a gloom over the market...

THE CROTCHET OF A CONSTITUENCY. SOUTHWARK just BOW exhibits to other constituencies an ex- ample ad evitanclutn. Whatever the result, indeed, it has dis- played no small...

THE English theatres have a hard battle to fight for public favour. No sooner have their foreign rivals left the field than the sun comes out in full splendour; its blaze...

THE past session of Parliament was characterized by the unpre- cedented and undue preponderance of private business. Lord Brougham is almost the only non-official Member who...

LET it be granted, for argument's sake, that the landlord has a right to dictate how his tenants are to vote at elections ; that the landlords of England are to be represented...

THE practical changes which have lately been made in the con- stitution of the United States are regarded in that country as neces. sary offerings to Democratic principles; and...

RECKLESS speculators, when their bills were about to fall due, have been known to draw other bills for larger sums, discount them at a loss and meet the present liability by...

THE German postillion is a man not to be "put out." In his own time and in his own way he does what he has to do—pack- ing, strapping, harnessing, and driving; and no earthly...

GEOGRAPHY, The World Surveyed in the Nineteenth Century; or recent Narratives of Scienthle and Exploratory Expeditions. (Undertaken chiefly by command of Foreign Governments.)...

THE newest and most important subject of Captain Neil's Recollections is the winter sojurn at Candahar ' with the fights and forays against the Afghans, after the army under...

Is the narrative of an autumn residence at Kilkee, a small but growing bathing-p'ace in County Clare, at the mouth of the Shannon, remarkable for the wildness and variety of its...

A WORK on the plan indicated on the titlepage of this book is a desi- deratum in English literature. The Russian, French, and other Govern- ments, have been as busy of late...

KING ERNE, Count of Provence, well known for his literary and philoso- phical studies and a taste for simple pleasures, had a daughter named 'Menthe, who was married to a son of...

From August 22C to August MS. BOOKS. Scenes on the Shores of the Atlantic. By the Author of " Souvenirs of a Summer in Germany," &c. In two volumes. Journals of Expeditions...

TSB ROYAL COMMISSION AND THE ARTISTS : THE COMPETITION SYSTEM. Sows of the unsuccessful competitors for the premiums offered by the Royal Commission have addressed a memorial...

On the 28th June, at Madras, the Lady of Captain Frederick C. Vardon, of the Artil- lery, of a son. On the 10th August, at Smedssatten, near Stockholm, the wife of George J. R....

Tuesday, Aug. 26. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and H. Butler, Newark-upon-Trent, mercers—Tooth and Taylor, Gateshead, glass-manufacturers—Reeve and Cracknell, Halesworth,...

FOREIGN FUNDS. (Last Official Quotation during the Week ending Friday Evening.) Alabama (13Mrling) 5 p. Ct. Austrian 5 Belgian Ditto 4 4 — — Brazilian . ........ .. 6 -...