the care he has devoted to all branches of the manufacture, obtained the highest reputation throughout the universe for his Instruments, unequalled in durability and delicacy of touch, more especially for their excellency in standing in tune in the various climates of our Coloni

OF SUEZ, ON THE RED SEA. Bombay, now one of 11,500 miles from London, would be seduced by the Suez route to 6200, a saving. of 5300 miles. Still greater advantages would be gained by the merchants of the European cities, as well as by those of New and New Orleans, since the dista

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TnE criminal records of the past few months have excited the Public mind to an unusual deg ree of intensity, by the trial and examination of persons 'charged with the murder of those most nearly allied to them by p o isoning; and we regret to ha ve t o g i ve t o Leeds the notor

Mountain, were lately - to be seen the tents put up for the reception of the Egyptian troops going to the Crimea. On this very spot, in 1 833, by the way, were encamped the Russians, when they volunteered their aid against the revolted Egyptians; and upon this spot W 55, at that

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awarded. Neither the jury nor the judge who tried and sentenced, nor the public at large, nor the criminal class who watch the administration of law as a guide to the modes which it is most politic and least dangerous to infringe its enactments, have materials for forming any ce

NZEDLE. In five or six minutes the traveller arrives at the Frank quarters, and the handsome broad street where the principal hotels and merchants' houses are to be found. A COLLECTION of Nineveh marbles,—the most important fruits of the excavations conducted by Mr. Rassam and ot

Years roll on, time passes by, and each year, that the Sabbath may be spent as a day of holiness—a day consecrated to the Almighty—a day to offer up our thanksgivings to the Author of our bein g ; Sabbatarians spring up, and restriction on restriction is forced upon the people,