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TEE EsPrrNmo CONTINENT. By A. Mrroaasoacm. Alleii.-This is an. amusing narrative Of travel in the Interior of Africa. The chief object of the author's Jounrey was to tulce note of the manners and customs of the people, some of which are unquestionably very Eourions and, to the c

SUTICIOD1 IN A LODGING-HOUSE. Sir John iHnmphreys, the senior coroner for Middlesex, held an investigation at the Leigh Roy, Hanburr-street, Mile. end New-town, touohing the death of a man unknown. Ac. cording to the evidence of the landlord of a common lodging. house, known as

TZSTENDAY'S fJPORtTS. RowING.-WEST.END RtEGATTA.-This ciub ,held their usual winding-np of the season race-an eight-oared one-over their usual, with the following ?? heats, W. F. Pott', crew beat W. Faller's; second, Sulllman's crew beat Abbott's and SAono's in the order given; t

HoDESTRUCTIVE RADICAISM."- ro THE EDITOR OF RUYOLDS S'S NEWSPAPEBh SIl,-The politistd atmosphere is fast be- .oaing more clear and buoyant.: We begin to see laud ahead. For tie last seven years the a nverument, like a rudderless craft, has been tinkering about here, there, and ev

ROMA~ CAWROLIGS IN OrPYCE. sou ?? o ?? s -x orr ?? air. (iladstone has Bent, through one of his private OCretaries, the following reply to a remonstrance from 0 committee of the kit!cardineahire Farmers' Associa- G, en tlhe appointment of the Marquis of Bipon as GOTernor-Genecal

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WSANTES AT VA. The intelligence of the loss with all hands of the ship Lupata on the Tellamork Rock reached San Francisco Dn the 18th inst. On the night of the 3rd the men en- gaged on the Tellamork Rock Lighthouse heard loud voicee shouting} and saw a ship's light inside the roc