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" Baden-Baden," says a letter of the 3rd, " is now
In tie fall swing of fashion. Concerts and halls and dm.
mane performance, are crowding thick and fed upon us. I
fen the' waters' are a little neglected. The Importations
from Paris this year are vary extensive as regards ladle',
who wear very prettry bate with feather* and put their heir
insets. They may he sew doings little roulette ocaudonally ;
but they, too, are supposed to he here mainly for the salubri-
ous waters. I feet the mime springs of Baden have much
to &newer for; in fact, they are said to be in connexion with
the Infernal regions. I hen nothing further to report about
the drags of abs Realists, except that many more are still
waiting for remittances. Keating involver, dines at the hotel,
sad all his expenses are put down la the bill. I found hire
competing a letter this morning with & somewhat sad ex-
pression of countenance. ' I with, old fallow,' he reclsimed,
' you would jump about the room whilst I write—l want to
get up a trembling hand. I'm writing to the governor far
du, and am doing a severe Massa' ♦ very mpeotabls
middle-aged men, and War of a fam2y, hem rimmed his
watch without telling his wile. L gem in for red and
black, and intends to aquae his losses bef ire he quits Baden-
Badge. Mrs. Wetberby hag tried ►er band at the gambling-
table, and now takes long walk* end hates the world I '
Tallow still plays, bat he hie locked up enough money to get
home with, and which wadies on earth will make hire
tam/inhibit at Baden-Bedsa."

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.—(THIS
Dsr.)—This mornieg the holt yearly meeting Ina to have
been held at the But% station. The Marquie of Chando•
woe in attendance, but as twenty shareholders were not
present, the proceedings were sojourned sew die. Under
aay turcumstanees there would have been no bueineas, the
Ilse having been leased to the London and North Western
Casitsm, sad the dividends for the half-year having already
been.

PARTIIIXIII 13Hoortxo.—A "Loxo Saar."—At
Helens° on the Ist of September, Mr. Scott, of Mallenja,
gamekeeper, sooompsided by bis nephew, went out to shoot,
and with the first shot, using only one berm; killed 13 out of
• covey of 14 putting's. This surprising remit was ins-
olent to ranter a seami4 shot unneosisery fur that day at

THE REVIVALS DI SCOTLAND.—At the usual
monthly meeting of the Free Church Presbytery of Glaagow,
held on Wednesday, Dr. Roxburgh gave In the repor t of the
ocamhtee appolcred to draw up the recommendations of the
oonlarence of Presbytery, recently bald, regarding whet
steps should be taken to forward the genet revival MOTO-
meat. It recommended—l, that a monthly pnebytarial
medal; kw waysr be held ; 2, that a public prayer essetiag
be held weekly; $, recetornending the me:dater' sad kirk-
swims to take the test means of deepening and 'Venal.;
the latmest to contmegailoeal prayer meetings; 4, that the
coagregatives should hold fellowohip rooming" among them-
Wren sad that the elder. should hold fellowship prayer meet-
ings in their Merlon; and 5. that prayer meetieg exercises
be varied, short end pointed. The coeference were quits
ussaimous in these moommendstions ; prayer f !the out-

poor* of the Spirit being the atter most wonted, in their
opinion, to carry on the good work. After a short CODWR-
melon the report was approved of, end the presbyterial
prayer meeting wee flied for the last Monday of the month.
at S o'clock ; and the general preyer emstings eve to be bead
on Thursday., between S and 4 o'clock; menthen of presby-
tery, In Malian, to preside at thou.-0164rue Meriting
Journal.

AN INCIDENT IN THE MINING DINTRICTS.—On
Monday 'realm, a man mined William Gore, and mother,
were returning from a match at pigeon dying, sad while
crossiog a field belonging to Mr. Th maa Barton, at Coalpit.
St. Helm's, a young woman, named Sarah Rent,
quired what they were doing there. Gore replied, "If thee
mane hold thy die, I will about thee." The girl deed him
to do it, when Gore deliberately raised the gun and Ind at
her, the ountente entering her arm and groin. The rang
woman was carried home ineenaihle, and was promptly
attended by two surgeons, bat she still Hee in a very pre-
carious state. Owe wav apprehended soon after, but, aided
by a disgraceful mob, who sleuthed the pollee, be made good
hb escape. Be wee, however, mound on Timidity morning.
—Rataulle CAremiels.

THE MeRDEZ at KiLLAIINIT.—Au inquest was
held at Klllarsey on Monday on the body of the unfortunate
women which was found on Sunday atoning, bearing marks
of 'kismet& at ties rear of ties Widowsll, in Hutt tows. The
'aldosa had not eoncluded, and the Ingot at was adjourns&

STMPATIIT WITH CRIME.—The Clotimel Chronicle
has the following atatement in relation to • murder recently
oonunitted in the county of Tipperary, at a place celled
Dunn, forming part of the estates of the Berl of Derby
The daring murder of the unfortunate man named
Crow, tenant to the Earl of Derby, is yet the subject of
much painful Interest ernuod Tipperary, when the event
has created a strong feeling of abhorrence. In the
broad daylight, within 900 yards of • constabnl try OA.
ion, and 100 yards of the residence of one of the bailiffs
ere the rstate, thia fearful sot wan committed; yet It still
remains a mystery. Bet we do not feel surrithd. In the
eyes of certain parties the deceased wee a fit object of the
murderer's vengeanoe, end he must be screened. From
the eirewardances of ,hie seen' morose it is scarcely

possible but that -
criminal knowledge' Is treiumred op
within the breasts of some of the parties resident on his
lordship's estate; but none is found to rise u: with a manly
detestation of crime and point the Gager to the murderer,
nor let to give motet intelligence through which the offender
might be tracked. Too well the secret ie retained ; and now
the kind, the liberal, the much-respected, and noble land-
lord feels constrained to adopt other and seedier misuse..
—when large rewards ere snavailing—to sorncel„ If pos-
sible, a sutrender of the blond-wised criminal to Justin.
Tim Earl of Derby hag teemed positive instructions to Ms
agent, Mr. Cheeks G. Ovey, lo have the entire of the ex-
tensive Done estate dared of all tenanta, with the *amp-
lion of the immediate Meads of the deemed, sad use or
two other occupiers. As quickly se the tams of their
several lessee pennit, these Instruotioss are betas carried
into effect, so deiernimil is his lordship to express hitutter
dtepleaeure at the foal entrap which tam been committed.
Everything which could be adopted to reader their mouth
sorrowful has been carried net by the coostabulary, but a
shield of protection ha. been thrown over the gouts vary
—too powerful, we ere impinging to Ow, to hi &IMO mit*
at the mere offer of rewards, or even at the threat of extol-
ales from the estate. This ease, unhappily, has too fro-
emeatly had Ks parallel, and to this day the =Worn nor-
arm walks through the coons of his crime fn the brood
daylight, witboat hat of betrayal."
CaTin'AL PALACE. OSE !WILLIEQ DAY:
Barr. B.—Adtaitatoos on part, 12,247;
dttolly wawa ticketo,6el ; total Aston, 3,905,