... to Australia and the whole to New Zealand is composed of Englishmen, more than two-thirds of that to the United States is composed of Irishmen. The Mormon exodus continues on the increase, the number who have sailed from Liverpool for American ports ...

... Fort- George, in room of the Rev. Mr Mackay of Inverness, who is on the point of leaving for India. MORE FIELD MARSHALS.—The United Service Magazine hears that the Queen will shortly confer the baton of Field Marshal on the Commander-in-Chief. It is believed ...

... and that of United States' vessels has increased only 15 per cent, and that of other countries only 11 per cent. Subjoined are the leading figures : Entered inward— Tonnage. 1854. 1855. 1856. British vessels 4,789,986 4,174,082 5,085,910 United States vls ...

... Jess--not sarying fa from two hundred, including 150 United States mops. Taking a retrospect, with a view to recount the vaiutis eatioarophes which have hcfallen ocean winfiships owned in or trading with the United Sates, we find that the following have been enti•ely ...

... articles exported, since the year 1835. The list fills a space of nearly thirty pages. The amount of duty received in the United Kingdom on the consumption of the articles of food in question, amounted last year to 727,6201. against 558,4561. in 1855 ...

... in solemn conclave at Warsaw; and this Warsaw meeting is ominously pointed to, as likely to result in the adoption of some united action in the interest of absolutism. We cannot, however, well see how this can be, as Austria is sufficiently alarmed about ...

... same site was cc- A i l Wincey's. QUIIV, - A DO. Blankets. iS held by all classes. thrill with which it was answered in the United Presbyterian, and Free Churches, we aloo - f as one among but not of the crowd. Thus, conspicuous in Parliamentary and party ...

... so grievously affected by the news that they had suspended all business, anil were about to draw up a remonstrance to the United States Government against the supposed violation of international law in boarding a British steamer. It is needless to state ...

... pulpit there. UNION OF THE ENGLISH PRESBYTERIANS WITH THE U, P.'S.—The united communion of members of the various congregations belonging to the English Presbyterian and United Presbyterian bodies favourable to their union took place on Saturday evening ...

... to draw a pic- ture of Sir Robert Peel with his back against one of the pillars of the House and a score or two of angry Irishmen armed with shillelahs rushing tumulteusly on to attack the devoted Secretary, and underneath the cut we should place the ...

... FOREIGN NOTES. The French confidently calculate on being in possession of the city of Mexico by the beginning of November. The United States' Economist calculates the yield of the Southern grain crops this season as seriouslybelow the necessities of the population ...

... respect to the stores, as the intention is to use up the stores in hand, and do away with the system of keeping up large stocks.—United Service Gazette. We hear in London of large sums being expended upon feminine attire ; but in Paris the amount is fabulous ...