... I r AMnICA. lVPROU OUR OVN.COBRESPONDEIM) Liverpool, Jutly alit, 1846. The steam-ship Britannia, Captain Hewett, arrived thi, afternoon, bringing papers up to the 15th instant, frot15 New York, being nine dans later than those previously re. ceived. Peiul g The following extracts from the American journal, ,, place our readers an fait with the intelligence from the sent of war in Mexico. It is ...

... I aeles 01 LORDI.iTgXVDAT. JLvt. SO- (Conuludedfrom Satirday'e Freeman.) RAILWAY GAUGE. The Earl of CLARENDON moved the Committal of the gauge of railway bill. After a brief discusslon in the course of which Earl Grey said that the bill would not preclude parliament from considering the subject again hereafter. The bill went through committee, and was reported to the house. The religious ...

... trnepreredented Shodr Rite to CernpTbeiton.-A gentleman T left G'asgow by Lhe bd.Xt jpaist 3 tfclocl Ayr Raildway Train nn Thursday afterno-t, arrived in Avr at 5, starred with i the fast steamer Scotii. for Cinlhei]rou, at a quarter past 5, and arrivetr there ;q: 8 o'clock, thus accrmpilishing the Q whole dis:t:nce, from (llaseow to Camphelton, in 4I$ hours I The gentlemsin lprt Cainpheltnn ...

... NOTICES OF NOTI101NS, AN D ORlDER1?S O.F THiE DAY FOR THlE ENSVLIN WEHICEh. MOsNDAY. L-xclusives Privilrgo of TroditigAbo~tlioiit (tielaid) Bill Thr read lu ?? ''tt ilt i uliliC tithoi . l)I initt ~ Wid etilcetO Bj yI.C,tlctrafl( of Itejort. Baleste~ll pl 0i;Irtv ( treland) llj-CO intieeo. Vtii (tClod lljll -totntttittec. 1)1l-ticit Illwhific Astitt5(Ireilitt~l) tiill-COMttliffl5N Isiioo i i ...

... Edinburgh and Glasgow Ezxtension Line.-The short i but important line of this railway, which brings the ter- minus to the ground lately occupied by Canal Street, is rapidly advancing to completion, and it is expected will be t opened to the public on Monday. Extensite buildings for carriages, &c., howeveri still tequire to be erectedI though considerable prugless has already been made in their ...

... DUBLIN, August 1. • .. Blake.—We mentioned on Saturday, that Sir Valentine Blake would unable to offer himself again for the representation of Galway, on account of illhealth. We are now requested to state that the hon. member's health has much improved of late, that his intention to stand for the borough at tke next general election. Mk. o'Connei.l, M P.—The hon. and learned member for Cork ...

... PRINFCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO LIVERrPOOLe This visit of his Royal Highness the Prince Concert to th c town of Liverpool, for the double purpose of opening the Al.- bert Dock and of laying the foundation stone of the Sailors' Horne, came off on Thursday and Friday last. Both days have been exceedingly favotrable as far as the weatker has been concerned, and the town, as miglht hare been expected, ...

... LONTDON GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE-July 31. 5th Regiment of Foot-Second Lieutenant A. W. Palmer to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sleigbh who retires- 0. J. Stewart to be Second Lieutenant, bv purchase, vice Pal- mer. 6th Foot-To be Captains, without ?? J.C. Mansergh, Lieutenant E. Staunton- To be Lieutenants, without purchase :Ensicn V. L. Pennefather, from the 19th ?? P. A. Mosse, Ensign T. ...

... UNiVERSITY OF EDINBBURGH. AGT.0TT O' OF PrlYStCIANS. (n Smatrdao Bailie Duncan, College Bailic, Treasurer Colncillors Grant, Russell, Crnickshank, &-c. met in the Coilcmc Mill, and having met the Principal and mem- sers of thc Senates Academicus. they procceded to the Gra- duation 11 I. wvhorc the annual graduation of Doctors in Me- dicine too1 place, when 64 gentlemen had the honour of re- j ...

... UNITETD STATTES, &c. RRIITVAL CY7 TRW WlltiI. liverporol. Friday afternoon. thfW 1 ?? mail ?? in Tibtrnia, with the renal mesils fron Canida -aid thcs United fftates, has at length arrived- The tn- T1eral1 durationt F4 the ro lag? arose firun the prevalence of heavy ;eigs during the run. between llszon and Halifax : and coose- Ltently, front the latter port we have advices to to the 20th inst. ...

... ThE CAFFRE IVAEI. The following letter, from an cstensive landed proprietor' and shiep 'former in the district of Swvellerdam, Cape of Good ] Hope. to a friend in Edinburgh, cannot rail to bc intorestisig to mansv of our readers, in the present mnorm.ent of alarm. regard- img the Cadfre invasion of that important colony. ITT DrAR Sin, 20thl May 1346. | Within the last three or four wveeks, ...

... EN LA ND. ier ;llqjesQ, the Queen Doirtwer.-It is expected that her Majaestv the Queen Dowager will return to Enhlind from her rontinental visit the end of August. The Black 1 Eagle, Admiralty steam-vaohtt, Master Commander Cook, iS undler orders at WcoIwich to proceed to Rotterdam on the 28th of August, there to emhark her Majesty, who, it is expected, will land at Woolwich from that place. ...