... BOYD)ELL'S TRACTION STEANI.ENGIN E. fr. N echi has ad dre wed a Ietter to the Joumwi ot she 4Socify of .Iris. wh'ercin he .- devoted two days Ialk s wree to the estrninntion of the operation of this uintihin :n a InLocotilotive and tractive liowvr. sj-. have Contc to the colwcugqion thsla it is t Great ss This ?? is ovtinc to hr endlcsks and v- 'e railway sttached to ?? thehioltCC. hichrivtea ...

... A very beautiful armoury, made of ebony and cypress wood, ornamented with precious stones, being the same as Was offered to Gustavus Adolphus by the city of Augsburi, in 1632, has been brought to London, and is intended as a present to the Prince Consort by a gen. tleman in the literary world, to whom his Royal High. ness rendered a timely service in 1854. It is said to have been brought ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The British and North American royal mail steam. ship Persia, Judkins commander, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday from New York. with advices to the 27th ult. It is stated that the British outrages question continued to be the all absorbing theme in political cir- cles, and that the excitement in reference to it is said to have startled the English representative at ...

... THE WARh IN INDIA. TELEGRAMS RECEIVED AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE. The following telegram IromA Mr. Acting-Consul- General Green was received at the Foreign-office on the 28th of March at 12 45 a.m. ALEXANDRIA, March 24. The Australian Mail steamer Simla arrived at Suez this morning. The Ottawa, from Bombay, had left Aden a few hours before her. The Simla brings the following news, obtained from her ...

... Returns relative to wrecks and casualties on the coast of the United Kingdom in the year 1857 were published on Saturday. The wreck experience of the year, on the whole, is favourable. The usual causes of collision at sea, neglect to show light, bad look-out, and neglect of the rule of the road, still predominate largely. Another prominent cause of collision is the difficulty of ...

... IPSWIVII, | tatnrda, December 20, 10,7. QUEEN ELIZABETR'S GRAMSMAR SCHOOL.-We un- derstand that the Grammar School Committee sat on Monday and Tuesday, but came to no satisfactory de. cision upon the appointment of Head Master. In other columns will be found the reports of most gratifying proceedings on Monday. in connection with the retirement of Dr. Riegaud-we allude to the address presented ...

... THE WAR IN INDIN. THE BOMBAY MAIL. The following message has been received by the Times, from Malta *- M MALTA, June 27. The Taurus screw steamer has just arrived from Alexandria, bringing what follows :- ALEXANDRIA, Jane 23. The Bombay mails have arrived with intelligence to the 4th inst. The latest news of the Commander.in.Chief is to the 25th of May, when he arrived at Futtyghur, having ...

... Churchl Missionary Society. MEETINGS AT IPSWICH. The annual sermons in aid of this Society were preached in this town on Sunday last, at the Churches of St. Peter, where the collections amounted to £13 9s. 2d.; St. Clement and St. Helen's, joint collections, £15 4s. 6d.; St. Margaret and St. John's California, £18; St. Stephen, £10 Hts. 3d.; also at Holy Trinity, £8 6s. 4d. The anniversary ...

... I - - - - - . . ?? - IPSWICH COMMITTEE PAVING AND LIljfilNG OMTE The usual fortnightly mnetingi of this Committee took place yesterday, Mr. C. Burton in the chair. The CLa.p-r (Mr. Notcutt) having read the minutes of the last meeting. Mr. Fox said he wished to explain with regard to his assertion last Friday, that pauperism had increased in consequence of California,-that he meant the expenses ...

... BURY 5T. EDrMUND'S, Tuesday, Julv 6. ., .. .. . . . . . IC Before J. H. Heigham, Esq., Chairman; the Earl of o' Stradbroke, the Rev. ?? Anderson, the Rev. N. WV. Hallward, the Rev. S. 1,.. Alderson, the Rev. J. Y, Cooke. Dr. Probart, Major Parker, }a. J. P. Oakes, Esq., J.J. Bevan, Esq., Capt. Haiaes, H. J. Oakes, c Esq., P. Huddlestone, Esq.. Sir Charles Rowley, Bart., G. J. Bevan, Esq., J. T ...

... TfHE NEWSPAPER PRESS. ~The decision of the Court of Queen's Bench in the case of Davison against Duncan, on Friday last, raises a question of great interest, and more especially interesting to persons connected with the public press. The circumstances are shortly ?? a meeting of the West Hartlepool Commissioner, one of the speakers used lan~guage with reference to a gentleman, not pre. sent ...

... LATESTIJNTELLIGENCE- THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTEL The following is the latest bulletin: Gloucester House, l 24, 1857. HRer Royal Highness the Duchess of Glouceer ha. Passed a qu iet night, and has not beek ao muacl op- pressed in ber breathing, (Signed) FRAorwas HAW&I!pS, MD. RCBSRT FsRGCIOV, MD. ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF LONDON. At several places where the Bishop of London had engaged to ...