... Reports of the Ven. Archdeacon Thorpe's visitation chare, and of the meeting of thes ociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, are unavoidably deferred; as are also several com- mueicationa and advertisements which came to hand at a late hour. BRISTOL CATTLE MARKET. tNMEsE. Asses .. 0 PRICES. Beasts.. SSO Calves .. 449 Beef,percwt659.. 70. 01. Sheep, ..324 i igs . 423 mutfo, perlb. . ...

... ?? ? .1 . ?? T Xo Atee Editor -of ;-Be ristol Mercury. Sft-.~I fully, bnont I~ the views eicprobadd hi~' 5.wrlter In your papeir ecensly. wkithoepect to tbe desfirabliltityof opening I I . I a ?? betweenH.U'doro554tre4t and Stipliton;. soad. -The preneat oae ia the ,mosS:narrow and Inconvepient 6oncelvuble, andeconsidering -theI -Importanoe of the traffic -be- tween'the twoplaces, tbe ...

... l ?*MADAME LOLA MONlT-Z V n~~.i tnln. Mnt. it~V ?? paid a visit to our eityg, and tis0~1*5ef~e amongst ttc Of whose fame' may be saidtto ?? , ?? who hag cr t kings and borsewbipped detraatoii.-nn wbio hae proiblte tnore noise in threworld thass anyiasly of-hec~gecer5te-r, It5' niatnratliyglvdn rise to a good deal'D be ?? 4t9, some of our oldero itizene the intere~taivakenedad' lls, enhanoedby ...

... SROOAdcCIDEJ~T AT THER'ETfi DA 4t~nooKS;'' I ofh oc tin whot is called the south dock, and situate lolse to i ehe inn know a The City Arms,' which had been for someth time past underr rlair. burst with fearful violence, and with a't n~ois which.Oexlted intense aliirto anioug the pasplir l if ?? the, neighfblurhoODa. flumdredB. of parsons rushed fe'or their a S homes to~isquira lint ti,6 ...

... REsuiunG BUSrINESS.-A housebreaker in the Midland coun- ties, having completed the term of his imprisonment, applied to the Grimsby magistrates to have his skeleton keys and other professional tools given up to him. A YANREE ALLEGORY.-A New York paper states that a sporting gentleman,' who h has paid great attention to rats, makes a bet to harness a hundred rats and drive them in a light ...

... FOREIJGN INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from thre Supplement.] FRANCE. kf ttpupst on Friday baving been fixed uponfr thate ?? ~ian uration of the Louvre tookplc.Temer, whio was prcsent, state ?? that the moonu snoents ofa nation ourtrayedits histoy. Ho then ear aunts of a nation p sionof political pro Congratulated the natio aslsto~ poetih~ ordler that permittedth lea- occupied the co tnpaiilo vr ...

... BRISTOL AND EXETER. i The report of the directors states that the gross traffic C receipts upon the Bristol and Exeter Railway from the Ist c of January to the 30th of June, 1857 (including those of the e Eaeter and Crediton and the Somerset Central Railways) amount to £157,193, which Is £1113 less than in the corres- S ponding half of the year 1850. The working expenses amount to £81.451 , or ...

... THE ADVERTSEMENT DUTY. TnE government resolution to reduce the advertisement duty was subjeoted to some strange freaks of fortune on FrIday ss'nnight. It was aproposition to cut down the duty from Is. 6d. to 6d. Mr. Miner Gibson had In April last carried a motion to abolish it altogether. To that the Chancellor of the Exchequer demurred on the ground that au obligation-lay upon him to raise ...

... ASSAULT ON THE IORTUGUESE CONSUL BY A ROMAN-CATHOLIO PRIEST. The Reverend William Cullinan, 10.0. priest of, the chapel Of St. 1'icholas, Poennywell-road, Brietol, and Martin Foley, sur- rendered to answer a bill of indictment preferred against them for an alleged assault, by the Chevalier Antonio Baran de Mas- carenhas, POrtUgUEse Consul-Geuieral at the port of Brietol. M~r. D. W. Nash ...

... , 7--. I7g . ' . ?? -: *, I !. ?? - .1 I o - THE BISHOP OF J~XHTr s ANDTE WI_ l~lS To the Editor of 7Tk BristLd 'eMltury. Soin-The BiehopOf ?? would- baer done well to have I considered before he denounced, ?? asn chislatick I that he himeelfcas well as bhi,brethren of the A etin Church, are held not only, to be soblsmatlm, but hereticei by every branch of the so-called Church Catholic both' ...

... ROYAL AORICUIATURAL SOCIETY. A public meeting wah held at tlh Taunton Gulidhall, on Friday at noon. to take into consideratios a communication )f received by the Bailliff of the Borough (Messrs. Alford and May) R from the Royal Agrioltural Society of Eogland, with reference to the choice of a town in the district of Wills, Hante, Dorset, vor Somerset, for holding the annual Exhibition of that ...

... If BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS,-FRIDAY, Mlay 7. The Earl of ELLENROROUGH laid on the table the secret deptc ent to Lord Canninig in consequence of his proclarma- tion Tlcto te landowners of Oude. The Earl of GRANVILLE condemned in eevere terms the unprecedented course taken by the government for tbe mere purpose of insulting the Governor-General, who could not he expected to endure ...