... EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FrPOM EXETEN-WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. 2S k1&2 3&211 1&21&22& 123 i&21231&21&2 ?? sa s lans cla ss cahse i class 0tlOOtCh5S, classg L.0. M. L. MN. ,MP. X. P. M. P. M. p.K.. LY. A P. W. P. K. Exeter ?? 0 0 012 1010 13IS 320o 4 2q 020 020 I So2 4 10 o 3 6. 350 1O 320 53 4540 6 40 320 06| 1 50 4 20 flp l ln 640 ?? 10 3 ?? 4'14 ?? 04 ?? 5 0 440 ,lPrbord-r ...

... sSOUT [I- DEVON. DAWLISH. PATRIOTIC FUND.-A meeting of the inhabitants of Dalvwish was held onl Thursday at the Towis-hall, the Rev. E. Ywbsden, vicar, in the chair; when it was resolved that a subscription be forthwith entered into and a committee r~ointed to wait on the inhabitants of the parish, for their sontrihutions to the fund. T'he meeting was addressed by . B. Hoare, Esq., E, Sneyd, ...

... THE EXETER PING ?OST. T 2: HURSDAIY, JuLy 6, 1854. b, ?? aewrs trnom the EasIt. within the last few diV0, iE if ?? of an exciting, is at least of adeeply interesting w ehareter.` The retreat -of the Russians from the w Daiwbe is oonfirmed, though it does not smyear that h the -Principalities are to, be evabuited at a ima& V of' high consideration for Austria. Moldavia is at CA present ...

... THE D)ESERTER. I r_- lL I' - -LAn I XfI I X. 'IlattANS)ITEOD FRIOM '1ilE rRiL-XNJII In tbc Yeasr 1 8;!O Pierre Pitois was sergcant in the 12th r(-gilihlit nf the line, then quartered in Strsburg. Ho wvai it n tifie of that halh-savage, ?? Civilized ?? of B31r ;tn l) linown tinder the uname of Morvati ; anti his com- vae v;etr spoken ofhim but as atough customer. Always the tisit and List to ...

... LYING IN WEIGHIT.-SellingnineteetlundlredI for a ton of coal. W'hy should a perfinmer make a good editor ?-Be- cause he is accustomed to make elegant vxhvactO. A JONIAr. RELIC.-At the last meeting of the Bedfordshire autiquaries a paper was read which concluded with a vindication of churchwsar(lns' dinners, as one of the glorious institutions of the great King Alfred ! WAANTED TO K\Xow. ...

... THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We regret to have to record unfavoarable news from the Cape. A gentleman of this city has received aletter from his son, serving in one of the regiments, and dated the 10th October, in which it is stated that the Cadres and Fingoes had fraternised, had held several large meetings, and that the colonists were on the eve of another war. The 91st and 12th regiments were ...

... The mother who saw another baby prettier than ler own, has l-een sent to a Lunatic Asylum. London is now so empty, that the only thing we Lave seen flll. lately was a carpet-bag, and that was going out ?? town.-Lssae7reK. A D -ERttENCE.-'Xhat difference is there between forms and ceremouies -YOU sit upon one, and stand upon the other. ATTEMIPT AT MoNoPoLY.-Fanny Fern olhjects to men shelling ...

... H Her Majesty and the Court embarked for Osborne on Monday. It is stated that Government has purchased the steamer Himalaya, for £140,000, as a troop-ship. A notice has been posted at the naval rendezvous in Tower Hill that no norelandsmen are required at present for service in the Royal. Navy. The cargoes of eleven Russian prizes- principally salt-were sold at Garraway's on Tuesday and ...

... . - HOUSE- OF LORDS,-TUESA)AY.- TIca'Mi~u.A.-ThO 'EaTl of AnvrtT',i in reply to the Earl of Wicklow, said it was intended to introduce a bill into the other House to modify the existing law relating to the militia in Enzland, by extending the number of men antho- riced to be raisedfrom 80,000 to 120,000. 'It was intended 1lsQ,'to take'power to raise 80,000 men for Ireland and 10,000 foi ...

... Sir,-I have no doubt that the Government would gladly embrace and appreciate the spirited offer of the Exeter and West of England Volunteer Rifle Corps to go on foreign service. It's a pity that so fine a body of men, so highly disciplined and so nobly commanded, should, at such an anxious time, be backward in coming forward I I recollect the enthusiasm evinced some two years ago, when they ...

... 1. . 1 o - ?? Mn -v Rrr-p P 9 ivnlz:14 A meeting Was held on Monday, RALPH SANDERS, Es4., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN, alluding to the letter sentby him to the Town Council in favour of placing an electric clock at the Guildhall, said it had been represented that he had sent it as Chpirman of the Improvement Commissioners ; but he did not sign it as Chairmanof -f .'ommissioners, which he had dI ...

... MISSION TO ZULU, KAFIRS. I -- __ _1 1: AJA 1l1AAs.EA- In e A public meeting assembled at the RoyaI Clarence Hotel, on Monday, to hear an address from the Bishop of Natal, in aid of the funds of his diocese. The chair was taken by the Rev. Canon Rogers, and there was a numerous attendance. A resolution, expressing the sympathy of the meeting with missionary operations, was adopted, on. the ...