... SLA VERY IN AMERICA. IThe American Consul, Mr. G. N. Sanders, ha's published a letter recently addressed by himself to Mi. ECo1- auth and others, leaders of the Jeffersonian Republicaar;i in. Europe. In this epistle Mr. Sarders refers to a letter l of Mazzini's to an Abolition Society, published in the Daily News, and subsequently in other papers, and goes Lon to say: Theletteris, however, ...

... .RDUC.ATIONAL EX!IIBT TION OF T2IBI SOCIETY OF, ARTS. Iy a~ te CONVERSAZIOTNE AT ST. MAILTIN'~.HALL. ?? educational exhibition which hats been for ho,, Sonia time in preparation under the superintendence of the ?? council of the Society of Arts was opened yesterday even- ica ing with a consveeszactione, which was honoured by tfie pre- tnt sence of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and was at- ...

... D 1~~ 0 I; TIE stream of armed men that has now for some -months been flowing from England, France, and IAlgeria to the shores of the Black Sea, shows at pre- sent no signs of check. The last body ordered from this country to Turkey will-as we announced on ?? last-include five infantry regiments, besides two of cavalry, and 1,200 riflemen-making, with a field battery of artillery, a force of ...

... EI. KOSSUTH AT GLASGOW. | (Froln the -Norti Biiair-ail pf Wednesday.) A public-meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow was held this afternoin in the City Hall, convened by up- wards of a hundred electors add inhabitants, ' to consider the war policy of this country, more especially to protest, in the present crisis of Zuropeva affairs, against all compro- mise or alliance with Austria, and to ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNIN0. This has been a most fortunate year for the farmers-those engaged in tillage as well as the graziers, who are still realising fine profits, although cattle are a little lower in price since the late heavy rains. Every product of the farm brings a remu.e- rative price. Butter, which is now manufactured in great quantities in this country, ...

... The number of shilling visitorswhich on* Monday was .10,728 and on Tuesday 18486, was- on Wednesday 15,826. Thenumber of season-ticket-holders, for the corresponding days, was' 907, 1;218, and 1,424. The receipts- in the re- freshment department continue to increase, and the ar- rangements appear to give general satisfaction. A time- table has been issued for the starting of trains to and from ...

... I THE WEATTHER AND THE CROPS. NonTnrpxPTossnxaa.-We have had some warm weather diring the week. Genial showers, too, have fallen, with refreshing effect, but more rain is wanted. Haymaldng has. commenced, but with the prospect of light crops on the ?? Herald. - WSsTMO'Ro AND.-The temperature still keeps low for midsummer, and warm sunny weather is much to be desired for maturing the, fruits of ...

... THE ROYAL FREi HOSPITAL. The coroner and Injry re-assembled on Thursday, when the first witue.9 called wee Mr. Thomas Chaplin, who said: I remember the child being brought into the dispensary. Iwepeeto w occasions when Mr. Cooper sounded the child. I also attempted to ascertain whether there was a stone in the bladder or not myself. I did not discover the presence ot any stone in the bladder. ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, SATUiDAY. The United States wail steam-ship Hermaun arrived off Cowes this morning, en route from New York to Bremen, with the usual semimonthly mails for England, which reached this port at 10.30. The Hcrmassn brings in all about 180 pas- sengers, and specie to the value of 700,000 dollars. The Hlermann left New York on the 17th inst., and brings papers to that date. At New York ...

... T1UI T PRO v Is. i I } .SlU(jK(INGHAMSfIrRE~.- RaNSIVEI: FIRE AT 4&;rss-On Mhonday afternooi, il6iit two o'clock, a ?? place at the'village of Oliney, Bucga,-ivhich de- stroyed a great deal of property; and.bn~nt down nearly hibh 01g&Y is Ahout ihine'mfileJ fi Wolver bon. The fire originated in the wash: t -r. Mor- g4, a grocer, residingmin tiiA ih g-'it reef i tw centre' ef~the towii. The ...

... TEHE OVERLANfD DAL. We have received 'the following from' Bombay, dated May 23:- From Burmiah there is hardly anything of imnportance to communicate since my last. On the 23rd ult., there was a terrible storm in the Sitang .Rivei, and a fleet of, boats,'conveying the 26th Madras Native Infantry and a company of European Artillery to Sitang, has been almost entirely lost. Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... NAVAL AND AMILITAb Y. ADMIRALTY, JULY 5. - PROMOTION. - Midship- mao. C. D.. Lucas, midshipman of the Recia, 6, steam sloop, with the Baltic fleet, promoted to the rank of lieutenant. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 7th inst. for the cdnveyance from the River Thames of about 520 tons of oF.ts, in sacks, to Varna, calling at Constanti- nople for orders from the Commissariat. -On ...