... WAPROFFICE, JPe 28. 8th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Robert Carter Sawbridge, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Viscount Stormont, promoted in the let or Grenadier Regimenelt of Foot Guarde. 11th Lig-ht Dragonola-Clmrles Ley ICing, Gent., to be Cor- net, by purchase, vice Gaudell, who retiree. 17th Light Dragoons-Drury Cureon L~owe, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Jerniughams, wh~o ...

... i I~ ~ .- ?? , I FPRANCE. The great and engrossing feature of the week has been the preparations for the embarkation of tbe army for the Baltic (the particdlars df the review of which by the emperor will be found elsewhere). The feeling.e- tertained by the Parisians towardsatheir allies, on the subject of the war co-operation, may be arrived at fom the following ?? regiments had bee? sent off ...

... ?? ?? -, . THE SABBATARIANS AND THE WORKING MEN. To ran EDIeoTR.-Sir,-We at Leeds have within a week had two meetings convened by the self-righteous, for the pur- pose of cloeing the imie and public-houses on Sundays, and also to prevent the salo of spirits, wines, ale, and Porter. Now I will admit that the teetotalers have done msuch saod by re- claiminog many drunken sots; and, so long as t ...

... From a pamphlet entitled The Ragged School Shoe- black Society: its Operation and present Condition, we take the following interesting account:- The boy to become a member of the shoe-black brigade must first become a member off a razz ed school, and must be recommended by the superisetendcht of a ragged school, which presupposes that he has had some turn for study, and has been able to ...

... THE-a+- . WAR-OFFICE, JULy 14. 1st of Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards. To be Captains and Lieutenant-colonels without purchase. -Lieat. and Cant. R. Bradford; Lient. and Capt. X. Bruce; Brevet Col F. Clinton, from half-pay 22nd Light Dragoons. To be Captain and Lieutenant-colonel by purchase.-Lieut. and Capt. the Hon. C. H. Lindsay, vice Clinton, who retires. To be Captain and Lieutenant ...

... On Thursday there was a great gathering of specta- tors on Chatham heights, to witness several highly animating siege operations that-were conducted in pre- sence of Prince Albert and the chairman and directors of the Honouratle East India company. Prince Henry's bastion was the first scene of opera- tions, where the storming party were to commence the attack. Directly the prince alighted 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 advices received from America are' full of the panic feeling which had prevailed in the stock market on the discoverjy of the fraudulent issue of 2,00,000 dollars by Mr. Schuyler, in the shape of stock of the Newbhaven railway cempany. The panic 'had been con- siderably augmented by the discovery of several Sinillar operations by officers of other companies. The efrect had been a fearful ...

... MRS. MARY MOGG'S EXPERIENCES OF SER I VANT GIRLS FROM PUBLIC DISTUTIOKS. DaEs Ms. HEDITUR,-Hif yew nowed has much has I dee, habout them himperent huzziq of bits of ssrvin gals, yew'd never kepe won on era, butt hemploy bony rispecktibul chaaers, has nose theirhbisne$s, an dusnt want to stair hat the felloes, or niglee there hoccipa- shuns. Eime shir, the way they serves missuses is orrid; an ...

... SHOCING ACCIDENT ON SAFFog.jt. FIvE PERSONS SERIOUSLY LYJURED On Tuesday forenoon, between the hours of and twelve o'clock, the inhabitants of Saffron.hinU ea Farringdon-street were greatly excited, owing to the following lamentable occurrence, by which five Pe were seriously, and it is feared, fatally injured. rss The corporation of the city, in order to carry ost th intended new street from ...

... 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 ...

... PRANCE. The emperor and empress took their departure for Biaritz on Wednesday morning by the Orleans rail way, at eleven o'clock precisely. The terminus was hand- somely fitted up for the occasion with flags and. ever- greens, and a saloon of honour w as prepared for their majesties' reception. The emperor will return to Paris belore the 16th of August, the period at which it is cal- culate-s ...