... CL.SS BOOK FOR BU.lGUAVIA.-Shbr:tl will be publisbed- with numerous ilustrations efl't)rdedl~y various clergymen and ladies-a new ebild's book for the ulse of BPegravian yonh, entitled, Puseyista in ben made Popery in Earnest. TnE SovritU (;N OF PO'TS.1svA.-The King of Prussia is pursuing courses which mcoy cost him a crown. In tbis country at any rate they would render him liable to a fine ...

... \ SOUTH, DEVON.. TEIGNMOUTH. Nearl.j three thousand persons, from the lace ' nanufactcry of Mr. Heathcoat, the worthy member for Tiverton, .pent the day on Thursday last at Teigumouth. A 'great M10o4ity od the joyful party, in their smiling and holiday looking tacs, scattered themselves in family groups over our beautiful deupromemade and beaoh,-many betook them- selves to V ats, and a larpe ...

... INFIBRMARY, August s.-In-patients, 61]; admitted, '4t; discbarged, 7; remaining, 60. Outpatients, 183; ad- .:ITrted, 22; discharged, l5: remaining, 190; ;D59PENSARY, August 8.-Patients admitted this ?? accidents, 3; discharged-cured, ll; relieved, 3; FOSTAL.-No inconceivable benefit has already ;*ew felt in this borough by some of the mail.bags being con- r d bsy the North O~evon Railwlay. A ...

... , A NATijRAL CONSEQUENCE.-Domestic servarits being highly fed, and having little to do, courting, said Chief Justice Jervis, the other day, is a natral coensequenoe among therm. The captain of a mnerchant vessel unloading at Conetantinople feared to leave part of his cargo exposed during the night.- It will not rain, said a MAuissulmat.-- But some. one might steal them! `- Oh, never ...

... In ita article On the electric telegrapb, the Q4urterly brings DP the latest news as to transatlantie telegraphing The rest-less spirit of Englih eugined'rs, having provided for the inteai.s telegtdphic coumniniahtion of Great Britain and her principal dependencies, seems bent upon stretching out her. lines to the East and to the West, so as ultimately to clasp the entire globe. The ...

... The Bey of Tunis is reported to have sent 42,000,000 francs to the Sultan to assist him in carrying on the war. A year or two back the shares of the New York Crystal Palace were valued at 160 dollars; recently they had fallen to 5; and now the building itself is to be sold to pay the debts connected with it. Salonica has been completely ruined by a fire which consumed the stores of wool, ...

... THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held Thursday at Bristol, Mr. Charles Russell in the chair. The CH ?? said-I shall not detain you with any long andlyls of the traffic for the last year. The general results respecing it are clearly stated in the opening paragraph of Ihe report of the directors. They exhibit a solid and healthy increase in both branches of ...

... BY LT The Paris Jfoniteur confirms the Bucharest report of )28th July,: 'that: the Russian 'Army -had' evacated 'its i position ?? was miarcbingtowards theSereth. t Vienna advices say tbatstrategic motives are given as l the cause of this 'movement. Letters from KaIeseh ?? a new levy of men in Poland..X I - ,Di@> 8r7Je The.Junta bad issued Vairions decrees y mn 'OgthO i iost important are ...

... 4 : - i 'Consideraoieb i6'i'e~er 't vetakij lace inthte ) ditbliioilot t'e 1&~desln'e'3 tebatt~ehfiurst. b t o 7va on 'theX 7t1''' r''oine Cause'qs-'8t' n~ilalPan'ed, $h.i ¢. Eukssap*'Iiive o'i'6be ssd~e 'a rieaw6d niohv#'~ng't. 1 lie triojn itstitdleeitifalini'big behiiid -he'ld'bpig of the Argiseh, those oear Ohenit~afii';ilg' ~pd Obilesoh'ti, 'a thosb at Ealarasob 'aldng' e ?? eo, ...

... A few Sundays since I formed one of the congregation of St. Barnabas, and more recently was a worshipper at St. John's, Luton. These churches are very fair speci- mens of the two schools in the Church of England, and so differ in their mode of performing divine service, that it seems impossible for the same person to be a tvolshipper in both. I will give my reasons for hazarding this asqertion ...

... TEIGNMOUTH. GRAND MEETING OF THE ARCHERY SOCIETIES OF DEVON. The third annual meeting of the Archery Societies of Devon was held on Thursday and Friday, at Bitton House, Teign- ino'uth, the residence of W. M. Praed, Esq. The weather on Thursday was favourable, and not the less so for the absence of the sun. There had beeO rain during the night; but the grounds were in a very favourable state ...

... T. I 1_ It may be that the domestic life of Spain is, in the aggregate, as ci-ilised and commonplace as that of Great Britain; but certain it is that incidents therein are not unfre- ouently brought to light which snore resemble creations of the Eladeliffe school of novelists, than the sober realities of the actual world, Of this kind is the recent story of Garcilas de Quesada, a young Catalan ...