... Wo While hostilities are proceeding in earnest, a ascommunication from the Austrian Court informs e the Czar on what terms he may now obtain peace. This note bears the date of the 11th instant, and ! was despatched from Vienna to St. Petersburg on l that day. The conditions on which the allies insist are said to be these :-1st, The abolition of the political protectorate claimed by Russia over ...

... THE UNITED STAE. . , ;. NEWi tORK, AuGUST 51. 1 Congiess adjourned on Moerlis~t T niirp~ .Se1ino has any aecsion been more prolif b echg or- less .prodttive of important act%-- Izipont of fact us only thue great measures hae -hiees passed-thec Nebraska Bill, by. whipch o-ne miltion Ioquakre tileqs -a2 of tarnitory have been opened to slavery,; the..BiJI al for the Jielief of t ,he. Indigent ...

... I- X 7 I . ; I ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (VEroo OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liperpool, Sunday. The Cunard steam-ship Africa, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the 9th instant, arrived here this morning shortly before seven, bringing 8 paessengers and 713,fW0 dollars in specie on freight. -The United States mail steam-ship AtlanticaArrived out at New York at eight o'clock on the evening ...

... MILE&NK PRISON.-Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bedford held two more inquests on view of the bodies of prisoners who died of Asiatic cholera. The first was respecting the death of Thomas Brestow, aged 49, who was a siugle man. Mr. Samuel McIntyre, clerk co the prison, said that deceased was received from Swartham gaol on the 30th December last, under sentence of ten years' transportation, having been ...

... The official inquiry into the management, or rather mismanagement, of the affairs of the town- C ship of Everton in regard to the collection of poor rates, has for the present terminated. It t will be seen from our report that Mr. Rees, the poor-law auditor, in making known the conclu- sion at which he had arrived with respect to the I rate of 1852, expressed his opinion that the col. lector ...

... Tnn great expedition in the Euxine still hangs -w. Doubts still prevail as to whether it is to be GAreeted against Sebastopol or Anapa; though, in the language of Tattersall's, the former place is the favourite. This delay is tantalising at such an ad- vanced periodof the season. No reasonable doubt is entertained as to the efficiency of the allied forces and their leaders; but in war the ...

... SPMItT OF THE JORi I(om ats fmorrg roip. TEZ WAn SE TiE B 'TtO'-The s )cce'a of tions against Bomareund has been. more epeedy thaf pere ventured to expect; and the rapidity witd thih,v we bad se portent undertaking haa been brought to a i3i. the skill and judgment which marked toe arr ongon sO the allied commanders. It wae not until tirngeln 3 that the combined forcee landed, and an the 16ttb ...

... To TIMo EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sit-A correspondent of one of your contemporaries sug- gests that the immediate cause of cholera may be some fungoid matter floating in the air. Dr., now Sir Henry Holland, in his work entitled Medical Notes and Reflec- tions, proposes and supports very acutely the hypo- thesis of insect life as a cause of disease. Tue idea is the same in both ...

... xo ~ on the AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE. -tS.V l on e I I No~essath delivered the fpollwitir speech at a 04 p~cigat Hanley (PotterieB) yesterday KSsCTru thenl addressed the itectinig, and after it P 5Id aplimfentary introduction, proceeded to deliver his 'br o tu rsit aspect of affairs in the East, espe.a 0 thle Austrian alliance. He observed I folt it a f dil 0 gnlmn, to pay this tribute of ...

... THE PROVIRNCAL SYNOD; OF, Co. ; I . . -. i ;NAUGH'T.i~ , i (FROM OUR OwN REPORTER.) The Synod of the bishops and canons of the church in Connaught, convened by his Grace the Archbishop of Tuamn, as metropolitan of the province, brought Its deliberations and laboure to a close on Sunday. The concluding ceremo- nies of this venerable, learned, and memorable assemblage took place in the ...

... (AdsO OUR OWN COBB 3SPONDINr.) PARIS, SUNDAY EVBNIrG. Letters from Constantinople of the 10th have been received to-day. The marriage of the Sultan's daughter, the Sultana Fatima, with Resechid Pacha's son, had been celebrated on that morning. At day. break a number of troops were echeloned between. the Teheragan and Balta-Lunan palaces. The com- manding officers of corps and the principal ...

... IWAIgEOU QD CLERKS' SCHOOLSFW i NRQ¢SkTOU$ X4,D ORP P4 . 4 ; Ypgttr4ay ?? quarterly court of ie0 uubscrlbers jr this intnion was held at the George Hotel, Aldelsamnbury; T. 'Sat'riau, Esq., in the chair. ' 'institnti ( Ointended for the reception of the orpio and neceasitous children of those who have been engaged as warehousemen or clerks in manufactories or cbsalehwsrekoa .(incwluin. the ...