... T 1-l E 13 W N O C K A CT 1.IRQlNIEUIOM rUt:hAbD:N MTil VAT.UN 1' ) M3AN. Yas-ronu,1Ar, at Cloven 'Clock, a11it nfui,i ticlfl Washd inl thle Boarclrcoen- at the illie crlih$o h Bel- fact sad coolty DOWa1 Re ii vSv, 112Ildi' tie ?? of thle 1.and's, Ciauscr. Conisoflettctn Act. for ?? pot- P1 of tsiitifgtile value, of ceitain slob Land, to tile am aunt OF thitroe or fouruti Jloit' cd at yes, ...

... ztz ?? F.REDSH LA.5WLEY ICANWDAL. i (iFrot-s the^ Pres.c) Smi JAiMES GIR AIAM~[ 011CO ?? tile Melbourne Ca- billet by the vituperative niciname of ; the MNlagdl.len Mlinistr. We -were remniiderd of the phrase bh the announcementi tiat Mr. Gladstone had shriven nh'. Franciis Tawey , an accepted' his icnorinions ox- psre rsias sufficient 'penaInCe foar his broaches of lfficial inteirim iMr. ...

... [By 3&WNrTlC TZLUUGRLL .] TIHE WAR. VIFSNA, WEDr'ESDAY Nso0IT.-Accounts from. Con- stantinoplo to the 14th inst., state that serious con- flagrations had broken out at Vavrac by whicht one- third of the town was destroyed. These despatches state that the greater part of the ammunition belonlg- ing to the Allied forces, inzcluding thle powder ma- gazines, were saved. Cholera and fever were ...

... THE PROTESTANT CONSTITUTION TER.- SUS ROMISH111 AGGRESSION-. Tent Pope's lieges in Ireland and Great Britain ar in sore distress at the prospect of a renewal of th ?? m-ovement next session in Priia ment. They hove been especially taken aback by notice of motion placed on the books of the HTouse Commons, bv Mr. Thomas Chainhers, shortly befor the prorogation. The notice is in the foilowinm ...

... ibr Ir C55 TIIE H-ORRORS OF WAR. (isFon; Tit Ibnes.) IT appears to be still a very common belief that the wfar in tho East has hitherto been confined to such harmless, not to say peaceable operations, as we may see in the course of a sumimer within three hours of this metropOlis. So far it is supposed to be an affair of ucarchings. paradtes, Woosiwieb field-darys, Chobb1am cioups, ...

... TALE LATE VISCOUNT J OCELYN. (11-otis the H'c . ' Gazette.) IN another part of our columns xvili be read tile as- tonfli'itn, and rnclanelhulv particulars of' Lurl Jocuie I s SoUddLen ?? frutn ASiatiC ClhieI-tL. ihite it reivai s tar us to refer w6ith Ulnigned sorrow, and bitterness of grief; to the event, as ltavill' :so lately seenr him at the daitv discharn.n of his mil itary dutiiis iri ...

... THE usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this Union was held on Wednesday-J. W. S. M'Cance, Esq., in the chair. Other guardians present:-Drs. M'Gee and M'Minn, Messrs. Murray, Watson, Pos- nett, Harmiil, Carlile, Aickin, Haslett, and Magee. Col. Clarke, P.1I>., attended. A letter was read from the Commissioners, stating that they had issued a cholera ordernfor the following electoral ...

... THE CAPTURE OF BO A.RSUND. (Fr-?e te Timres own Correspondenrt.) BOMsASUND, Aua. 16. August 7-The conformation of the bay in front of Bomarsund may be again described as taking the shape of a half-circle, the diameter being about three miles; the land around is high and well-wooded, and inter- sected by creeks and inlets, which break it up into numerous islands. Looking on to the batteries ...

... The Moeui.eerrr e la Efotte says:- re stated in a recent article on the Aland Islands that our soldiers, on taking possession of them, would be received by the inhabitants wvith the most friendly feelinlgs. The event proved we were right. Both the Engrlish and French have met rwith tie ivarmest re- ception from the inhabitants. They did not even wait for the laudint, of our troops to place ...

... fforeitg Elitelitgenr, SPAIN. PAn11S, SUsNI).yx Evraxxo.-In diplomatic circles, the cause of Queen Isabella is considered lost; the unna- tcral position towardzs 11cr mother wvill occasion her fall. The present advisers ot the Crown share in the general hate of Christina, and will force the daughter to neasures w-hich ?? barmonise wvith the laws of nature. Isabella Avil likelv ?? her signature ...

... C CHOLERA. TO 'T11E EDITOR OP THE BrELAST NEWS.LETTB. Sin-A sense of public duty induces me to make'~ ?? a few it' eresting partiuar enetdwitlh, the Present epidemic. I feel quite 'sure thlat any re, marks, which have thle tendency of allaying Pullit exiemnon the, subject. -will Ce welcomce cut] PM0 duetive of goodle~ss oramere. And as whatfilTICtO t say is all, onl the bright side of thle ...

... TEE NEW DOCK ACT. THE! PflOPEIlTI? SQVISflOW. Ties inquisition regarding the value of the slob land about to be taken and reclaimed bY the Harbour Com- missioners, was continued on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, before Mr. P'DOINxIML, Q.C., the Assessor The AssEsson, Mr. M'Donnell, QC., took his seat this morning at ten o'clock, after which the following Witnesses -were cailed:- Mr. LowaR ...