... EBBW VALE. ODDFELLOWSHIP.—On Monday last, the British Crown Lodge of the Order of Oddfellowship celebrated the 13th amuversary at the Castle Inn, where Host David Edwards catered in a style that gained the approbation of all the party. After dinner, the chair was taken by Mr. Stephen Jones, P.G., and the vice-chair by Mr.William Daltry, P.G. Mr. Samuel Price, agent, Victoria, acted as toast ...

... Church of Scotland.-Endowment Scheme. To the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. OHowe street, Edinburgh, l6th Aug. 18.34. * IR,-I has-e to request the f'a -our of your inserting, in your first 11publication, the subjoined copy of a letter addressed by the Con- v euier of the Endowment Committee to the E ditor of the Ayol-14c',I Standard. in answer to the remarlis which appeared, in that paper of ...

... MEALTH OF LONDON. The weeltly report on the health of London, published by the lle- , strar..Gtneral, stntes that the nuober of deaths from all causes re- turne for the week tl-,at ended lnst Saturday, vas 1,833, that of the previous week vas 1,832. In the ten weeks corresr)ondin-, to last ?? of the years 1844-53 the average number was 1]113, which, if raisel in proportion to lincrease of ...

... 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 ...

... II TO TTHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-This association has received considerable pecuniary ?? from the merchants and traders of Lon- don; and last Tear, through our trustee, the Right Hon. Lord Wharncliffe, a promise was made that this year the subject left under our guardianship should be brought un- der the notice of the legislature. Lord Wharncliffe stated as much in the House of Lords. ...

... * ?? The following despatches, received by the Inter. natonal Company's Telegraphic line, appeared in a portion of our early impression yesterday. BOMARSUIND, AGUGST 17. General Baraguay ?? and the Hon. Mr. Grey left Aland immediately after the capitulation, for Stockholm, in order, it is supposed, to induce the Swedes to join the allies. STOCKHOLM, MONDAY, Aro. 21. Many :Russians were ...

... THE CE'-PTURL OF BOMARISUND. (Irei a ?? t tu Loeaode Gazette of Ausgmt 22.) AneRaALTv, A ngost 23.-Thc following additional ?? hias been reccived front Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Napicr ?? detailing opcratiOllS conweced with the fall of the fortress of Boinarsuod No. SI40. ulldog, ole Bomarlisund, Ang. 1], 18 54. ?? Sia,-BY the la.st m:;d I iaoritinedl their Lordships of the Iarrirai a- i' ...

... . BECON-0 -EDITIOND - BY BLEC2TtIC T2ELGRAPIL MERCURY. OFFICE, !4 O'cLOCK. The abseces of arrivals of gold from Australia excites re- mark, since several vessels, with an aggregate amount of 14.7000, sailed between the 1 3th. and end of May, and have consequently been at sea for perods vatring from 91 to tOo. days. -- THE WAR. Omar Pacha entered E3ncharest on the d s, with 25,0o& Imen and ...

... TO TUB T55ITOR OP TRE EEA. Slr,-I find from newspaper reports that some Licensed Victnal lers connected with London and its neighbouehood are very indignant with the conduct of tbe Committee of the London Protection Society in not opposing, in a mare positive manner, the Sunday Closing Bil]. It is very easy for gentlemen to talk about what should be done, and what should not be done,' more ...

... On Thursday a meeting of licensed victuallers was held at the Equestrian Tavern, Blaekfriar-road, to take into consideration the position of that body with reference to the-new Bill. Mr. R. G. Garecus took the chair at Cogers' Hall on Monday, when the following resolutions were agreed to:- That this meeting, having considered tise conduct of the Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society, in ...

... .. .. . I .1 _ ru n _ _ I The Dubis Adiocate has the followinlg remarks respecting the benefits already achieved by an adequate system of agri- cultural returns:- I Thanks to Colonel Larcom, since the year 1847 we have in Ireland what they have not as yet in the sister island, an annual sumnluary of agricultural statistics. Such, valuble as it is, is not sufficient, however, for the ...

... [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 ...