... Oun readers will learn with satisfaction that no doubt any longer remains respecting the legal investigation of the case of Arch- deacon WILBERFORCE. His Grace the Arch- bishop of York, acting under legal advice, sends the case of complaint against the Archdeacon, by letters of request, to the Court of Appeal of his Province. This is the course which of all others seems most desirable, in ...

... TUE, WEST DERBY GUARDIANS. Th 'ec weekly meoting of thiii board woo held on Wednesday atj ~ligst, alt the ?? f tm OfIWest; I ,b~~1hUO~ = pesntwe~re - Meesri. Shoaw, Altplety, Alpass, Siddeley, we ttAr ...

... 3IO0RE MlL1TARf- BLACHGUARDIsm Am i ~. . . - - . - . ?? _ :>'Th4 Rbchester magistrates were occupied on Monday sorlug ine investigating a charge of a violent and uapro- Voked assault, preferred by Louisa Peiree against Ensign Strover, an officer attached to the Royal Eugineers'estab- lishment at Brompton. ' ?? M. Stephetson; solicitor, appeared for the defendant, who-wa's attended to the court ...

... TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, Pursuant to a decretal order of the High Court of Chancery-, made in a caute of * Cancoat ▼. MouaLKT,” with the approbation of the Right Honorable the Master of the Rolls, Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, the places and times hereinafter mentioned, the Talaable FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the parishes of All Saints, Saint Peter, Saint Alkmund, and Saint Werburgh, in the ...

... J. and C. Bakbwell, W. H. Oakden, M. Eoolbston, J. Uollincsnbab. Sold by Tea-Dealers, Grocers, and Druggists, Great Britain and Ireland. Be cartful to observe that name of ** Par and Some** Ike packet of each ankle. Enquire all Groocrs for Fry and Sons’ Book Cocoa—Gratis. ...

... CAUTION AS TO T THE USE OF| 3riregmes.. TO THE ElITOeI OF THE ERA- Sir,--As the shooting season has commenced, may I beg of you to insert in your widely-circulated columns this letter? which I trust may be of great use to the sporting world, and for which I venture to hope I shall not be condemned, when I bear in mind the many unfortunate accidents with guns which have befallen numerous ...

... I i i*eB. 1 | We mirnnf~fe~a~`Q tow ~ York,, ona, diploiratlo mission to the BrIgadiiieNr a~, t thor* eparts, witha Svxew: to re-sslish rdaiudwt I , -;wecano tll Tha tlhe~postacri~it desked 'a t6 ?? -C. Ini VOllevtriet~- Goneto cboaehagn dlfio-t. There helis, la the lind of libekty,, sm0rt'e An f uatyye-~~ot ,asbated~to aho hiaeaogfast enbtd taking a fast i toreat,- as We are informed, in ...

... l TBE 'VWAR. BY MA aNBTiC TELEGRAPH. LATEST NEWS. ThefoDowingdospatchas fromVienna, ?? morn- ing, are taken fromthe second edition of tha T1 . On Friday evening Prince Gortehakoff received a despatch, which he delivered to Cont Buol early'oa Saturday morning. The note Contained an absnlute rejection of the four condition. The Emperor Nicholas would rather eacrifiee- his last soldier than ...

... The Paris Mcniitett annoutleS, wve believe for the firsl- time, the receipt of consecence.rnoney.t Sorue unkno'nv AP1Mflfl it Rt.:tre. has rid 100? (4d) X ?? 4L- .. person, it states, has plaid lO0f. (4fljthruhth ndln ofa Sister of Char ity to thle Treasury, being the amount underpaid en account of succession duty. The Princess Zenaide Charlotte Julie Bonalparte died at Naples on the 8th. ...

... THE HEALTH OF THE, METROPOLIS. Last night a crowded meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of All Saints, Poplar, was held in the Town-ball, for the purpose of considering the most effective mode by which the intolerable nuisance arising from the effluvia emitted from the sewer ranning along North-street and King street, and under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Commis. sioners of ...

... RAIL WA YS. SOUTH-EASTERN. o It is stated in the report of the directors of this company, i of which we gave an abstract on Saturday, that the dividend r proposed for the past half-year is 8s. 6d. per £30 share, or at t the rate of £2 16s, 8d. per cent. per annum, which, with the I dividend of the preceding balf-year, of 12g. per £30 share, or V £4 per annum, makes the dividend for the whole ...

... J FOREIGN. d The information from China speaks of the rapid pro. gress of the rebellion, The residents of Canton were in al l most critical position, and prepared to take refuge on b board ships off the factories. The river was filled with 5] war junks, en route for action, the insurgents having al at least 80 junks in fighting trim on the East River. tl Thle hills in rear of the city were ...