... .*fl f- A VI I on MR. DISRAELI.t he On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Blackburn Protes- tl he tant Association and Church of England Institute was held IT he in the St. Peter's school-room in this town. The Rev. Thos. ti - Sharples, M. A., incumbent of St. Peter s, was in the chair. d JY- Tee Rev. Chairman, in explaining the object for which r TS the association had been called together, ...

... L . ~ - 1 An amusing incident occurred last week on board of the 1 Fairy, Royal yacht, which serves to illustrate the kindliness I and condescension of our Queen. Mr. Nathan Thompson, jun., marine engineer, formerly in e the employment of the Collins line of American steamers, c recently brought to this country a very interesting and in- 1 genious invention, having for its object the ...

... AMERICA. by ARPIVAL OF THE AXRTCCA. ho (From our Liverpool Correspondent). By the arrival of the British and North American Royal Ti Mail Steam Ship America, Captain Lang, we have intelligence L from New York to the 29th and from Boston to the 30th ult. W The America brings eighty-five passengers and 527,000 dollars in specie. Al The cholera it appears was on the decrease in the middle, El but ...

... Mee r A'rT.nAd Al MAVCHESTER, BUXTON. MATLOCK AND MID- men, LAN~DS' JUNCTION RAILWAY. ofeth Th -afyearly meeting of proprietors of this company ofreh waT eda he half d lan otel, Derby, on Thursday after- doren noon, Sir JosereHPAXTOss, chairman of tnheheoopend chair. me Mr. Wragge, thle secretary,. having read the notice con- meet vening the meeting, the following report of thle directors wa5 ...

... AiCCIDSNB AND OFFENCES. Bus- a . -- - . - I - , - . A STATiON-IIASTIR KsLasoE.An accident, resulting ina tv the deathsof Mr.Joseph Nevin, thestation-mlasterat~tockton- se 5ipon1.Tes, took place on the Stockton and Darlington Rail- is way onMonday week. It appear.s he had been toDarlington ei that day, and returned homne to Stockton by the afternoon ef train. At the time of the arrival of ...

... FRANCE. TImperial Commission, ap .T° tilne first meegtingftenw ar of the Fsvr has pustinotified b the Emp ero nmllect nal the writingof Napleo I. isto akeplae a one under the presi- dniy hf barsal d afiaiit.e It d isreported that the sabitre of the ormissiot will produ tece eight solid quarto volumtes ofmatt-erin 'which all. The Emperorts dvcisions, dIruection, as. otprsnt mattrgses peraining ...

... 4 Icd - -sar stv- Ws, - .1 ', THE WAIR. (t f 'PI-r. AT X rTRY A TP LANDING OF THE, ALLIED ARMY IN THE - - CRIMEA. ti The fact of the combined troops having actually c landed on the Crimca has, of course, monopolised the ti war gossip of the week. el On the morning of Saturday, the 16th inst., despatches 8 from Lord Raglan and Marshal St. Arnaud reached Con- co Atantinople by special steamer ...

... A Nsw SUBSTITUErr FRo THUZ PoTATo.'-In tbe garden of T` the Horticultural Society at Chiswicle are growing two plants t of a Chinese yam, which is expected to prove an excellent to substitute for the potato. They have been obtained from the Jardin dea Plantes at Paris, where they have been made the 3subject of experiments that leave no doubt that it will hecoine a plant of real importance In ...

... a {co,, NOTTINQUAM PUBLIC BATHS AND MASIINOUsr&.-Num- gr berof bathers and washers during the week ending 8ept. 2nd: en -Bathers, 1,.06; washers, 39. all Fixi 11 THE NEW CATTLE MARIET, NOTrINGHAM.- rel Just before mid-day on Wednesday an alarming fire broke W out in a large stable adjoining the workshops of Mr. Fergu- th. son, joiner and builder, North Church-street. Very shortly co after the ...

... RAILWAY TIME. TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER. DERBY TO BIRMINGHAM.,D UP TAONS. 1 2 3 4 0 7 Do 1,2,3 4th 1 2 1,2,3 12 I 21 2 S DEPARTURE. Ciso doe CIsS. CIsS. Cls.- Clss, CID eH am, m. P.M. p.m. Exp. p.m. p~'. S, Derby .. . . 0 11.10 3. 04.. 8 6.45 1.9 Willington, arriving at ..8.10 11.28 .. 4.15 7. 0 La Burton (J. with North Staf.) 8.30 11.42 3.24 4,27 7.10.5 11.39 K, Barton and.Waitmon . 8.42 11.54 4.39 ...

... a Kedleston on Thursday last wore an aspect of all-per- evading liveliness and gaity very striking in this usually so .quiet domain. It was the day appointed for the celebration of e the nuptiess of William Hatfield de Rodeo, Esq., of Barlbro' Hall, in this county, and the beautiful and accomplished Miss So~phia Feiicitd Cursor, eldest daughter of the late Hon. and Rev. Alfred Carson, and ...

... taTles.HE WATHERl AD THEROPu.. DEaBYsHIaR.-The harvest Is fast drawing to a close, and 0n the Irish reapers are returning to the north, preparatory to frl embarking for the Emerald Isle. It is needless now to speak asa of the abundance of the crops, or the genial weather-the former, we are thankful to say, is certain; and the latter, as th every one knows, is equally beyond a doubt. Rain, ...