... I Q It is of importance at the present critical mo- ment to weigh well every word of this conven. I tion. For this reason we re-print the document, id although it has already appeared in our columns. - The first and fifth articles are especially note-worthy. J By the first, Austria binds itself to send an army into Dthe provinces, if it is required, to enforce their evacu- n- ation; by the ...

... BIBLICAL DIORtAMAS. e A respectable audience attended yesterday at the King William-strect Roomis, near Ctiaring cross, to d hear the lecture on 1 Ninfveh, the buried City, the 0 accondia ibe course of lectures intended to illurtrate biblical subjects. The idea is remarkably felicitous, and admirably worked out. Few people concerned : in education seem to remember that the Bible is a ...

... The followin, letter, from one of our correspond- ents in Armenia, has suffered the vicissitudes of war, and comes to hand a few days after the publication of similar intelligence in the Daily News. This, how- ever, has not been considered a sufficient reason for withholding from the public the report of an inde- pendent observer on the important events just trans- acted in the least known ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTi 13.1 I . _I _ e IT appears, at first view, rather anomalous that the earliest intimations or indications of what, the Western Powers really think or have mase up their minds to do iu the Eastern question should all along ^-have proceeded from that one of the two Allies who seems the least amenable to popular opinion. In England the Administration hold their places ...

... * .. . _ _ . ' II the Cape Legislative Assembly, on July 10, Mr. Fairbridge, in moving for a return of episcapal grants since Cape Town became a see, ?? gome time past it has been the opinion of many, outside as well as inside this house, that in the distribution of public lands the see of Cape Town has received a lavish-at all events a more liberal consideration of its wants than circumc. ...

... The followiig analysis of the new Prussian note . -the heads of which were given yesterday in the t, Daily Xews-is furnished by the Berlin correspond- s. ent of the Independance Belye. The note appears to 7- be the most outspoken expression of Prussian policy o which the Berlin cabinet has hitherto vouchsafed to I Europe: e This circular (says the Independance) refers at first to 1n that of ...

... CIO Court. OSBORNE, SEPT. 8. The Royal Dinner Party Testerday consisted of bellajestY the Queen, his Majesty the King at Portugal, t*h Duchess of Kent, the Due d'OQporto, the Portuguese bioister, the Count de Lavradix, the Duc de Terceira, the Eanl of Aberdeen, the Vicomte de Carreira, the Lady FPiacesBruce, Sir George Couper, anel the Ladies and georlemen in Waiting. The Marquis and ...

... LEON FA UCIIER ON 1? USSIAN FINANCE. I Anything on finance from the pen of Leon 3 Faucher would be sure to obtain respectful attention. b But a special dissertation on Russian finance by C this distinguished economist presents itself with peculiar claims on public notice at the present I moment. This consideration it is that has prompted I us to devote so large a portion of our space to aE ...

... ks id [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDnNT.) he CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 30. he My telegraphic message will have already in- et formed you that important despatches of the 22nd Bginstant had been received from the commanders of ah the allied forces. They announce that the health of al the army is satisfactory, the epidemic on the decline, a- and that in case no obstacle should arise from a Id ...

... The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this compaoy 1 was held in Dublin on Saturday. The directors' report, 1 vhioh was unanimously adopted, contained the following .t statements: The directors beg to submit the following summary of the traflic receipts on this line for th3 six months ended June 30 last, by which it will be seen that there is an increase in A your traffic revenue of mere than ...

... LETTER FROM THE. BALTIC. TheTfollowing letters from the Baltio,, thought not of the most recent.date, fills upN. inr anl uiteresting manner, some g~ps in the, istory~qf the elosing scenes of the campaign of 1854 in that aea.:. August 30.-At 6 a.m. Admiral ChlAde w6&i tbp Bomar- sund i4 ;the Edinburgh, to try range of long gun; as also see the fortsblowna up, which have been underlained by the ...

... -f1RANCE. es (PROU OUR OWN CORfRSPONDBXT.) b, PARIS, MONDAY EVENXRG. Ia There is an article in the 1foniteur under the form of a letter from Constantinople, which has excited _ much attention to-day, because it betrays consider- able misgivings as to whether the expedition against Sebastopol is likely to be brought to a successful issue this year. Icannot preface it better than by the fol- ...