... (1rom the Nes York Hferald,) We have received with the overland mails, from b Utah, our files down to the 25th of July. It appears that the saints were sorely troubled by the presence, during the past winter, of Colonel Steptoe's de- tachment of the United States troops at their holy city, and that the high priests, the elders, and apostles experienced a a great relief at the departure of the ...

... CALEDZIOAN RAILWAY. The half-PyrIrY eetinge of the Ahareholdosrs of Mei g1 cooan hoehld osiTeeday, in Glasgow; Mr. JO5OlS5ONo, am St chairm.a7n ofhe directors, presiding. The report haring been held as re adl The CHOAIRMAN proposed its adoption, aeid the declara- tion of a dividend at the rate of 3 per aent. per annum. o while the traffic of -other lines had been falling Off during io las ...

... W1 g I rut+ -4 OSBORNE, MARCH 17. Prince Ernest of Leiningen left Osborne for Ports mouth yesterday. The Queen and Prince and the royal children walked and drove out yesterday. MABOR 18. The Queen and Prince and Prince of Leiningen drove out yesterday afternoon. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after- noon at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The Ministers present were Viscount ...

... I ?? at 'court* * OSBORNE, AuGcaS 16. The Queen and Prince, attended by the Countess of Dasart and the Hon. Beatrice Byng, droveoot yesterday. Lord Panmure and Sir Benjamin HaU arrived from Ln- 1 don on a visit. Mr. Preosly, of the Board of Inland Revenue, had an interview with the Chanceller of the Exchequer yesterday at his official residence in Downing-stteet. Despatolas were sent yasterday ...

... PRINCE GOB1UHAKOFF'S REPORT. p (Fromna Supplement to the InZi. Ruase.) - In completion of his telegraphic despatch, published' i- on the 20th inst., relative to the operations before r- Sebastopol, from the 11th to the l5th of April, a re- P- port from PrinceeGortchakoff, of this latterdate, ,-announces that the enemy continue to cannonade the n fortress during the day and to bombard it during ...

... LONDON, FBIDAY, AUG. 24. Two items of news from Ireland, appearing toge-l t they the other day, suggest thoughts and feelings as I strange as they are cheering. The most vigorous mea. f sures are adopted in Dublin fur realising the inten- tions of Parliament in regard to communication c between London and Dublin. In a little while there t will be two mails per day between the two capitals ...

... F.RANCE. I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDZNT.) PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. ?? jlsni'eur to-day confirmas the news which I lbave spoken of as in circulation for three or four days past-the resignation of 1M. Drouyn de Lhuys. As to the real causes which have led to the retirement of a minister who, whether as regards independence of character, wealth, personal influence, and reputa- tion for ability, ...

... gte Court+ ,~ITho Queen ?? went yesterday-, to the E xhibition. of the Royal Bn11Anic Society, in the, 'hei gent'a-psrk, accompanied by the Prince of W~ales, Princ Y Alfred, the Diske of Size Cob~urg, and the Printeoi o 5, Hohenlobe Langenburg, and attended by the Countess of is Iineborought, the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Mejor'-Geui~ia eBuckley, Captain Du Pist, and Mr. Gibbs. I T Baron de ...

... BiRMINGHAM, TnURSDAY.-The third of the meet- ings of the ironmasters oftbis district for the present quar- ter was held in the Town-hall here, to-day. The attend- ance was again'less numerous than it usually is (especially at the opening quarter of the year), and several of the mag- nates ,ol thp trade were amongst the absentees. Of business there was none whatever to be done. A few of the ...

... (From an American Newspaper.) Slavery is unprofitable for the people. America is poorer for slavery. I am speaking in the great focus of American commerce-the third city for population and riches in the Christian world. Let me therefore talk about dollars. America, I say, is poorer for slavery. If the three and a quarter millions of slaves were freemen, how much richer would she be i There is ...

... i'EALTH OF L.ONDOY. I The present Registrar-General's weekly relornx shows that the high 5mortality announced in recent reports has undergone a further increase. InD the first three weeks of the curren', month the deaths registered in Londoc wers 1,404, 1,466, and 1,649; in the last veek they rOesttO 1,630. Ot males whose deaths are now rcturned the number is 791; of females, 839. In the four ...

... Whilst there is life there is hope. We will, there- b fore, continue our labours to save the aristocracy and of' our rulers from political suicide. The A'Court job is org consummated, because it has been too late of being his brought to light. The speciatlappointment of an ofl Assistant Commissioner of Income Tfax is carried out tiol -indeed, it was accomplished before our first mention ing ...