... IND IA. PArits and letters from India, in anticipation of the Overland mail, have arrived. The dates iue-Cal- cutta, Sept. 8; Bombay. Sept. 12. The intelligence from Calcutta trill be found in tileo follovitg suns- mary from the Bengal Hltrkoari of Sept. 8:_ TIlte Sontal rebellion scents to be dying out, but as the troops must be vililblrawn from their positions in thre jungles immeLdiitely, ...

... I C ( L I, S AS T'I C A L. TUE uSuTAr~Tt1SiED CHURCH. Ifom:it Missioxs-The 11eV, ID'. Drcew and Arch- d!aconll Kint field a lneetilng in iaviolii of the Hone Misiions, ill thle COIi t-11i1one, loWi11patrifk, on T'les- day, at which a large inuinlser fit' the clergvy issensl- bled. _11any stalilli no marlkedl ont, anid Imlulch cconlial feeling rvas eAlibiteil, oil the pait of' ?? i'o.eelit, ...

... SAITING OF THlE COMBINED FLEET. (From tie Hleraldi's Special CONrrespOitdiest.) Klsavreii BMoY, ni, OCT. 7, Two It:i-. TIhr catbinited fleet has plt to seal! 'lislast ship has ?? got uinder Weigli-na Frenollscrevw Iiner,wiLh n black Yankee mer'chanlinais in tow. Some of the fleet statted three houirs since, and navo alreailv made a goodIbt1flig. The wridd is variable, NMW. to N.E., but, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE A US TR l A. (From tide Tines' CorNreeoillent.) VirssA, OCT. 20,-There wavs a colision between tire civil and Clerical authorities biefor the contents of the Concordat wvere knewit to the public, and it led to the preniaturepublication of an analysis of its contents. When the Sardirian convents wore abo- lisired, ?? Austrian civil administration lost no tinme in ...

... A :'Fl'l'AN CONCORDAT WITH ROME, p ?? t he tenlue of Papid autixority; in, somne of' t le Eur topeani State~s in wh~ichl Rome oill- til latte!;' reigned trio inphanlt, there is nto mist ahe wlifuoesr as to the supremwiac she lies, acquireil in the Atistr'ian ii jivlo, liy tiewis of the Ooitceidati r-eotitlv ?? betwoeti the courts of Francis .1 oseol anl~ Pill' Noun. T1lie text oft his ...

... LORD STANLrEy Ovr 'l-TN 13OLTON hIE- CILANICS IINSTITUTION. O., Tuesday evening, at a soc Inl tO e~eSC liall, Dolton, under thle ausploieC I of theMechnics' lIrstitutiol, to celebrate thle OPeLin ofther, e arid spaciouis premiises in Oxford Street Lord STAiNs'L , addressing thle nieetingE, assured themn that it wag with feclinri, of the most strange chmrtirter', null inure thani usual inte,, ...

... DECLINE OF ITlTRAliONANISAI IN SWITZERLAND. BALE-The Pope's recent Allocution suggests the following reflections, taken troul the Gazette . a- tioole de Batle:- ''he Pope, in his last Allocution, makes ?? menhioli of Sivitzerlancd, and ?? ?? tears ove-r tie state of ?? in which the Catholic Church is at present here in Switzerland. These lainentations should be to us a subject of much re- ...

... TIHE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Fsiosit trie T2lies' Spec it? Ces'sestpos dent.) (CAMI- ilFOIRIlI: SEuASTOPOI, SEPT. 29.-Tlle con- trast between thno actual pioceeduings of the Ollies armies since tile 11s or' this snonstin, and the fevered dreams in Iisich the public at home, iis represented by the Ipress, aoe indulgiog, is as ?? as it is painful. The Russians, so far from flyilngr it' discom- fori ...

... T HE WAR. THlE BRITISH ES1'E]ITIONT. (F'remth f/ic-2 ?? Sjt)ccltil Corresopndenti.) Castp bi-t:tctit SEnBASTOPtOL, FI-iiDAY, OCTOIcntilt 5S- 'VTo expeiotioit toilll00 settletl, tint! tvi i5iill tts 551I~ this treok lititico thle. woatittr slhoold t ri Out ?? uaitfovtirablo. 'Juni Ligb 1 (noLt (le I Itissar) Birigadte of' Cavalry lhave rotc-trodl Orders to hold0 them11selves lit teachiness to ? ...

... TIMEMORIALS OF THlE LATE EARL OF BELFAST. (Front the Belasot INeTew-Letter of Feb. 23, 1853.) FIIDNiUCsI RICI1AIII) EAHOr or Bci-31r&sI had just en- lered his twenty-sixth year whehn deatL arreosted a caleecr of tbe most flattering promise. HIe was born on the 25th of November, 1827. ?? very early life he manifested talents of a, high order, which were carefully developed into exeelleien in ...

... PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE GAL WAY MILITIA. Tari interesting ceremony of prvesenting- thle Gaiway militia with colours, by the Marehioness of Otanri- earde, took pilacs lii tire grounds of Eyre Square, Galway, on Friday. The preparations for thle occa- sioi Were ofa handsome and suitable character. Tire dais erected in tire square was thronged by a bril- liant array of ranti, beautiy, and ...

... METb FU LOCJAL NOARDS. YEsrTMInAY, inl acceoirdattce cwith art adveirtiseoten t inl- Sortedilli thle local onipers, several Inimeli'os of the Town .Counned, the Harbour Commissioners, ftsl( Cliari table Society, thle Board of Gluardians, and thle Chatsber of' Coinmerce, meef thle Water Cotmmnissiosr. ers inl tim Town-biail for the, purpose of' c'liibriinIIt' thep plan ?? the Coinmimissotters ...