... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMIPROVEMENT SOCIETY. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the membnre of this H society wss held attheir rooms, 42; Upper Sackville-street, yesterday, for the purpose of receiving tbo report of the so council for the past half-year, and for the transaction of other 5O0 necessary businels. The attendance was highly inflsential. re There were present:- W Sharman Crawford, Esq; ...

... ENGLISH ELECTION RETURNS- YESTERDAY. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. Evans ?? ?? 8885 Colvill ?? ?? ?? 8826 Clowes ?? ?? ?? 2086 Stanbope ?? ?? .. 1958 SOUTH ESSEX. Branston ?? ,, 2280 Wikleld . , 2112 Smyth ?? .. ?? 297 EAST KENT. Bridges ?? ., 2898 Baring ?? ?? ,. 2886' Does ?? .. 2286 Atkinson ?? ., ?? 80 HETBFORDSHRlOE. Ctesill .. .. 8860 Bhskemore .. ?? 2794 King ?? ?? ?? 2761 Hanbury ?? ?? 2469 NORTH ...

... The arrival of the Overland Mail brings accounts of its capture of Bashire. These accounte state that on the 4th December Karrech was taken possession of ass a military depot, and occupied by two companies of the 2nd Belocheets. No opposition was offered-indeed, our people found only a handful of ill-fbd and unpaid mercenaries, to whom their advent was rather a boon than otherwise, On the ...

... ?? - , liailWA W18. I Gakixf80 SOUusiam AND WscsmaN.-1turn of t Ird fr the B -week andhig Dee 27, 186t -o t . d. ae, '.Passengers,.parcels, &c.; amount £3971 12 6 o Merdbasl 15ansi eattl o 1 1518l15- 1,490 7 6 Corlespending week in 1856 (203k niles open:- i Passengersi iulsils, &c.; amount 3981 7 7 A aierohandizeand cle .. .. 16CM9 T ?? 14 9, I RISa SOUTH BASTESON (Carlow to Kilkeenny, 25 ...

... . BY M4GNETIC TELEGRAPH. THE MOWDAvIAN EXEcnTows.-VIENNA, WE(DNESDAY, -The Porte has annulled these eleoliong, and thus given sa- tisfaction. Lord Stratford de Radcliffe remains at Constan. tiiO~ple.C PAnis, TisUasDAY NIGHT.-The ttial against the Itsa lian conspiratora commenced to.day. The Three per Cent. t Reotes closed at 67f. 15c. t DISaSrteRS TO SiPrIaG.-CAPcE TowN, Ju.r~ 11T.- I ...

... TO THE OCCUPYING TENANTS OF ULSTER. MY FIENDna-I feel that, under the present oircunm- stances of the tenant question, it may be expedient that I should address to you a few explanatory observations. You are aware, from the public papers, that a meeting was held, in Belfast, on the 19ah of May last, and that the object of this meeting was to lay the foundation for a permanent easo- aiation in ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION-YETR iDAY l MI *n fh~ chairI RauLp CueS&s: bisq., in tne cubar. Present-fiessrr. Cosgrave, Atkins, Dixon, J.P.; Nor. wood, D. F. Brady, VC.; E- Reilly, C. Dodd, Hyndman, Carton, Rourke, Thorp, Flansgai, Butler, Young, Loughnan, FergusonJ, 0Brien, J.P., French, Byrne, J. Norwood, Roper, J.P.; logan, AustinsLangan, Gavacan, lMalley, P. D.HIardy. STATEC OF THtS HOUsrc. ...

... i THE FRENCHIRANSATLANTIC STRAM-PACKEI TS. MI.- 8. IL- ?? ?? A - . ?? - .. I Ane souowwag li sue expianasory statement of tihe jonseil ?? submitted, with the project of ?? laid before the Corps Leglalatif, for the establishment of a line of transat- lamtic iteamers:- Tide service Is intended to embrace three grand lines of communication. The first, with the United States ; the second, with ...

... I LATE SI L\ ThLLIGENCE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. a IMPORTANT FROM INDIA4 FURTHER REVOLT OF SEPOYS- DEPARTURE OF SIR COLIN CAMPBE~r!. LONDON, SATURDAY EVSrING.-Intelligeuce has been t received from India that the mutineers had been defeated, b with the loss of 26 guns, outside the walls of Delhi. They t bad retired into Delhi, which was about to be assaulted ima- a mediately. Large numbers of ...

... In pursuance of the municipal acts, which require that One-fourtb of the members of the Town Council shall retire, by rotation, on the 26th of November in each year. elec- tions were held yesterday in the several wards of theocity,tfor the purpose of filling the vacancies thus created. There were contests in only four of the wards, the re-election of the out-going councillors in the other ...

... TH- ARY Brevet MArjor the Hon. F. J. C. Freke, 2d Life Guards, hop succeeded Clptain MIiddleton, 7th Dyrag on Gnuarda, qs Aide. ?? to General Lord iI aton. Captain the Hlun. E. P -Iastiugs, who Eo gallantly distin- gulihed himself under Major Eyre (bI whom be was most honourably mentioned In his deepa(olh to government), in the expedition to the relief of Arrah, Is bratlihr to the Earl rf ...

... DIR. SPURGEON ON IND)IA. On Wodne-day-ihe day of humiliation-Mr,. Spurgcon preached in tl e Triuscep£t of the Cryslal Palace to an nudienser of 23.6ii4 persnp. Selecling fcr his text a part of the 9th verse of the Gth chapter of Bilicai- lirsia ye the rod, and vho hath appointed b-ho opened hii discoures hy stating that this world was not t/ie ?? for the punishuienit of Eill; it might be a ...