... WR.ECK OF AN AMERICAN SHIP. Southampton, Oct. 17. n By the arrival of the captainu and creav (16 in ail) we learn the particulars of the loss of the Richard Anderson, Captain C. l E. 'ofIn, ?? the narrow escape of all onl board. The Ricilard 5 Anlerson was a full ship, atnd left Itotterdam for Baltimore on the 29Lh of August. (Ji the 23d of September, when in lat. C 44.9 N., long. 38.12 W., it ...

... STATIONS OF THE JBRITISII ARMY OuT ri' CT' OCFOa.RE, 1857. (From the United Service Magaiine.) Wheraetwso placesOarnenllioned, the lastuanoed is that ot lit Deplt of theJlsagimientisstatio7sed. Life Guards. Foot. Ist, itegtstt's Parko 42d, India; Aberdeen. 2d, Hyde Park. 43d, Madras; Clhatham. Royal Horse Guards. 44th, India; Uolceter. Windsor. 45th, C. of G. ilope Ct.nterbour Dragoos Guards. ...

... (From our own Correospondont.) Liverpool,, Monday Evening. Last night the Rioyal mail steamner Canada, Captain Shainon, arrived be ro firou Boston, via Halifax, whenceshe sailed ol the 18th inst., bringing 58 passengers and a considerable quantity ofsl)ecie,d sy 101,704 dollar and£1500 in sovereigns. Thonews fiom the United States is of a Inore cheering character, as is evidenced by the fact ...

... Fishing-Latheron, Caithness, August 10.-The fish- ing of the past week on the Caithnese coast has been a moderate. At Wick the fishing averages about 9 V crans a boat for the week, and 29 for the season; at a Lybster, 10 crans for the week, and 20 for the season; t at Dunbeath, 12 crats for the week, and 24 for the season. Helnsdale is the only station in this quarter V that has been heavily ...

... IL A I' E ST ?? ?? W.S. I HERALD OFFiCE, Friday Morninlg. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Chinese Government aresaid to have given the strictest orders against the Catholics, and a religious persecution was feared. AMERICA. Southampton, Thursday. The steam-ship Arago, Captain Lines, has arrived at CoweS from New York. On the 14th money matters were improving considerably The ...

... A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon . at the official residence of Lord Palmerston, Downing Street.-Globe. RlRepresentation of Oldlzam. -Several meetings of electors have already taken place in reference to the vacancy caused by the fatal accident to Mr. Platt; l and we understand there is a strong feeling in favour r of nominating Mr. Cobden.- Globe. Thee Militia.- The following ...

... Muniflcent GC'ft by I1ecr A'ajesty to the Endowment Scheme.-Her Majesty the Qbeen has contributed the sum of £500 towards the EndowmenC Scheme of the Established Church.-Montro8e Stazdard. Mfariiage of Majm HuLtgh Scott of Gala.-The mar- riage of this popular and respected gentleman to Miss Elizabeth Isabella Johnstone Gordon, eldest daughter of Captain Charles Kinnaird Johnstone Gordon of ...

... LETTER S FR O M5 I ND IA. ?? fI.A ?? ID..- ?? . 7(Fromn the Invernss Coutrier.j y d vrites as follows:- SilnIa, July 11tb, 1857 Thoughi I Aid jnjji i 1l;!,5t and ought to write to y(ou by tjli; mail, I grieve to think how lt Oad S ews i have to indeed, in these fearful times we llear ?? of nothing but Qo; rors uponl horrors. I daresay you will Searcely believe lik? tbings remain at Delhi ...

... (From the Illustrated London Ne-ps.)- The mortal remains of the late Right Hon. John Wilson Croker were consigned to their last resting place, at Moulsoy Church, Surrey, on Monday. The funeral was of a private character. f Lieut-teneral Pennefetleer, in command of the. forces at Malta, has assumed the administration of the civil Government in the temporary absence of the Governor. The monument ...

... AceQ isnA Xr- .IA ?? n lA .. The annexed extract from the provincial journals received are important at this period:-- Libmniciz.-The crops are being fast gathered in throughout the country, and everywhere we find that the yield is most abuidant, and beyond that of late years. The wheat crop is abundant; but the oats are short in the straw. Reaping is general throughout the south of Ireland, ...

... ,CT (From the Times.) in J:f we were rather startled by the intelligence from Paris, e- our second thoughts induced satisfaction at the very useful cap- I- ture made by the Parisian police, and a wish that the haul had ie been rather more complete. Three Italian assassins, of the re smaller dimensions, but with names of the most dramatic pro- rt priety, have been arrested, and sent up for ...

... A U S T R AL I A, r II.- ?? I (From the 'Times.) Piift July 2f. The Peninsulife mid Oriental Comipany's flee', stfialn-packet the Simlao, E. Coopes', commander, and Commande~r Xieatley, R.N., mail agent, despatchied from Sydney on the ~'5th CT May, reached Suez or. the 12th of duly wiih .35 pfassengers, and gold oil freight to the value of £40,580. Sho. broeught a mail of 178 hoxes and bags ...