... NAVAL AND MILITARE , (FROM LAST tWIQlT'5 OAZETF..) WAtt-OFFICEi, PALL-MALL, JULY 28. Idite orimnt of Foot-,Mtijor-Genll ?? Be,,kl K ,to bo c1oneln vic s ?? Sir J. B. Sclweddc. KAJC.1., moved to the 55th Foot. jamaj 1101bos Sbe9, f o4 asth Feot-Moidtr-Gnerl Sir J oaro lio l SbdLO eorige, ?? the lad toet. to be colonel, vice Genra o G eo AU° doceso ed. , fr tbL 48th Otis Foot--Lleut.-Ccloietl ...

... RLBCT.rO.WBBRj.YG. (From the new number of the Qcarterly ee few.) In our times there is a set against personal can- VISXing, not unnatural when conitituencies are so mudh larger, and when to extend them Still further is thought by many people the Morison s pil of politics which is to cure all diseases. But this distaste for the ancient practice is also partly oweng to the fact that the ...

... THE lNDIAN CRISIS. TO THE EDITOR OW TOSS DAILY N~EWS. SIR,~-A perusal of last night's speeches in both th houses Of Parliament, combined with what I have observed ca in121 5P'conversations with men both in aud out of office, PI mtakes it but too apparet that not only does great ignorance el prevail as to tho Causes of the Indian catastrophe, but that ceartaint parties ar determined to repel ...

... LOND ON, FRIDA Y. JUL Y 31. IN the HOUSE of LORDS yesterday, the Earl of ELLENBOROUGH adverted to the documents lately issued respecting the mutiny in India, and fom a comparison of dates and correspondence inferred that serious delays were occasioned by the incautious mode in which reports were transmitted to the Governor-General and the complex routine by which the most important ...

... LMVRPOOL, WEDNESDAY The United States mail steam-ship* Columbia, Capt. Berry, arrived in the Mersey this morning n train New )fork, with advices to the 181th instant (being three days later), 44 passengers, and 100,000 dollars in specie. The ships Albert, Gallatin, Cor- delia, Plutarch, Empire, and City of Brooklyn, had arrived from this port at New York. On the 21st instant the Columbia ...

... | THE THREE WEEKS ANTECEDENT TO THE s r REVOLT AT MEERUT. (BY aN EYE-WITNESS.) t MEERUT, APROL 30. This time I have a regimental narrative to relate, strange and unexpected. It has given us painful anxiety, and the matter has not ended. Do you ever see the Indian newspapers P Do you follow events out here P If so, you will have heard how a prejudice has arisen in the native army against using ...

... YOKSHfIRE UNIOB OF MECHANICS, IN$T1TUT~E. SOCIETY OF ARTS PRIZE DISTRIBUTION The annual meeting of the ~Yorkshire Union of Mechanics' Institutes took place at Hudderefield on Wednes. day, and was combined with the distribution of prizes and certificates from the Society of Arts, awarded to the set. cessful eampotitiors from the various Mechanics' 'ISintiti311 in the North of England. Tho Right ...

... at court, OSBORNE, Jury 19. Her Majesty embarked on board the Fairy yesster- ds fenoaccompasnied by the royal childron, and went tootx t, where the Prince Consort scrived by the South ?? at a little after sevein o'clock from Dover. The Prince came on boaird the Fairy, ends returned with the Queen to Osborne. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the official residence of the First Lord of ...

... (FoRO OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BRUSSA, JULY 13. The subject uppermost in every one's thoughts here just now, and forming the sole topic of oonver- sation with all you meet-I mean the produce of the present Silk Harvest, as it is called-must be interesting to many of iyour readers. I have, therefore, been at some pains to arrive at correct data, and the following details may be considered as ...

... THE MUTINIES IN THE EAST IDIES. to'W Yesterday a parliamentary return, consisting of Mr. sixty-four pages, was issued, being an appeondix to the Cap official despatches already published relative to the mutinies The in the East Indies. The documents now given consist OnDel chiefly of commusu1nications exchanged between authorities in ttd the Indian army and the secretary to the Indian tho ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JULY 29. Two hundred and thirty officers and men of the 19th Regiment embarked to-day on board the clipper trans- ort Whirlwind. This is the last detachment qf the 19th t *ment for India, This afternoon the Whirlwind was towed out to Spithead, where she anchored. A detachment of the 42nd Itegiment arrived by train, and went out to the Whirlwind, at rpithead, at 6 o clock, this ...

... ICITY OF LONDON BLECIONr. l Yesterday the nomination of a candidate to supply the vacancym the representation .f the City of London, l caused by the resignation of Baron Lionel di Rothschild, took place in the Gutldhafl. The proceedings appeared to excte mueh interest, end the attendance of electors was numerous. Mr. Sheriff MaCRI, attended by Mr. Frank Crosley, the Under-Sherifi, offciated as ...