... SOURCE OF ALL THE EVIL. The greatest evil is the army doiug the civil work, while an immense civil army is plundering the land it ruins the regular army, and so places everything in danger our army is deteriorating while the natives are improving! A few years ago there was not a firearm in India that had not a matchlock; the other day in the Kohat defile we did not take one! All were ...

... tro1 Tueaday's London 6asette. I resto I proc - Pool ST. JAM&ESS PALACE, JULY 27. thai T.j. Queen has been pleased to appoint Miss Horatio disc CharlOltt Stopford to be one of the Maids of Honor in wrc Ordinaly to her Majesty, in the room of the Hon. Louisia a p, (,rnres~gved. of JULY 23. rus Tlre Qaecs has been ple-sed to appoint Benjamin rea ^ philipps, Esq., (Major-General on the retired ...

... FBANCE. I PARIq, Friday. . The majority of the board of directors of the Bank of it France have rejected to-day the proposition for lowering the i- rate of discount to five per cent. PARIS, Friday Evctin.qi. The Afconiteur of this morning announces that France a has obtained an authorization from Baden to construct a d permanent bridge over the Rhine, between Strasburg and Kehl. The Imperial ...

... . IlIO HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. PROSECUTIONS FOR. ILLEGAL PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Mr. H. BAILLIE inquired whether it was the intention of the governm ent to order the Attorney-General to prosecute ail those who have been reported to the house as having violated the laws of this country at the late elections, or whether the prosecution was to be ...

... IT > ,, - ; I | BOARD .OJ ?? ' ?? :j | At ti9 4peeulg of the Bward, ot+Tesdy, ?? ?? Canon Par;; isrs. Walmaley, Bairatow, Car t Crook, Ramsay, Taberner, Gornall, Dlewburt Long' worth, Tbrrier, Lancaster, Abhwortb, Jobes, VFowrati, IDIxo, Banks, Whittle, Tayior, Banister, Ward, Parker, 5 Golding, Miler, 'hothersaill, 'hajes, Bffne:t,'au i . Sutton. E r . From the returns it appeared that the ...

... CH-lESTER AND) HOLYHE.I) RAILWAY TIME TAB LF.-ACrGUST, 1857. - - 11 1 - - 1 - - - - -J. I - - -.X ~ . L. L L lb 01 X 1 -1. ?? f . . ) 1 ~ l O b L 0oo t. Leave Ksinsgtown ?? Leave H-olyhead. ?? Valley(arrive a) Ty ?? bodorgan. ?? Gaerwen ?? ?? Britannia Bridge. ?? Aber . . . . . . . . . . . . Paimacoinawr ?? Conwiay. ?? ?? Rhyl .. . . . . . Prestaty . ?? .. mostyn. Queen's ?? ?? itdootd-urrive ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF TH-E DIOCESAN SECRETARIES OF EDUCATION HELD AT THE PALACE, ST. ASAPH. (2: e On Wednesday July 22, 1857, a Meeting of the vri a Diocesan Secretaries of Education was held at the L( *Palace St. Asaph. The following gentlemen were kn y present:- as y Revs. David Roberts, Caerwys, frr 1 Thomas Hughes, Llandrillo, Conuwy. he a David Davies, Castlecaereinion. Di a Robert Williams ...

... T LERG AND THE IDTY ORCE BILLx f - Ia T1 'The followingl is* a 00py of, the declarat~ion of the clergy on dur, rarrioges and divorce, to which teferenee was made in the 4,47( Ihouse of Commons on Friday night. It baa appended to it emig opii signatures, and we hear that 100 moehv be ?? 8 ,jare the docunennt was prited:- tiveli IIwe, the undersigned clergy 'of the United Church of 184 y'nglacd ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY. t e Marqui* of Breadalbaae read H#r Majest>'« gracious l'10 addresses presented by Ihe House on iha L, of the African slave trade and the national Brougham, in aa elaborate »peecb, called the at- of thr House to the- defective working of the l|>n, ri>ptcy 1awr, and laid on the table a bill to remedy i'e defects. M Lord Chancellor replied in fitting termi, and pro- t(| ...

... A letter from Athens, of the 17th instant, says:—It is now three years since the Queen of Greece left Athens at the same time that Prince Menschikoff quitted Constantinople. The Queen made no secret that her object-in quitting Greece for Germany was to plead the cause of her uncle Nicholas, for so she was accustomed to call the Emperor of Russia. Her Majesty landed at Trieste, where she con- ...

... was WIX but Advices have been received from New York to the F v us 18th instant. 4'm Civil war appeared to be raging in that city. On the oien den afternoon of the 14th the rioters of the 14th ward were E Wge making extensive preparations for a renewal of the con- nl nir- flict. An incendiary handbill was circulating, calling a o Jor mass meeting to pub down the metropolitan police. A bu been ...

... - . - I A IA M A a, Last Thursday week the children belonging to the 3 Sunday School of the Tnitarisu Chapel, Baffin's-lane, I Chichester, had their summer meeting at the Warren, E wbere the worthy owners (Mr. and Mrs. Lacy)- con. tributed, as usual, by their kind attenitions, to the pleasure of the children and their friends asspmbled on the occasion. The weather was particularly favorable ...