... TUE iARMY. , ,_ _,_k I DIRECT CADETS.-The ?? gentlemen. having OD- tained nominations as direct bidets for the Inadian military service, passed their required colamltatih a he his J OBerkeley.HW H Cox, T, WgHogg, HSW Irone. H A Plowuden, A (G Rose, C H Webb. T C WhartOny, F C W Drum., mond, J S Irvine, 11 B Webstter, It Milne, F J Grataville, W F Bartleman. W N~ L Deattie, W Birch, W T ...

... | NEWoY AND itrse il thntr. i A meating of parties in~tet~ested in t.t ?? if, - U& ar~leltuere~ane III the trade of p~a in the formation of the above railway, for t* l, n Iwhich a bill has passed the committeeof*t mango was held at noon on Friday, ia ?? John-street, Liverpool, for the purposeohe Sot as to the prospects of the railway,frmalgisre. INewry. The chair was occupli b e dI among the ...

... . 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 ...

... L LATES I' INTLElJLIGENCE.R (BY iMAGNEiTIC TELEGRAPH.) I ha Preictb aemi-oflicial journal, Lo Pats, of Friday OiEht statte, on Lho thbo faith of ita Lmndon ceirormondenc that a rrigment of infantry and artillery will embark at Purtc- mouth fer Alxandria, and bo 'conveyed by tha RBd Soa to India. Le Pays designates the vessel which id to cunvey these troops, and thie morning the London jonrnals ...

... I ?? RAILWAflli?bTdRNS. -- - -1 ?? -. ?? -1 1- .- i GIELA1a SOUTIEMN AND WEasTBN,-Returis of trfflic for the week ending August 1, 1867 .- £ . d. Passengers, parcels, &c.; amount £V1,9 S 2 Mlerclsandiree andeattle ?? ^ 12o n . ?? 5 Carrespondinc wens no 18556 (203i MSiles ol ?? P -o~ens,; rns s, &c.; amount .. 5.577 J' 1 ' Merchandize and cattle .. .. 1744 a 2 - 7321 12 3 IRSH SoUTH EASrEaN ...

... THE BENGAL MUTINIES CONSIDERED FINAN- i CIALLY. TrO THIs DITORvl ow THIS TIMERS. In Siua- I consider, said a railway traveller to me some of1 days ago- I conbider India very explensiive. This mutiny re will cost Ins somej50,000,0001., and all for what ? I would pe give up Indis. .The speaker was a faet respectable men, w. with that sort of' look which makes a man's cheek almost a t legal ...

... THE WEATHER-THE, CROPS. I .. ?? . .. .- .. For the last week we have been blessed with very faveur able wsvther, and the cereal crops are everywhsoe rip a,q rapidly or have already fallen before the sickle. The pob,1 iY doing well so far, the appearance of blight being very fire, asec tubers, fir the mret part, judging from whet are pyl, buted for sale in our market, by no means deppisible ...

... NAVIGATION-THE SCIENCE OF ERRORS. TO 'THE ElDITOR OF THlE XEZa-- Sist-I ?? your paper of Thursday last an extract from the Norf hers 21fmes, in which en elaborate ?? of what many of your readers may think a great soientific phenomenon was given-I allude to the warvelir us dispatch and mniraculous precision with whicb Mr. ?? gave the 1true bearings, of the United Sitated aetamihip, Niagara'a ...

... I - I LONDON, SUNDAY.-Yesterday Boma ot the leading tam- bers Of the expedition that accompanied the telegraphic squadron, during the week, arrived in town, and condfrmed in full to the director, at the company'd offices, the fact of the failure of the Atlantic Telegraph. Mr. Cyrus Field was the first to arrive in London yesterday, and tmiade the fol- lowing official report to his co ...

... CILOGHAN CHAPEL. TO THE HSDITOH OF THE FRBE5EAN. INorthumberland Hotel, August 21, 1S57. DEAn SIn-I beg to acknowledge with the deepest gratitude the foliowing subscriptions towards the enlargement of Croghan chapel, from the ?? I entlemen. With regard to the humbler classes, whose subsoriptions it would be too tedious to give here, I know no form of words suffisiently strong to mark my sense ...

... I THE BRITISH ASSOCIArTlON.l The'twouty-ssiventh meeting of the British Association far f tbe Advanceralfu of Science wan opened yesterdfy in thillCity. e Jss~ginlg ff-ise appearances up to the present, the meeting in c Dublin promises to he one of the mast secocessful and bril. Clat light re ueniuns of the Alliociation that bas ever taken place. ti ti A very large number have already taken ...

... I Th. -nn Ago -re-9 ROOF -t~h-A o_ Ad tte crops are baing fast gatherer in throughout thbel try, and everywhere we find that the yield is Most abrnd60ta and beyond that of late years. The wheat crop is £buridliff but the oats is short in the etrvw. Reaping i t; throughout the south of Irelafld, and the wages gie ertl labourers reach to an unprecedentedly high figure. I Deto parts of Tipperary ...