... THE INDIAN MUTINIES, -. . a AL 11 IiA l'LIJJ Iti'11 nII U JI I Vifl , i (From the Times.) o a We continue our extracts from the Indian letters with which ar 't we~have boon favoured:- t a, ue 2 ?? is gone. We have not heard yet whether the or houses are burnt, but we believe so. The treaquiy there is ran-_ si eaked, atid also the treasuries of Bareilly, Buidaon, and Shah- soC jehanpore. Every ...

... I (From the Timee.) a Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence, whose death in a sortie o beneath the walls of Lucknow was announced in our columns on i Saturday among the Indian intelligence, was a very distin- l, guished officer, of Irish blood and extraction, and one of whom a the sister island may feel justly proud& He was the elder J I br6ther of Sir John Laird Muir Lawrencer ?? a present a Chief ...

... (Thefollowinog atlipared i our Late Edition of Monday:-) INDIAN APF AIRS. (From the Daily News.) The Indian telegraph, which we publish elsewhere, is un- doubtedly fraught with tidings of disaster, not however wholly unrelieved. The most important portion of the despatch is that which relates to Cawnpore. At the date of our last intel- ligence, the fate of Sir Hugh Wheeler and his gallant ...

... A LECTURE BY LOLA BIONTES. The celebrated Lola Montes has been lecturing in Canada on Female Beauty. According to the Canadian papers, the lady proceeded to ask where beauty lay? Where, she said, shall we look for this source of power ? Often, perhaps, in a mere dimple, sometimes in the soft shadow of a drooping eye- lid, or again beneath the tresses ofa little fantastic curl. Alas I and ...

... THE INDIA'N MUTINIES. The following letter, by Captain T. Carey, 17th B~engal Native Infantry, to a brother in the civil Serivice, appears~ in the Timecs- Myripore, June 2. Thank God I emn at this moment alive and. well, and anm able to write and tell you an, for last night we buried in thle churchyard here my three poor companions, who were ruth- lessly mnurdered by the Sowars8 we were ...

... TTHE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CA BLE. ?? I A1.4-. - -ma ;-l The commanding offlces. of, the several sbips composing the Atlantic squadron, aod (Jptein Harrison, who lias recently been appointed to the future command of thle Greet EasternI steamship, attended a meeting of the board at the company's offices on Thursday, haying been Specially invited to express to the directors their opini ons and ...

... (From the Timem) There is something almost whimsical in the opera- n tion of the electric telegraph combined with the V n sister agency of steam. They are always refusing to 01 it into one another. On the 14th-that is, last Friday cl s week-the wire brought to Alexandria the chief heads m e of an Indian mail, with news from Calcutta up to the SC 21st of July-that is, 17 days later than the ...

... GLASGOW, AUGUB'T 5. Iul-lvotant to Printers.-On Monday, a ease of some importance to printers and others- was tried before Sheriff Steele, in the Small Debt- Court, for amount of pointing ?? and indemnification for non-fulfil- ment of agreement. The pursver;-Mr. Ales. Brown, printer ;. defenders, Messrs. D. PAul, Sotmple, Martin, Ferguson, and Hamilton, proprietors and publishers of av ...

... f f~L . Pin ?? Ioel (Proni the Coninolawcqthi.) Those who have for soorn time been antieilp;tinig the pleasure of seeiolg and hearitig the great Afric-an traveller, will b)e happy to-learn that he expects to make his prolised visit to this city t aboub the eld of the present mnit ub, immiediately after the pJud- lic;tion of his work, which %will be issuedl as soon as the proof sheets have been ...

... A ?? ?? ?? ton : j, .,h l .chnA nnr.- aA blue-book of nearly 500 pages, just published, eon- rtains the report of the Royal Commissioners appointed to in- r quire into the purchase and sale of commissions in the army. The report itself is brief. The commissioners commence with f a history of the system of purchase; they then describe the Ipresent mode of entering the army, and they next review ...

... VICE-.OANCELLORS' COURT-AUGUST 5., * ?? ?? -- (Before the VICH-CnANoRLW511, Sir R. T. KiNDEasLIY.l) IN RETIE BOYAL BROTSH BAtiM, EX EPART BROCaWSaLL. This case was argued on the 18th and 23d of July last, when his Honour reserved his decision. The facts were ?? March, 1855, Mr. Brockwell became a subscriber for three shares of £100 in the Royal British Bank. He was returned and registered, and ...

... , The firetday'saracescameoffyesterday. Thedaywassome- t what lowering, and a few minutes before the first race took plrce, copious showers of rain fell, which had the effect for a. r time of almost clearing the course of spectators, who took re- 0 fuge in the numerous drinking tents erected on the course. b Throughout the day showers continued to fall, The attendance I was not so numerous as ...