... The Agamemnon, Master Commander Cornelius T. A. Noddall, arrived at Sheerness on Saturdayfrom the Thames, to have her compasses adjusted by swinging ship. Mr. James Penn, master of the Waterloo, oom- menoed early on Saturday morning to superintend the same. Mr. F. Evans, superintendent of the compasase departmcent at the admiralty, was present dring the swinging of the ship, and recordedl the ...

... TO CORREBPONDENTS. We eanuOt, MEA AYR 0ROH STM5ONS. takB ?? outselre the responsibility of rafuwiv a88. HENRY HALronD.-We canot uvdertoke to insert unMP- ported statements, affecting the arater even of in- formera. C. ALDaELO -The advertisement ehall certainly disappear. JAMEs MASTE5s.-We think a county court judge would look upon it a3 a quarterly tenancy. ItADXoA-Oertainiy not. A. B. C. ...

... The journeymen coopers of Wolverhampton are in their 14th week of strike, through their masters wish- ing to reduce their wages. On Mondayafternoon an elderly female of respeetable appearance threw herself Into the Thames a short distance below the Brunswick wharf, and was drowned. A Dutch corvette passed through Spithead on Mon- day evening, and saluted thegarrison with twenty- one guns, ...

... 0 VALUE OF CONSCIENCE IN ENG3LAND. It is with no small pride that we record the faot thra, during the year which ended on the 31st of March last, the Chancellor of the Exchequer recei!ed, under the head of SC Conscience Money, no lees a sum than 6,9821. 16s. Perhaps the reader, carping at the smallness of the amoUnt, may say that it is not much, after all, for the conscience of an entire ...

... ITENS FROX ABROAD. A FoREIGN LEGioq FoB INDIA,-A letter from Hamn- burg, of August 13, in the Borsen Zeituoq, of Berin, says:- It seems tiat England is about to e.list a foreign legion for the East Indies, sad that, as was the case during the Russian war, the Isle of Heligoland will be used as a recruiting station. We are assured that agents of the Eng- lish Government have already had ...

... REYNOLD ?? NEw SPAPER., SUNDAY. AUGUST 30, :857. SATURDAY'S EDITION. TKE GAMG OF MISRU .LE GLIDING IN tO T-lE -R iss ?? . The Dictator has drawl his ?? to a close. He has fought the minority in. Parliament with admirable success, and is now putting aside the gloves for the finer and sharper work of an. irre- sponsible cabinet, free to wage, war uncontrolled, even in appearance, against ...

... IRELAND AND THE IRISE. I (FiOU OUR OW: CORRESPONDEIN.) DUBLIN, FRmIAY-He is a wise man in his generation who with all his wordly affairs running tolerably smooth, and having a fair mount of money in his purse, or a respectable balance at his bankers, akes his departure from walled cities or crowded and unhealthy towns, and determined to enjoy rural scenery and tranquillity during this fleeting ...

... STATE AND CHURCH, THE COURT.-Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Court em- barked on board the royal yacht V ictoria and lbert, on Monday afternoon, on a cruise to the Channel Islands. The royal party ar. rived in Cherbourg harbour on Monday evening. Admiral Count de Gourdun, prefect maritime, came on board shortly afterwards to pay his respects to her Majesty, and had the honour of being ...

... TRBXI!Ei'VDO USE FIRE AT BLA CK WALL. A fire of a terrific character, and attended with a de. ktruction of property roughly estimated at several thou. Fand pounds sterling, broke out yesterday (Friday) after., noon in the extensive range of premises belonging to Mr. 1I. Dunbar, the well-known shipwright and sail-manufac. turer, &c., situate at Orchard-lioase-yard, near the Bruns- wiok pier of ...

... TRL ACCIDENT ON TRE LONDON AND BRIGHTON BAIL WA Y. Edward Taylor, the driver of the engine of the paw. -senger train which came into collision with the goods train on Monday, was placed hefore Mr. G. Lyall and Mr. J. Conepton, at the Town-hall, Reigate, charged with havieg neglected hais duty while having the care of his en- gine, thereby endageriug ithe lives of the passengers tra- velling on ...

... THE CITY OF DELHI, 4- The ancient capital Of the Patan ?? situated in lat. 28°411 N., Ion, 77'1' E- D.lingthtlpjh era of Delhi, according to popular trailtioon0it 51k space of twenty square mi'e,, and the ruins et pG occupy nearly as great an extent; but notwith *tlica great antiquity, and the long periol of time during :s it has ranked as the first city of Hdindostan, there c . thing in its l ...

... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. [iLyO ?? OWN CORRESPONDrNT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EvENING. The postoffice to-day being so unhandsome as to close at twelve o'clock, I send you this letter by express. The fete of to-day was deprived of two elements, which, however desirable, can never be set down with any certainty itn the programme- sanshine and a clear blue sky. The cloudiness of the atmosphere was no bar to ...