... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... The Right Reverend Bishop of St. David's was t made the subject of some very uniwarrantable at- tacks in the House of Commons on NVednesday, the 22nd ult. The occurrence shews, either that many of our senators do not take the trouble to obtain the. most easily accessible information,-or, that they wilfully pervert the facts in their possession. Eithler course is disgraceful in a legislator; ...

... LLANDUDNO.-CH-IURCfl MJSSIONARY A SOC IETYr. - - 4 - 1 A meeting in connection with the above Societ9 was hel( on Monday last, at the National School- room, Llandudno, the Rev. W. A. Robcrts, B.A., t in the chair. The meeting commenced with prayer, after which a The Clvairman referred to the great object of the Milissionary Society, whose claims they had met that evenin'r to advocate. It was ...

... cI le THE LATE DOUGLAS JEBROLD AND THE WORKING CLASSES. To TlHE EDITORS O0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-i perceive that the Literary and Dramatic La Society have announced a performance at the Theatre 'a Royal for Thursday next in aid of the Jerrold Mlemorial ' Fund. and that the members are acting under the Isanction and patronage of sr. Charle Dickens and his wgited colleaguen. learn ...

... Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Obser- vatory, during the week ending Saturday, Aug. 8, 1867. Latitude, 68' 24 485f N. Longitude, ' 01' 1 W. 50]3 Ti Caleltdiogauged i 23 e - 3tc.ahvoground 1 ?? I - w 8 a rI Daily horfintsl I 8 28 o .a meton ot ar. | . es S a.o Si Extreme prea. w - .Ro T r A C e * sure on sq. foot. a , 0 Ca I N N -p W i v|, Di 'io 4 i 0XBr e |RQH .- OK; | 1 sV ...

... No notice can be taken of unauthenticated communications. A tyny case of asaltment at Tesradgunlaise, is unsuited to our columns. We would suggest that the writer turn his atten- tion to something more profitable, than writing and troubling us with such nonsense. The report of the Brynmawr Petty Sessions is unavoidably de- ferred until our next.—Several letters on Sunday Recreation are also ...

... TOWN TALK.' fEY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] IVBJA is in every one's mouth. How times have altered! Once no cared to read anything about it except the yellow-faced old fogies at Cheltenham, who, having lived there almost all their lives au 1 grown gray in the service of the Company, loved to uaak anc read about the spots where they had acted as legislators or heroes. Each mail brings gloomier ...

... (T7hOfollowng speared in our Late Edition of Monday a) Nn 6|nnon reni nn A . e .. . On Thursday morning, at a much earlier hour than was generally auticipated by the public at large, the Emperor and Empress of the French arrived at Osborne. The visit is be- yond all doubt a strictly private ose, and such precautions have been taken to insure its being kept so that literally nothing whatever ...

... :a Mo=MS Ar The sum of £1455,980 is required for the yerendain Yri ,ext March for the police incounties and borouglb5- ThE The European end. American Company's steami ships S no Iedy Jocelyn and Golden Fleece left on Monday for Forts- ThE mnouth, to embark troops fo Inia ounce On 'Monday James Puckle,, aged sixteen, living in Baer- We nmondsey New Road was drowned in the Thames while (Dlow ...

... CLIFFORDS OF DEVONSHIRE. (CONTIN.Us ?? TiAU FLsVcsc PoseT OF JULY 80.) No. 7. REFUTATION OF THE REPORT, THAT THE FIRST LORD CLIFFORD, BARON OF CIIUDLEIGH, COMMITTED SUICIDE. c LI; the first edition of Evelyn's Memoirs, vol. i., p. 439, (it has reached four editions,) we read as follows:- I have heard from some, who, I believe knew, Lord Clifford made himself away, after an extraordinary ...