... I VISITORS AT GSRMSTON PARK. -The following distiugnisbed party were the gueits of Lord Londes borough, at Grimstoiu Park, during the York Races:- The Earl and Countess of Chosterfield and Lady Evelyn Stanhope, the Duchess of Somerset and Lady Ulrioa Seymour, Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peel, the Earl of lincoln, the Ho,. Admiral Roes, Mr Gerard Sturt, M.F., Mr Richard Sutton, Capt. Randolph, of ...

... I ANADA. The Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's vessel Indian, Captain Jones, which saed from Qeebec on the 15th, reached the Mersey this morning. She brings 145 passengers. Basiness continues as last reported, but the excellent condition of the crops, and the bare supply of goods in the hands of country storekeepers afford the promise that considerable improvement will shortly take place. ...

... L&TEST NEWS. ?? p (ByTHSaw ?? mfTRflAT1OvALT TaLEGRAPH1.] ~s S'UQh16tQ'.10Ay EVENIG bIJOUBT 25. Care -- John 34 At a md0e1ing of the Ro)-1 Surrey Gardens Company Joseph to-day, a resolution was agrees' to with a view to prevent Mr. Jones from winding up the 0-i0cern. George 1. Ches, PROROGATION OF PAlULTAMENT. Peter I T1he prorogation of Parliament is ;fixe for Friday. Johnlj The Court will ...

... ' The fortnightly meeting of this board was held yesterday at the offices, Brownlow-bill. The Rev. Rector Campbell oceupied the chair, and the other members present were D Messrs. Denton, Chesney, Byers, Jackson, Bairstow, > Mellor, Williams, Crawford, Smitb, Woodruff, Owen. r Richardson, Cook, J. Jones, Luff, Syred, Crellin, Whitty. ,, ~WOELIKOUSE COMMITTEE. The following report was included ...

... FOREIJGN INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from thre Supplement.] FRANCE. kf ttpupst on Friday baving been fixed uponfr thate ?? ~ian uration of the Louvre tookplc.Temer, whio was prcsent, state ?? that the moonu snoents ofa nation ourtrayedits histoy. Ho then ear aunts of a nation p sionof political pro Congratulated the natio aslsto~ poetih~ ordler that permittedth lea- occupied the co tnpaiilo vr ...

... BRISTOL AND EXETER. i The report of the directors states that the gross traffic C receipts upon the Bristol and Exeter Railway from the Ist c of January to the 30th of June, 1857 (including those of the e Eaeter and Crediton and the Somerset Central Railways) amount to £157,193, which Is £1113 less than in the corres- S ponding half of the year 1850. The working expenses amount to £81.451 , or ...

... I . - - . - - - a- : A! . -l A - At a meeting of the NonTH-EASTERN the dividend was at the rate of 51. per cent. per annum on the Berwicl Stock, 41. on the York, and 21. (being the first dividend) on the Leeds. The net receipts for the half-year show an increase of 45.2591. on the corresponding period of 1856; and it was stated that larger dividends could have been paid had it been considered ...

... I CAPEL STREET OFFjICE-1ONDAY, AUer-ST 24. [FRoR3 OUR: SPEC1 ?1L RPEORTER.] THIS nlorning the public were not a little startled by the intelligence that Jancos Spollen, wl-hose nalle is already so notorious in connexion with the Broadstone mnurder, han blon re-arrested, on a eharge of stcaling a snm of £300 fromt the railway premises, on the night of tie 13th November. It will be recollected ...

... SECOND ElDITION,. THIS DAY A'S L0NDON NEr S rB oY 1 A G N E T I e 1 I 1:1; 1 R 1' ?? NEiWS-LETTER OFFICE, 1 O'clocki, f.t. 'TIT UI (I E^N' SPIEECII. 11w Timcs ?? heri Miaje(\ty will oolt a ('otioicil :t, stlide tho0 ROrlal S:lri ?? It 1100 t0-&ay, :at ( 01i'NI PORIT O' OF )ONDON. Last AXt-ee li t.( wulfIlel' Ol' Si;ps imviarttl lvas.:s.', ill- 9t~ii car- ('lcs, of, sili-gnit'and il carg'_ovs ...

... SYND_ E9DITLONI. MERCURY OCE, TtmwaT, Enuvm ?? ACCIDENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY. An accident occurred on the Brighton Railway oi Monday afternoon-a collision between a goods and passenger train inear Reigate. Several passengers were much shaken, but none dangerously hurt, and they proceeded to town, with the exception of the Hon. Mrs Hanulary Tracy. The Duchess of Inver- ness was also much ...

... SECOND EDrriON OF TUESDAY- Ru e ,ACCDBENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWa- t An accident occurred on the Brighton Railway- ae d Monday afternoon-a collision between a goods. ?? i passenger train near Reigate. Several passmagg- wf were much shaken, but none were dangeroasl~ 1maz r: They all proceeded to town, with the exception QE*& is Hon. Mrs Hanbury Tracy. The Duchess > £ }- - ness &,was: also, much ...

... GERMANY AND, TE sBALTIC. . o. ( OII 0WiV CORNESPONDEST. . .HIABbMG, August 19, 1857.-The ;Iolstein Diet has :at last commenced its sittings, and 3M. Lewetzan, who has been appointed. Royal Commissioner, by the King of Denmark, as I had informed-5ou he would ibe,:has opened -the sittings with a very-conciliatory speech; so that hopes .are more genera.ll4entertained * than they have hitherto ...