... r I'ltFEBMENTS AND AYPOINTMENTS. y Rev. Arthur Barker, MA., to the British Chaplaincy, r Dresden; Rev. W. Montgomery Birch, M.A., to the Curacy of Long Ashton, Somerset; Rev. Archibaid Boyd, bl.A., Per- o petual Curate of Christ Church, Cheltenham, to an Honorary ,f Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Gloucester; Rev. Chas. William Bradford, B.A., to the Curacy of Broughton. Oxfordshire; Rev. ...

... I A ?? T ?? ?? _ .- -, . a . - . . .- _ . I - __ I. - . .. - -,I 52 JJiICI. I At the late Visitation of the Lord Bishop of Lichfield, held at Derby, a numerous body of the clergy unanimously re- b solved that a vote of thanks be presented to the Venerable N Arehldeacon 1ill, for his great liberality in ptovidin4 an ti assistant inspector and organizer of schools in this Archdea. it conry at ...

... VAAs L. IMa. the The moon, said a teetotaller. ?? is not quite one of our liai sort; still she lets her moderation be known to all men, as ?? she only fills tier horn once a month. Then she fills it Ct with something very strong, was the reply, 1 for I have often Ml seen her half gone. At A clergyman in the act of burying a corpse having for. rac gotten to enquire the sex of the ...

... THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD AND THE INDIAN MUTIlNY. I The Right Rev. the Bishop of Lichhield has addressed the following letter to each clergyman of his diocese:- M Rev. and Dear Sir-When we were engaged in the te Russian war I felt It to be my duty to address a few words to pr the clergy of my diocese upon the part which it became the ca miniaters of our church to take in that momentous conflict ...

... e I - I i- - FdFURTHER NEWS FROM INDIA. le 'e THE BENGAL MUTINIES. it The following telegraph, dated Marseilles, Sept. 14, 1, 1857, was received at the Foreign Office from her Majesty's conaul at Marseilles, Sept. 14, nine p.m. 1 Bombay mail arrived; leaves for London at 10.30 p.m. 3 BOMBAY, August 14. 1- ?? from Delhi to July 29. Sorties repulsed on the 14th, 18th, and 23rd of July, [0 ...

... - __ _, horn. Y SUICID1 or Two BROTH5ERS--Two brothers, named ' 1, William andi Henry Adanhi, sons Of John Adams, a cabinlet- The maker, residing in Devotlaliirest-et, Sheffield. have' been Of S is found drovwned under singular circutistantsre kniVdea- reta day strternOont, Henry Adams, wiho is 15 years of age, ha tf ie quitrrel wvitli his fatther, Who, ejilietstruck or pushed himt, and tile ...

... = = =DI STAFFORDVSHIRE. . STAf 1' U1ULOs d THE SECOND REGaatNT OF STAFFORDSHIRZ MILITIA.- The official order for the embodinment of the Second RegimenI ?? StaffoidsItire Mlilitia was received on Saturday week, The regil~n~istoassemble on Monday, the 28th instant, at a Safrweteclothing, arms, ?? will ble given out to d temnadasson as the necessarY arrangements have e encmltdi e regfiment ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAT, Aug. 25. The Royal assent was given by commission to several bills. Lord PANSfOIsE laid upon the table the report of the corn- mission appointed to consider the question relating to tile sale and purchase of commissions in the army. The noble lord felt it necessary to state that the commission sas signed by only onelhalf of the commnissioners, the others refusing to ...

... Tble traits which the company of the Eastern Railway has Wa, presented to the Emperor, to go to and from the camp of and Chalons, is alike remarkable for convenience, elegassee, and for A a t. It is. in fact, quite a chef-d(euvre. The following is o Irs I brie. description of itt- It cniists of eight carriages, united Of cc to eavh otber by mcans of bridges. The first two are ar- t ranger] ...

... FUND FOR THE SUFFEREIS BY THE REBEL- ILION IN INDIA. 1; . M OI1ETING AT THE MANBION-HOUSt. j,- OD Wednesday afternoon R meeting of the general comn. mittee of the Fuod forthe relief'of the sufferers by the mutiny f ot thie Bengilo -Native Army, was held at the Egyptian Hall, It- ?? Ilouse, the Lord Mlayor presiding. Among those ne ttresent were Admiral Sir S. 1Lisltiligton, Sir NJ. Mlontefiore ...

... LONDON, Truesday Eveninr. MONEY MAIIiET AND ClIlY INTULLIGENCE. English Funds have been exceedingly quiet, and on the whole a shad e fialter. Railways, ;generally, are depressed, heavy drecripticiS on :n Fverage a half per cent, lower. Catedonians experienced a rapid decline to 83, but rallied before close. Canada de- scriptions have further relapsed, and close hemsily. Frcntch alsesxsol-W;lY ...

... THE IEDI'I'ERRANEAN TELEGRAPII.-SUCCESS- FUL LAYING OF THE CABLE. On Thursday afiernoon intelligence reached town of the successful submergence of the cable in the Mvditerranean, and it now unites in instantaneous intercourse England and Europe with Africa. The expedition, under the command r of Messrs. Newall, the engineers, started from Cagliari. on .the Sardinian coast, with the cable in ...