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... [A telegraphic summary of the following appean.d in Evening Edition of yesterday]: The steamer Fulton arrived at Cowes yeatel on her way to Havre. She left New York on 22nd ult., and had on board nearly half a ?? dollars for France, and 100,000 dollars for ED In She spoke the screw steamer Edinburgh oi mfa 22nd ult., the City of Washington on the 23rd Cunard steamer on the 25th, the Atlantic ...
... INAV4AL AND MILITARY. The United Service Gazette says:- The Comr- aI ?? has directed that every regiment shall be hi instructed in the bayonet exercise, according to the system of hi the late Mr. Angelo. ?? WOOLWICH, SEPT. 27. di ARTILLERY FOR INDIA.-The large force of al Rolal Artillery, including the heavy siege trains, now under orders for India, is still at head quarters awaiting orders ...
... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH I INDIA. _ I TO THE EDITOR OF THEB DAILY NEWS. Sin,-At present all eyes are turned towards India. Every tax-pa4 er in the United Kingdom re- peats to himself the pertinent queries of aea Eastern correspondent, W*Vhy is it that wve are so far from home:' Wh~y have we 9,000 miles between Eng- land and her Eastern dominions untraversed by a telegraph ? No one can ...
... IYNn IAYNJUTI .-RELIEF FUND. THE CHANCELLOR. OF THE ]EXCHEQUER ON a THlE INDIAN MUTINIES. ie public meeting was held on Monday last, at Milaer's Hotel, Kington, for the purpoeo rmtn subscripio in 'ai ofthefund for the relief of the sufferersgby W the Indian mutiny. The CHSANCELLOR Of the ExcHEsoTzan (Sir G. C. tewii, Bart.) occupied the chair, and there was Fe agood attendance of the ...
... The weightier business of the sec~tiorts having been overcome, the members of the British Associationi 'have devoted the last hours of their visit to Ireland to a series of excursions to places of scientific intetest. &Saundcrs gives the followving account Of THE GEOL.OGICAL Ex cUnSION TO LAMSATl. The arrangements for this excursion, under the direction of J. B. Jukes, Esq., president of the ...
... I knew Nena Sahib intimately (says a writer in 7 the Illustrated Tines), and always regarded him as. one of t the best and most hospitable natives in the Upper Provinces, and certainly ene ef the last men to have been guilty of the e ,atrocities laid to his charge. As is the case with many lnatives of India, it may have been that Nena Sahib culti- voted the acquaintance and friendship o f the ...
... ST. iD.RBIS AND QUEBEC AILF WAY. Yesterday, the ordinaryhalf-yearlymeetingwas held d tti,Whitehall; Mr. EDWARD Farinthechair. On theiusual t motion for affixing the seal to the register, Mr. Goodchap, one of the auditors, objected to that beingdone, on the ground that he had not had an opportunity of going through the accounts. Ultimately the seal was affixed, Mr. Goodchap's protest being ...
... 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 ...
... THE INDIAN M UTINIES. LIST OF OFFICERS, CIVIL SERVANTS, &c.. Killed by the MatineerB in IndiL EFrom.Allen's ITudiass Mail of August 31.] The following is a list of the officers, civil servants, &c., murdered by tie mutineeressinceethe commnencement of the disturbances. The names of those only whose death appears to be certain are inserted, though, from the conflicting accounts, we do not vouch ...
... .JF-l T 1 T- T ?? I Tlihe Lietesants-The I-on. J. T. Fitzmaurice and R. ti de Moore, to the Valorous; J. H. Bucknell, tothe u the Styx; C. F. Palmer, to the Victory. i off Masters-H. B. Gawler, to the Coast Guard. DE di at Acting Assistant Surgeoan-W. W. Thompson, to the H for Victory. B: Rled Xidshipmen-K. L. Cox, to the Diadem; John Hoy. rope den, to the Peloi-s. to Master's Assistants-J. H. ...
... [A pw^,itAnoT~+ Why -11AA Considerable excitement was caused here on Tues- e day -se'nnight, by a repot that a man had beeps le found near Webb's-lane Farm under circumstances ofreat suspicion that he had been foully murdered n namrobed, which was increased when a young man, e n e Lucas, was taken into custody, a person of te good character and a native of the village, which l arose ftrom the ...