... |REINFORCEMENTS AND AUGMEN- TATIOYS. The Honourable Company's steamer Berenice, *which left Rurrachee on the 29th ult., arrived at Bombay on the night of the 8th August, having. on board the left wing of the 2d European Regiment L. I., under the command of Major Guerin. The- families of the menw.were landed in Bombay, but the troops themselves have proceeded to Goa, from which they~ will march ...

... LIFEY EIPLOSION' IYEAR DUDLEY- :°L SEVEN LIVES LOST. f~I H1,E MA1JOHESTER GUARDIAN.] [rto ~ 5ppalhlog colliery explosions which are thathrof t'oq5caipa t in the coal wines of South .~Otr~ootelaa ocred on Thursday in a pit belonglog to tuoidg'itteof Rowley, aend situated at Windmill Tit hoomao's ile fromL Dudley. This fearful casualty -ulted III the deathS of six men anld a boy, and inju- le ...

... SECOND EDITION, MORWlING CH.RONICLE OFFICE, Taefaday 1 ?? FURTHER DESPATCHES FROM INDIA. SUICIDE OF NANA SAHIB. The following Despatches have been received from the Correspondents of the Various London journals. The great point contained in them is the suicide of Nana Sahib, the mu .ineer leader, which is not mentioned in the offi~'.al despatches. M&ARSEILLES, MONDAY. The French boat the' ...

... * ATWOCIJTIS OF THE BNIGRANT SRIP. E The following statement is condensed from the Fr~eeman's Journal:- .There are few to whom the benevolent exertions of a Mr. Vere Foeter,.our countryman, are not known. Some time ago Mr. Foster collected -in L.uth, Meath, and the s neigbbouring'counties a number of young girls of uospotted - reputation, to the nunmher of. 120, with the view of pre- a vid ...

... O Z4VERIPOUL CIAMBET OF COMJEI'WE. . - . . - _ ,- .I .. . I . I .. L:vzu'lool, TtsagY. The following important communfiationi were read at. fthe monthly ineetiog of. ile- Countil of -tie Cham'ber of Coinmee'e, held yesterday,' Mr. John Tort -in- U e phair ' - -* Office of Committee ot Privy'Cotncil 'for Tra le, Whitehall, Arigust 10, 1857..,. Sir-The Dinisbh Mticistar At. B bbl7 ...

... A BRAVE SERGEBA2TT. * I ., dn. _ I We (CCutt ?? heard a' few particulars of the msutioyi b the 17th Native: Infantry' at e A'zimghur, ,which have kootasyet bee rr'ade publie.'- On the evening of thq,,mutinry. a parade hae been ordqwedfor-the entire regi- ursnt . It appears that sig,s epoys ad,.resl,ve.to cutiny oni this.'occasion, which they doubtless, 'conslderea a v~ery favourable one for ...

... WILZ BATEUSER' PARk OR RELEEA ]VRE BRrDgR BE FBEat To TiE EDITOR or THEc MORNING CHRONICLE. Ssin-Raving read the report of the deputation to, Lord Palmerstnon ' thi subject, I am led to furnish yon with noae additional facts that 1Ithink ena) assist you in further advocating this canue, which is one I will undertake to say, thatlmany thousands of persons that are chiefly composed of the ...

... PTRELATE MIDWIFERY DISCLOSURES LV IMARYLEBONE. ?? .4 . ?? A strong feeling has been exhibited' in the parish on 'be- lali of 'birs. Ferris, one of the district parochial midwives of Marylebone, who, as already reported in The 'Morning Crroni,5e,-was dismnissed by the direstorseand guardia's on account of certain extraordinary disclosures which trans- pired at.a coroner's held on an ...

... 2HE BATTLJE BEFORE DELHI. no~~ iu.X. 1ficer ing is ass extract from the letttr of a Young ofleer to Mse friend in York f g Acry Head-quarters before Delhi, July 25. My ?? fro-thi's cavp, .dated l5th inst., it in You all news UP to that date. I mentioned in that fitner that the enemy was coaing out; so they did, and neoitakev and 1out 4 pm. a brigale left our camkp and wedtat them.i MY regiment ...

... TBE REPRESENTATION OF MIDDLESEX. Last evening, the Hoon. George Byng attended a crowded meeting of the electors of Middlesex, held at the Windsor Castle Tavern, Broadway, Hammersusith, for the purpose of explaining his political principles, with a view to his elec- tion as representative for the county. Dr. SIMPsoN was called to the chair, and said that, though he regretted that Lord Robert ...

... XPRESS FROM DENMARK. ;FrtOI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] COPENH&GEN, AUG. 29. ?? reult of tbe great railway voting in the dith House of Nobles, of which I spoke in my has filed the country with indignation, and ilead to important reaults. The question of auiomeatnry Reform will now make itself heard n`mphasie. Neither rich nor poor can submit d'?es intrigue and taxation at the will of a few red ...

... THE FIRST ESUGaESTIONS FOR THEI ATZANTIC TELEGRAsPH. The proposed aunmarine Atlantie Telegraph affords anther instance of the case of persons who, conceiving grand ideas, reap no benefit from the results of their sug- gestions, and who go unrewarded for their ingenuity. A short time since Messrs. Hubbell and Sherburne presented a memorial to the Congreis of the United States, Betting forth ...