... I A sort of conference of the chief promoters of that filthy and cruel imposture, Mlornionism, was held on Sunday, at the Adelaide Gallery Casino, London; a place not altogether inappropriate, though one of those notorious houses which sometimes come under the notice of the Society for the Suppression of Vice would have been still more suitable. Monday's ?? Advertise,- reports at as follows : ...

... f 17-- Ito -a _ w ter, (From, the Times.) Su tO Dr. Livingston empties out the African cornucopia with £ the great effect before the commercial public of Manchester, St, Pud toried in a circle around him, and looking o mas a crowd les, of children looks on the cleating oat of the interior of a c lich Noah's Ark. The precious contents come tumbling out tth in rich profusion upon each other, ...

... A lecture was given at this school on Monday, by Mr. M. Fryar, on The Geography-Statistloal and Pbysioal-of the 'riocipal Coalfielde.' The lecturer observed that an acquaint. ance with the geographical poaiticn, extent, and oharaoter:of the principal coal-fields, not only of our own country-but also those of others, was of no little importance to the studeit of mining science. It opened to ...

... F13UNT) ron TirE SU1rEcREnS CY THE MUTINY IN INDIA.-The following is the translation of a communication from the French Am- bassador to the Lord Mayor:-Albert-Gate, Sept. 7, 1857. My Lord 'Mayor,-I have received from the Emperor the following de- patch:-' I send you one thousand pounds sterling as my personal subscription in favour of the officers and soldiers so cruelly afficted in India. I ...

... THE CAMP AT CM4LOOfS. (From the Leader.) FTnce is just Dow the scene and audience of a ,great drama, ofwhich the dino.ernent may be within the view of the author, although it may also not yet be seen even by thatinventive geniu. Sheridan was teased for copy after his play was in rehearsal; Rossini sat down to write the Page ofthe Red Sea in his shirt, hurried out of bed by the clamour of ...

... Le Catscase, published at Tiflis, supplies news of the Russian Cordon de Lezguinsk, dated July 17. It says: The snows which cover the Staaavoi chain of the Caucasus half the summer had hitherto prevented the Cordon Lez- guinrky from undertaking a movement into the interior of the mountains. AB soon as the passes became practicable Lieutenant-General Baron Wrowsky, commanding the troops on the ...

... LETTERS FROM VNDLI. me ,,1loA6Dg lettar (says the Leeds JMereury) .1,,rad with oawch interest, fromt its luoil woasiacations, Ifl aoot fflits ?? tho perils and hardships of 'ah afCIhI~sne, and the ?? ill-treatment they re- IP~tyfro their own eleuntrYtnen? when in a stats of pros- frara doing military duty. rhe writer is the son Of hi 00 Johnsgon, of Chapeltown, and was hitaself III Messrs. tb ...

... EAIRLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. A general trade meeting in furtherance of the objects of this association was held in the Lower-room, Exeter Hall, last evening; Mr. Alderman Wino ,in the chair. The CecAcAe, in commencng the proceedings, said their secretory had tod him that it was desirable before they began a winter campaign that they should have a meeting of this description, for the purpose oif ...

... TELjEGRAPH TO INDIA. TO THE EDITOR OE THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Though no relations of the sun or moon, the British government may claim affinity with the Chinese in one respect-their devotion to precedent. That a thing has never been done is the olearest of proofs to ministerial understanding that it never ought to be done, whatever ex- pediency or common sense may dictate. The voice of the nation ...

... TO THlE rDTo3 01' TIHE n L NEDS1 . Sin,-I thank you for your insertion of my former c suggestion, An Asylum for the Homeless immediately en s their arrival. Pra1y felluw it up and urge it with your daily I increasing influence. t Can there be anything of stronger necessity to bo advo- cated? Can funds raised by the public or advanced by go- t vermnient to imect the pending exigency be more ...

... WINCHEIHTiE, SATU1IDA &1PTEMBER0 12, 185. f , ?? Rstea I CAT HEDR ABA A M: i iL. rard Itary SevPa 'T0,Delun and uilt Bl Tyea in C. ' e of~ Gbboni Kyrie, Davey,; heW NCreed, Haioe FD.W neor the sermibn, is 4%. Afternoo 4f Se Eene .Diiits CokL ix~ . . . hen ~e1 Mzat.- a adb tho, . n a, Ii nc, a4b rge , 'In %ed OW'tlhe'lv. aan Jacob. eki' to 7;-: :g , 1iJ,0)RSE..'8'.' ?? , ' ?? f.n letter to~ ...

... 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 ...