... ST. PAUL'S CHU-RCH NEWI SCHOOL. Last Friday afternoon the firat stone of this rew school was laid by Alex. Samuelson, Esq., oa the groand adjoining the church. The weather proved very unfavourable, but there was, notwithstanding, a very good attendance. About half-past four o'clock the scholars and their parents formed into a procession from the church where they had previously assembled, and ...

... I N DI A. 8 Vs I The telegraphic despatches from India pub- WI 1 Ushed In our last fonnde a somewhat gloomy D P postscript to the cheering and hopeful tidings b a received at the beginning of the week. Although e we saw no reason to relinquish the hope that a fr reaction in our favour had commenced, we could not conceal from ourselves that if the news were a1 aI correct a most unfortunate ...

... I (PROM A COAUBESPONDI337.) C HOSPICE DE SAINT BERNARD, S.IPTEMDES 11. Here at the northern gate of Italy, here amidst the sharp rocks and the never-melting snows, I stop lto recollect what I have seen and felt since I wrote to you last week from the cheerful valley of the Arve. I have been at Chamounix, but I will not say a word about Mont Blanc. When I had toiled up to Montanvert, I found on ...

... The following statement of a native regarding the interior state of Delhi in May and June is most in- teresting: I reached Delhi on the 21st May, 1857, and stayed there till the 23rd June. On my arrival there I saw five Infantry Regiments and the Sowars of the 3rd Cavalrywho were stationed in Mohtab 5 bagh and Salimgurh. C The Sepoys ware so much afraid of the English forces that c they looked ...

... ADMIRXLTY, SEPT. 15.-APPOINTMENTS.-Cap- tain J. C. Fitjezgald (1841), to be superin'endent of Sheer- ness Dockyard, vic. Tucker, promoted to flag. Captain W. J. S. Pullen (1856), to the Cyclops, 6, paddlc- wnheel stcas, frigate, at Portsmouth. Lieuitenants E lielly (180'6), to tbe Calcutta, 84, flag ship, -Easvt India station; and E. H. Wilkinson ?? to th Cyclops. Master F. IL. May (1844), to ...

... The Ost Deuteche Post, a very ministerial organ, is of opinion that the interview at Stuttgart is an event which should set Germany thiuking. It adds that there are many parts of the Eastern ques. tiots yet unsolved, and that the military resources of England are absorbed in India. The completion of the Hungarian tour of the Emperor Francis Joseph has been followed in due course by the ...

... |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 ...

... 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' ...

... THE DEwrUOBT MomNIMNT CoMalatsrTT .-The committee have received some additional subscriptions for this object since our last, including Mr. H. Shaw, £2; and Mr. T. Wilcock, £1 Is. MONTHLY MEETING or THE BURIAL BOARD.-On Friday week, the monthly meeting of the Burial Board was held at the office of the clerk, Clayton-street. The following members were ?? Rev. Dr. Rushton, vicar, In the chair; ...

... 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 ...

... The despatch from 'the Goversor.General of India, relative to the restriction of the liberty of the press, is published. The Times considers the step necessary, and that the Indian government has acted with great moderation. The European troops in India, and ordered thither, amount to 87,000. It has been resolved'by the military authorities' to appoint to the rank of lieutenant-colonel any ...

... MUTINY AND SUFFERINGS IN INDIA, PUBLIC MEETING IN HULL. On Friday, at noon, a public meeting of the inhabitants of this borough and neighbourhood, convened by the I Mayor, was held in the Town-hall for the purpose of !onsidering the condition of our helpless fellow-subjects in India, and of taking steps to shew our sympathy with them. Amongst the gentlemen present were :--The Mayor, ...