... v GENERATJ LIFL CE.a The dividcnd o h st ea b~jbe rate of 2~ per cent. per annum, ?? ?? Tbe net profits at~bbe dispos.al~of'the Cliestor and 4tosyhead railway for the last BiX .rpontlbs~re £21*,920- nearly £6.000 more thaje for th ,sameperiod of lNO year, The .rione' illU ble rwallowed erp an paying prefenee dividends and arrears of such dividends*; bubit iehpped- thqb in another half-year the ...

... . 6altslastitat. TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Lord Bisbop of Ossory Ferns and Leigbilin, beld an ordination in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, on Sunday last. The following were the can- didlates ?? Penrose, A.B., of Magfdalen-lall, Oxford, for thle Curacy of Castle- comor, in the Diocese of Ossory; and John Bristow, A.B., of the University of Trinity College, Dublin, for the Cmracy of ...

... G{IEATr SALE OF' CATiTLE AX KEIR. The sale of splendid ohort-horn ?? and purc-- ?? sheep, the property of William Stir- ling,-Esq., of1 Keir, M.P,. took place- on Taesday at Xsir. The sale commenced at eleven, o'clock fore- noon.- A large attendance was on the ground, with , numnerous vehibes from all parts of the surrounding country. Subjbined ?? prices of ?? slshorthorns, some of which were ...

... - ' ESOXELLhANU NEWS. We caught a Subadar the other day, says a gentleman, .volunteer,. in a letter from Cawnpore.: He oonfessed to having been second in coimnland, fighting against us oni the 16th-mutt We hung him up,' nut: first* made him elean up some of the blood of.our slaughtered women. .,One of the ladles mutilated by the-fiandish Sepoys ie now on her way to Southampton from India.: The ...

... LATEiS;T INTE LLIGEmN CE, . (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) LItsBON, 19Tr.-The bresiteng out of yellow fever is con- trladi.tC.- Tco eateos which occurred amongst the labourers at the Caut'm-bOuse are attributed by the Board of Ilealth to tbe typhug fever, geaerated by the sudden retnrn of hot. waslher, and the bad odours created in the bide warehouser. LlsnoON, 20rf.--The government has requested ...

... - -NO:EM BRTISHj BMILY, . . . . The b lf-yearly noaetingcof:this oompany wits held~ad I.Rdinburgh on FPridwy~;,MrHodggonlia thaochair..:,1: The report, whiclhas.appeared in~thb OburAtivm, w held. as read., r- 1 ?? : 1 EThe4 VHAiaAN, nmoigits .sdoption, 7sad' he. Ithought-it- -ol oli qbe aifeoyto tl~es bauew hiolders a .arge I h oln tobek and~perianiit' way were boi~ ngo wojingodeir, ...

... A LETTER FROMI LOLA MONTES. TO THE EDITOR OP THE MONTflE.IL NVITNESS. Sir-A gentleman of this city I'as put iotos my bands a cspy of your paper, in which you make an unprovoked' attack on me, and recrommen( respectable people not to le sar my lectures. Now, sir, in the notice which I am about to take of you, do not suppose that I am moved by a.v idea that what you saywill influence people of ...

... LOCA.L INTELLIGENCE. SATURDAY EVENING COOnERTS.-We understand that tbese populur recreations for the people, at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelso1-street, will be reopened for the season to-neorrow week. ACCIDENTAL. BuaaRNIN.-On Wednesday night last, a womkan'named Bridget Kusaok, the wife of a policeman, residing in White-strept, was. getting some ooal4 when' her gown eaught ,fire and she was ...

... 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 ...

... GENERAPL. POST-OFFICE, EDINBIJItGll Boxes Close. General Regeov., p . in Edin P. Office. flonseal 'Leith.] 'tLeith. bLULS. Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 45A. 10. Op 10 Or ID 40 StirlingAlloa, &c. . ;a 7 2OP Z OP 7 Or C30 Bervicls end E. of England 1 S0P 11 Or 1 OP 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-) din tou. ac, E. of Eng-' * 5 15P 4 SOP 430P 3 O land. Cailisle, Liverpool, Man-) 4 D, 3 15P 3 30P 6 40A ...

... the (From the Globe's Cr~rospotldence.) lad Paris, bunaioy rv~ fl, Telegraphic tdespatches have been recei',ed fborn ?? ~.very favourable reports for the cause oftheloos U i, lrtions are going on in perfect calmn, and with great r~l, are the so-called 1 National party. The petty Ia1sledlp I are hove returned nine Unionist members, two ?? ad three Independents. The merchants, t ades fr5.c 1 ...

... ! .A RRi. I, ?? - -- !O F F ' . 'R i THE GARRISON OF FUTYGHU.: of ide ter oontaining, we' tarrson at ell-autbentieated a .oufthe fate of the '4arrlseIn at Fattjrb'u'r:-,'' ?? Augsgt 68-I fearthere is little doubt that the gar- Hlimoa of Futtyghur havebeen niurdire& by that fiend . Nena 8ahib. I hear the deposition of a2 servantr has ~rpived hqe~, etaX 'g~that afte: a struggle of'nine days, ...