... CARDINAL WISEMAN--INDIA. The Pastoral issued by his Ecainence Cardinal iiseman, in reference to the revolt in India, and W read from every Catholic altar in the arcidiocess specially committed to his care on Sunday lasts is of such importance that we displace other matters til which we had in type, in order to give that pre- A. eminence which they merit to the opisions of the le, most exalted ...

... I THE SISTERS OF MERCjY-BALLIAASLOR UNION. I (Abridgedfrons ASe Wesern Star.) At the meeting of the guardians of this union, on Wed- resday last, a letter was read from Mr. Valentine Blake of Gartnamone, addressed to the chairman, and stating that as ho was obliged to go to Conemara he begged to withdraw the motion of which he had given notice for the admission of the Slstrre of Mercy to tbe W ...

... 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 ...

... AGENTS YOU THE CALEDONTUN MERCUEY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne,'Glasgow __W. Love, St Athenaeum Enoch Squarw. Do. .L. & J. Smith. Greenock .. rs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. Heddington..J. MIillen. Do. _D.AWyllie&Son. Do. -G. Smiles. Aberlady .dlr ?? Mitchell. Ruirvick -R. Black. Alloa ?? Lotbian. DO. ?? Dalgleish. Arbroath .James Smith. Iniveresk -J. Gordon. Do. -G. Sutherland. ilaverkeithgMiss ...

... The Edinburgh Coturant has a letter from a lady named Wood, the wife of Dr. Wood, a medical officer of the 38th Bengal Light Infantry, who barely escaped with her life from Delhi, on the 11th of May. Mrs. Wood is now at Simla with her husband, who was severely wounded, having his lower jaw nearly shot away. She was one of those Eng- lish ladies and gentlemen who assembled at the Ilagetaff, and ...

... t PARIS, Sunday Night. at F There is a growing belief that the question of the Danubian Principalities is likely to be arranged satisfac- 21 . torily. 5 The Imperial Conference at Stuttgard and Weimar are tc generally regarded as tending to establish peace and good understanding among the Governments of Europe. G It is reported from Rome that General Guyon, who coin- manded the French army of ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON T[IE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. t1Jbv22~ a i iN \J}1> I i~11.U1 jXbzi4 VY 1 I. ANOTHER DEATH. On Saturday, cite of the Govtrnment Inspectors I of Railways, accompanied by Mr. Walter Leith, the Great Northern Iailway Superintendent, inspected iniputely the portion of the line where the accident occurred. He also 1 took the evidence of a great number of men in the emnploy of ...

... ANOTHER GOVERNMENT' lDESPATCH. ANXIETY FOR 1lUCKNOW. CAPTAIN PEEL GONE UP THE GANGES WITH SIXTY-EIGHT POUNDERS. BLOCKADE OF CANTON. The following Telegram was received at the Foreigu.office September 28, 6.25 p.m., despatched from the British Vice-Consul at Trieste at 11.15 a.m. on the same day ALMXANDRIA, SBPT. 23. The Bengal reached Suez on the 21st inst., with dates from Calcutta, 23d ...

... COURT OF BAYIERUPTCY-YYTBDAY. [Before Mr. Comimissioner HOLUOYD.] nE BUSCH. Th9 barkrupt, Hermanu Busoh, was a merchant, of 2, Coleman-street-buildings, ad this was an examination meeting. Mr. Chidley supported, avd Mr. Hollams appeared for the assignee. Tbe balance-sheet prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers, extends from September, 1856, to AUgust, 1857, exhibiting this summary .-Creditors, £1 ...

... TO THE EDITOU OF T1O1E DAILY NEW8. k Smt,-I begr to submit to you a statement of our Y late contested election.-I am, &C., at Tavistock, Sept. 26. RICHARD SLEMAN. l My Lord Duke,,-May it please your Grace, we beg to g . submit a concise history of the proceedings in connexion A with the recent parliamentary contest for the borough of d e Tavistocle h The retirement of the Hon. G. Byng, the ...

... EARLY CLOSING MOVEMEXNT. The desirable medium is one which mankind have not often known how to hit, when they do labour, to do it with all their might, and especially with all their mind; but to devote to labour, for mere pecuniary gain, fewer hours in the c day, fewer days in the year, and fewer years of liffe.-Mill. Pol, (Econ., B. Y. c. vii. § 3. TO THE RETAIL EMPLOYEES OP OREAT BRITAIN. ...

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