... AGRrCULTURAL PROSPECTS. As far as the harvest is concerned the weather will now cease to have any influence. The Scotch corn crops are now considered to have been ingatbhred-with slight and very limited exceptions in very backward and late districts. On the west coast beans are still in the field, but otherwise there the harvest is represented to have been 4 mrst favourably accomplished. On ...

... THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS I AND THE DIOCESE OF DURHAM. . Are the Eoolemiastial Commissioners supposed to be poesessed of such an inconvenient appendage as a con- science ? or are they to be allowed to consider them. selves exempt from the common laws of human respon- sibility, if there is no one to undertake the disagreeable and ungracious office of calling them periodically to give an ...

... Additional advices are contained in the following de- spatches received at the India House, Caloutta, and received in London on Tuesday:- GENERAL HAVELOCK'S COLUMN AND LUCKNOW. General Havelook was still at Cawnpore waiting for reinforcements, and Lucknow was still unrelieved. The 90th Begiment, about half the Fusiliers, and a nine-pounder battery, in all about 1,270 men, were at Allaliabed on ...

... IN{DIAN RELIEF FUND. PUBLIO MEETINQ IN GaTESHEAD. A public meeting, convened by the Mayor of Gates- head, in compliance with a numerous requisition, was held in the Town-hall of that borough, on Tuesday (Mr Ald. Follock in the inair), for the purpose of ori- ginating a subeoription for the relief of the sufferers by the late India mutiny. The attendance was respectablew and, upon an average, ...

... WRECK OFA RUSSIAN SHIP OF THE LINE. I LOSS OF ONE THOUSAND LIVES. (From the Hamburg Correepondent of the nlimes). IlALBuho, October 3.-We learn from St. Peters- burg, via Lubeck, on the let instant, that a very awful catastrophe happened to a Russian line-of-battle ship between the 21st and 23rd alt. in the lalf of Finland, during a violent storm, in which it foundered, with a crew of upwards ...

... SLY__ 1 _.8. . . . .. The loss the Baptist mission had sustained in Dalhi and the disturbed district is upwards of 3000. A number of ladies, some of whom had been nursesin the late war, offered to accompany Mr8 Seacole to India on a similar mission ;-bat the Bast India Coampny ha declined their services on the groand that there is no necessity for them, as every station and field force has its ...

... NEWOAsTLE.UPON-TYNE COLLEGE OF MEDIOINE. - OPENING OF TaE WINTER SESSION. It has already been notified in these columns that the rival medicol s-hoole of Niewcastle had settled those differences which had unhappily existed for several years between them, and had auspiciously effected a union. The winter session of the amalgamated insti- tution was opened yeeterday (Thursday), in the Noville ...

... It is our pleasure to-day to record the formal opening of the first dock constructed in the river Tyno-the Northumberland Dock, at fayhole. This event must unquestionably be regarded as an era in the history of the Tyne; and the only admixture of regret, if any tbere be, in connection with the event, is, that in this river, dock accommodation had so long remained a deai- deratum. To inquire ...

... ALLAHABAD, ?? foloinS is frora Allahabed w o tetwber9,-A cfriaed hac just oome in, stid'e. portbd that 'five T egihont of infa try, and m tlsmro of eavalry 'had arthved fiom the we traru;; and in hn positaon at a plaee cailed MouaAennte, aboutentmentf miles fromupor The Tehaeeldar of Batoun, n-1laee ten miles helne, atirotshe ianges, *ith hie Ast lab, many of tthem wounded, catue in lihu ...

... Ths letters fromr Stuttgardt describe the proceedings of the Emperors at Stuttgardt, but there is hardly any- tbing to describe except the accivals and rounds of visits. The Emperor of Ruesia was received in great state at Ludwigeburg by the Kiig of Wurtemburg, the CDown Prince, and the Crown Princess (Grand Duchess Olga of Russia, the Emperor's sister), and was by them eon- ducted to their ...

... FOERIGN OFFICE DESPATCRES.' NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED. I The fol'owing telegram wts received at the Foreign Office (through the Commissioners for the Affairs of In- dia,) on the 27th October, nt10 30 a.m:- Delhi was assaulted on the morning of September the 14th, and the northern pnrt of the city taken. On the 16th, the magszine was stormed; and on the 20th the whole city was occupied. The ...

... the observance of Wednesday as a Day of Humiliation aud Prayer was nearly universally attended to in this town and neighbourhood, 'as we believe was the case throughout the country at large. The newspapers are partly filled with notices of sermons preached, which were mostly eto an appropriate character. The occasion afforded, perhaps, the best opportunity of ascer- taining the general ...