... A QUEER PUOTOGtArAER. On Saturday morning last detective officer Thomson and police constable Win. flarleyapprehended a photographic artist named Patrick O'Brien, in his photographic booth, situated on a green at the head of Caumberland Street, Hutchesontown. Fromn iformation received by Thomson and also by Harley these officers had reason to believe that O'Brien was the indi'- vidual who, for ...

... IL A T E s >r E II, XV !,1 d I ?? 0EPPI1n.1 ?? ?LJ 1SAlr-'l HERALD OFMICE, Alonday MO)n2. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AM ERICA The Royal Mail steamship Canada, from Boston,, arrivei at Liverpool yesterday about nine AM.u, with advices frmn New. York to the 6tth and Boston to the 7th instant. S!ie briogs fies paseagers, but no specie. The screw steamship New York, from Glasgow, had arrived: at New ...

... I L '19ES ?? -~ p AT l S ?? N E W So - -_ - I - - T I P./ U HERALD OFFICE, Friday Mo1r1ning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE INDIAN MUTINIES, The Post has farther details, received from Bombay nia Uar- sailles. Lord Canning has refused to comply with the request of the peeode of Calcutta that he would proclaim martial law. Lieut. Htward Campbell, 78th Highlasiders, had died at Cawnpore. Lii;ut, ...

... THE MONETARY CRISIS-THE REMEDY. ?? the Illustrated London News.) A money storm is sweeping -over the community. It began where many other storims begin, in the Far West: it lhas already reached the coutinient, where a vacuum was ready for it, as well as England, and threatens to engulf many hard and honestly earned fortunes. Bankruptcies are announced every day, and rumours even more fatal ...

... CAWNPORE . (From the Poonab Observer.) The following order was issued by General IHavelock after the action at Bithoor, when the enemy were defeated for the ,ninth time since the commencement of the campaign:- Field Force Order, Cawnpore, Aug. 17. The Brigadier-General commanding congratulates the troops on the result of their exertions in the combat of yester- day. The enemy were driven, ...

... 1L ATE S T N E W So ry - - - - - HERALD OFFICE, Wednesday Alo72ning. B Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIG/N INTYLLIGENCE. PRUSSTA.-Berlin, Monday.-Thie Muing of Prussia ig much better. t USSIA.-Letters from Georgia make mention of the cap- ture of the Commander of the Russian 10oot of Nokka in the Province of Cheki. Thlo Russiai Commander and 10 of his officers fell into an ambuscade while Out ...

... (From the Times.) I Railway accidents, it is said, have been lately on . the, decline; at least, if we remember rightly, the r grand general balance officially struck at certain periods between the number of passengers conveyed and the number injured by default of their own pre- r sented a diminution of, calamities on the occasion of the last report. Nevertheless, within the last week or two a ...

... FROM THE LONDON- GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. WAn OFFICK, FALL MALL, OCT. 16. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Troop Sorgeant-Major Thomas Dawson, from 10th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Boucher, promoted; 16th lost. Frtanciis Anthony Strickland Mannoch, Gent., to be Cornet, without purebse, vice Berkeley, pro- muoted; 17th loist. I 7th bragoon Guards-Lleutenant E Prideaux Chichester ...

... tede T IPPOO SAaB Ithe (From the Edinburgh Weekly, Review.) Tippoo bad, towards the English, a surpassing ]hate. Ire knew that neither he himself nor tha EngI ish could ever for- l~a et or forgive. He had long been meditating aind gloating Mad-ovrh prospect of ruining the English. In his owl, private le o apartmueuts lie used to have the effigy of a growliiig tiger de- onlyo vouring an ...

... SUGGESTIONS ON INDIAN' FINANCE. (Vrrn the Times' City IntelligenceY) Subjoined are some interesting suggestions on Indian-fiareee. The writer entirely recognises the insuperable objeotions-to the raising of-any loan for ?? in this country ?? owingsto the damage inited on tihe credit of the local (eovernment by their culpable cotduct two or three years back,.when they indaced the holders ...

... At a meeting of the Dumfries Town Council, on Friday, being the last to be held previous to the elections, Provost Leighton, in taking farewell of the Council, spoke of the great improvement which hadjtaken place in the burgh during the h 3 last two or three years. Hie then ?? people thought l that there were too many public-houses in the. town-(great laughter)-he, on the other hand, thought ...

... -T~ef~ik't~ifl appeared in our Late Eit-tion of Wednesday:) ?? appeared in our Late Eftttion of W~edneeday :) T;HE ONEY CRISIS IN AliRICA, (From the Times' CltjIntelligence.) tan The advices from America telegraphed to London on Satur- the day are not worse than had been anticipated. They'show, how- the ever, that, although at early rebound aniy be possible, the mis- Oa cbief and confusion ...