... .es sacari is CAP'AIN CamnISTIE'S CASE-The grand jury man yesterday found a true bill against John Anderton and ry Christie, for the murder of Francisco Rodriguez, on sciou M. the high seas, and a true bill against James Millard, did of mate, for assault. The case comes on for hearing drive ,e- to-day. deni *to A nunber of the friends of the town mission met Fr atthe house of Mr. Richard ...

... SECOND EDITION ?? -. O~X A?DMrnR' ansI I stlem ~a xAND.MAONRImne~ At her Majesty's lev6e yesterday the honou pe, knighthood was conferred on Mr. Ca. hon..r of the Solicitor-General. . - the me- The last of the ministerial re-electiong t place om- yesterday. Mr. Mowbray, the :judgeadvooa e has re-elected member for Durham. H ? ,v c as and The Mo?'?ing Herald city article says- G faction has ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. wvit FROM OUR OWN RlEPORTERS. gui uni HOUSE OF COMMIONS. U WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. the I ble Speaker took the chair At twelve Oo'lock. of Lord GoDEICHei presented several petitions fromnt yorkhidre in favour of tile Registration of lPartner- nsia Ab~5 iii. r.~ COLLIER Presented a Petition against the same__ bill. IzEGISTRATIO-K OF PARTNERSHIPS BILL. (n tile motion for the ...

... SALTT ForeULI Lol SUPREMA. Lord Ebury's motion for 'the appointment !1w of a Royal Commission to revise the Liturgy tl+ of the Church of England was, after a dis- a Cussion which almost exclusively occupied the x House of Lords last night, ultimately with- e) drawn. S1 Last nighlit, in the I-louse of Commons, the G Chancellor of the Exchequer said, in reply to :Mr. Bright, that the Government ...

... TIlE WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS. 17 The forty-first; annual meeting of the Wesleyan Miethodist le Auxiliary bociety for the district of Liverpool wae heild last cvcniiig in the Biruneswick Chapel, Moss-street. The chair was occupied by John F'arnworth, Ess,., aud amongst other at gentlemen oin the platform were the Rev. John Hannah. D ,of Didslsbury, anl thle Rev. Luke Tyersssan (a ...

... ci, | THE SOLDIER ANDI HIA LOVE. | aig - . . OLD- i-. ..Ar I eoiig1 (Frrosit the Court Journat.) NV t The delay which has occurred in the departure of ti coln- the Duc de I- to take possession of his niew n sday office being known to be of his own seelding, has ton, given rise to a thin Nlet of smoke, beneath which d4 i at- smoulders the spark of rea lfire whicl serves to kindlec it on the ...

... rto We roegreat tohea.rh that rs. Janes ITO].%e the 4 ladyI forwotycifmgsrenow lies dan- gerously ill in London. L - The anniversary of the Licensed Victuallers' Society will, we understand, be celebrated on the tV 28th of next month, by a grand dinner at the ri ?JR Adeiphi Hotel. The Mayor has signified his linten- a & . tion to be present. IC w~l Mr. Robert Teare has received the temnporary ...

... A -T F R~tAILWAY TRAFFIC. - - will Namo of Railway. This Olame 31Mf-yT's i_'cme 11111c but I l Welym ka 185'. Total.- 1857. open. for Bedlale and Loyburn ?? 10 70 =27 236 ,10 yourj Belfast and Balitn.. 1172 1067 21370 2761 05 1 12'hewl, L., & Cheshire ..2107 2712 00274 625jO 33 1 Blristol ana Exeter. 151M3 5272 130101 '1351-75 fit caw unladouian ?? 13152 217807 212245 158i pepl Chester and 2 ...

... ?? TELEGRAPHRS, ,om ,almoutlI to Gibraltar the distance is less ,hsf l000 iles; from Gibraltar to Malta tho distanco pi- -iles from Malta to Alexandria it,.is 815 from ?uez to Aden, 1310 miles ; from Aden a S ?? 1664 miles ; from Bombay to Poinb do eI tolle, :h miles ; from Point deo Galle to Madras, m e mles ro adras to Calcutta, 780 miles ; from k, cutt, to0 oel , 1213 miles; from d enai g ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. . ~ ?? I A few 'nightli ago, Miss Johnstone, an elderly lady, residing at Craig's-road, near Dumfries, was in bed when the bedclothest caught fire, and she was so seriously burnt that she has since died. TEBRnpIc COLLIERY EXPLOSION.-Six LiVES LOST. -Another terrible colliery explosion occurred oni Wed- nesday the 11th. inst., at Mr Thomas Walters' Cyfing or Crimea Pit, ...

... LOCAL 1NTELLIGENCE. ST STESPHEN'8 CHUROH AND SOHOOLS.-Two very mumerously attended tea-meetings were held on the veninugs of Thursday and Friday, the 18th and l9th instant, in the new and beautiful school- rooms, Spring-street, where, on Thursday evening, two hundred and forty of tble adult scholars were regaled to tea, aid on the followinig evening no less than 450 per- eons, being the Sunday ...

... I SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 2 P.m. (BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEORPH). The Polish bookseller charged with publishing a libel upon the Emperor Napoleon, underwent another exami- nation yesterday. aslesolicitor said that Pyat was quite willing to exchange places with the prisoner, and to assume the responsibility of what be had written. The prisoner was committed. Bail was accepted. There was ...