... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Id _ 1 IAo!BunO~ir-One of the first class passengers in tho Ru.on 1e wounded bytlc oxplosion, Nvill hiaveboth liegamputaoted, of and is not likeoly to survivo. -d SIVINCS BAN4isS-Theo TbLCes urges GOvernlment to preparc a Measure during the recess, for regulating Savings Banis. ,0 RiFORM1.-In another lcader the Timtes says, it sheill have no * groat opinion of Lord ...

... UNWEVERSITIMS BILL. Tac FIOwaN CLASums IN THaE LORD. THnE ordinary Telegraph report condenses the proceedings 0 in Committee in the House of Peers, on Monday, on the a Universities Bill, into five lines. By special massage we l learn that what took place- was, shortly, as follows P The Earl of AIRLiE moved the same amendment as that pro- 1 posed in the Commons'hy Colonel Sykes-to the effect ...

... THE CALCUTTA MAIL. Tea Overland Mail arrived in London on Wednesday night. It brings no further intelligence, the previous arrival hav- ing superseded' its information. The dates are Calcutta, June 3 ; Madras, June 10; Hong-Kong, May 22. The Calcutta papers are very urgent in their appeals for a reinforcement of the European army. The Bngfiesmalb complains that in camp sickness prevails to ...

... CAPTURE OF GIVALIOR. The following intsresting letter from the Serge0ant Of the N 71st regilmenlt, is directed to a brother of the writer, resi- tr dent at Chapel of Garonad. GOwallor, 26th July, 185S. sv Onl the morning of the 26th Jmie, we started, as usual, be- - twveon ono Land twvo O'clock, arrived at our destination about e sevtn, and were marched by regiments to our rcspeetive enesap!V- ...

... THE VISITS OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT I TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES. and --of di. THE practice of Members of Parliament inviting their hi l[es constituents to meet.them to receive at their hands an tL r be account of their stewardship, is one of late growth. ft trch Indeed, so far as Aberdeen is concerned, there has been w ace, no such practice hitherto. The practice has been so ad lore far the ...

... n s0 (From the Times.) A GOOD Englishman and a brilliant seaman now lies still in t death at Arundel Castle. Lord Lyons died there, after a t e short illness, on Wednesday. Lord Lyons had but just t cornpleted his 63th year when he died. He was born on I the 21st of November, 1790, at White Hayes, Burton, near 8 Christ Church, Hants, from which place he took his title- Baron Lyons, of Christ ...

... TusxjDs&v, Sept. 14-The second clay of this market commenced withthe ' sale'of ttle ofalkinds. The day turning out favourable, the cattle had a fair appearance. The show wae composed of High- land cows, two-year-old West Highland etots, and a fewv lots of three-yeat-olds of thle same breed. North country stots and etirks were a pretty large show. The Angus, Galloway, Fife, and other polled ...

... iter, -- C ailes Tim reformers of public morals are often accused of ci it a doing more harm, by inculcating too elevated aims, o0 to than they do good by the denunciation of acknowledged cl re a evils.. Scotsmen are told that they are a very inter. w ritic perate people, and, in order to cure intemperance, their cD the spiritual teachers advise scientific studies in leisure of ;one hours, ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Thursday Evening.-It is stated that some Italians were arrested at Cherbourg and at Paris at the time of the Em. tah, peror's stay at the former place. Yesterday evening and this US morning the sergents de vile were exercising a marked surveil. lance at the Paris station of the Western Railway, and also at the station between this and Auteuil. It is added that ositive ...

... STPICHEN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of this Association was held on the Market Stance of Strichen on Tuesday, the 10th inst., on which occasion the stock presented for exhibition exceeded in number that of last year, while their quality, in general, was reported to be very fair. Ties judges were Messrs Catto, Rattray rce, Milhill;. and Milne, Netherton, Pitten- drum,wwhpse ...

... .;, ENGLAND, ~~~~~~exist FURTHER PROROGATION OF PARLIAHENT.-A supplement Exiec to the Londen Gazetfe of Saturday announces that it was bers. that day ordered by her Majesty in Council that Parliament, rener which stands prorogued to Thursday, the 18th November, son, Ibe further prorogued to Thursday, ties 13thl January next. Soci Tue order doss not say for the despateh of business. Drc13 ...

... Nill ComcsisSIONovrO ASSEMBLYa.-Wednesday was the day e-fixed for the August meeting of the Commission of the jut, General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, but as a quo- mdrum of seembers did not come forward at the hour of meet- .me1 ing, the Commission was adjourned till the third Wednes- ar- day of November. We (Cosurant) understand that the oiflt business to come before the Commission ...