... ANNUAL VESTRY . BETING AT BIRIENAEAD. t Thk le an 'vesmeetn.f tihe ?? pof Blikenhead Chun for the purpose of nominating a list of fit and proper a sonrs to serve the Offics Of Overseers of the poor; and aliso th 1E of fis au.prop persons to serve as assesors of the asee4sed d txs frthe ensuing year. The rqtrnoe~ragr weke so M essrs . MWhkrer, B. Bake, H. S. orito, and W. to C a ln er L W, . . ...

... 'ulS mai1 wAzV A T±6AAP.1IU. redt Allow the nse of This Same Hllf-yr'a 'Same Miles &bas, !Ole Week. 1857. Total. 1857. open. Mon ul Belfast and Ballymena. 1231 1020 14023 14201 65 ant B'head, L., & Chesbiro .. 2432 2456 27789 28414 133. !t Bristol aud Exeter ?? 4898 5474 55773 63282 18 a dis- Calcdonlan ?? 11572 11855 82610 .83190 1988 Bark. )pt- Chester and Holyheac .. 4782 4773 59848 61047 ...

... I WORKHEOUSE COMMITTEE. ?? usual weekly meeting of the -workhouse corn- Iniittee of the solect vestry was held yesterday in the v'e boardroom of the parish offices Brownlow-hill. Mr. rji~ Churchwarden Woodruff presi~ed, and the following ni. other gentleamn were also present.:-Messrs. Owen, a- 'Crawford, Richardsion, Williams, Byford, Crellin, ci Oropp.er, Smith, and Mellor. mn Te medical ...

... MUE I ?? ?? !- . ; SUW IZ;0N FURoM. A RECNT, 1' - i I ' Mr.. GYau has nothing ia the wuld .to depeundt b upenibuthisnown exertions. ImyselO haw-onoppro-' ?? the cwldI tii - ~ib Thoa aboure ie rim ,extrac' from:ti-ev~idence fb . givewiby . Lbeforietha.ci ioners,' s at SI. George1.i IaW on Manda ' It baa . been suggjasted tA , incdependeiy1 ot the In nbsoiaptio rii hi beiing maised lt bme r Mr. ...

... INDIA'-AD CHINA.' SIR COLIN CAMPB3ELL AG(AIN t VICTORIOUS, GOVERNMENT DESPATOH FROM I MALTA. AmmADA IA, Fitn. 1k. H The Bengal, arrived at Suez, brings news that Sir Colin Campbell had defeated the rebels at Futtyghur, and was waiting for a t heavy siege train from Agra, on the arrival of t which he would move with his whole force, in v concert with Jung Bahadoor, on Oude. a .. ?? CANTON ...

... LATEST TEL. GRAp.I.C NEWS. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. do- .d. A meeting of the Great Northern Railway Coin- air- pany was held in London Yesterday, Mr. E. Douisou bter in the chair. e and im The Chairman said no one regretted competition more than lie did, and he would put an end to it as soon as he could consistently with his duty to the shareholders ; but lhe could not consent to see their ...

... - - - A CHINA -INDIA -AND CHINA. Alms fiji GusaA0nt. GOVERNMENT TELEGRAM. BRITISH SUCCESSES IN INDIA. CAPTURE OF GWALIOR. { FIGHTING IN CHINA. CAPTURE OF FORTS: pROGRE$;S OF THE ALLIED SQUADRONS. Tile following telegram, from Acting-Consul General Green to the Earl of Malmesbury, vas received at ?? Office on Thuirsday, *iffly 22, 1858, at 4 45 p.m. ALEXANDRIA, JULY 18, 1858. The steamer Candia ...

... COURT, &o, nagiai- (Fe'os the Court Journal.) w ,ne~ of It is possible that ?? visit to Potsdam an, troduce may be somewhat shorter than at first proposed. iv md not' Prince Alfred's establishment at Alverbank will be to broken up in about a fortnight or three -weeks, and h jew lthi his royal highniess will take his departure for Bonn. ad, ith the P-rofessional niatters connebted with the ...

... -a SAIUB POPPIaI LEX 81UPBpMe - ?? FNGLISH POLICY IN INDIA. In 3 draft Reform Bill which has been put fc in circulation-we know not from what quar- I ter- for publication and discussion by the tl press, and for the consideration of members, t constituents, and non-electors, previous to ti the ensuing session of Parliament, we find Pt a rather curious clause, which will not, we ti fear, ...

... DOMESTIC INTEILIGENCE. ly MtL. 11' SAYSm*E LAcnDo.-'Mr. Welter Savgesltted 21tLardor hzrsetak-eaup his. residenc atCe1as, whlere barre]_s In- his family, whlich is numeirouslpses fine estate :, headed andoofheriu fbtsftilt ralie;,tha.t it roes Id lies led to awroco-'seiliation between. the-aged poet anti andshc his wife, Ffter a separation-of 40-years.-Qkelttn/ccnm hisgu ds 'xe minr..r loudly: ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the above board was held yesterday, at thepublic offices, Park-place. Mr. G. H. Horsfall was in the chair, and the other guardians present were Messrs. Joseph Wilson Henry Layland, William Leyland, Moss, Johns, Grindrod, Johnson, Baynes, Craig, Harrison, Roger-. Miller, John Wilson, Siddeley, Ogden, Urqihart, and Hughes. tons. From the report, of Mr. Gough, master ...

... LATE -wT TLGRAPHIC NEWS. TELEGRAM FRO.. INDIA.0 A TOWN SET ON FIRE BY THE MUTINEERiS. a THREE DAYS' FIGHTING. 3 GREAT REBEL LOSS OF MEN & GUNS. ile. I ye. SUCCESSFUL BATTLES NEAR LUCKNOW. ble , The following telegram, dated Malta, from Mr. ut Acting-Cohsul General Green, was received at the ] Foreign Office, Nov. 14, 1858, 8 30 p.m. :- ALEXANDRIA, NOV. 10, 1858. th. The steamer Bombay arrived ...