... S P A I N. PRIvATP letters from Madrid mention the prevalence of sacrilegious robberies throughout, the conntrv So devoid of proper respect for holy things are thiese ladrones that it seems they do not scruple of strip- ping the Virgin Mary and the various saints of the bracelets, necklaces, and golden robes with which their statues are bedecked, and the gold and silver vessels used for the ...

... L, A i;SiT N'1ES YESTEmDsaY'S i)ESP TCI{NS (By MAGNETIC PE[,EG RAPllI.) HER MAJESTY'S lETU1RN TO ENGLAND. Dover, 'TIrisrlAv. Sh1ortly hrefir' eleven o'clock this morlilrlg, tie Ilovil, vtetit wals seen far or oil' no tiren sen, Il1it rellny stemiiig ?? tie hillabour. Just plrC-i. lrR to tis, tih Managr' of tire Sorltt-l'astevii Iltaiway nt Dover reeived a telegri-tul train Lirron i th lar ie:' ...

... TNIR. HENLEY, MTP,, ON PROGRESS. THA31E,FRIDAY.-The annnual meeting of ?? Agricnltural Association was held yesterday. In the afternoon a dinner took place, whichi was attended by the Right lHon. J. IV. Henley, M.P., Col. North, M.P., Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., &c. The CHIAIRMAN gave the health of the members for the County of Oxford, which was enthusiastically drtmk. Mr. 1ITNI.IEY, M.P., ...

... (FRaOM OUR OWN CORn1ESl1ONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Wr are still without nyv foreign or domiestic news of any moment. In India, the mutineers are flying in aill directions before thc victorious march of the British troops; il America, trlde iS gradually re- covering itself; in Australia, the supply of gold con- tinnes unabated; in France, the army of Napoleon is still supreme dictator; anud in ...

... THE ASS[STANT-BARRISTERSIItP OF COUNTY AIEATIL. FOR SOmeI years past there has been a constant sue- cession of systematic attacks in tile columns of the Dublin Evening Meail, so virulent as almost to seem the result of personal spite, against tie present Lord Chancellor and Attorney.General for Ireland. So per- sistent has that journal been in its ennity that even the friends and relations of ...

... * OALENDAR AND TIDE TABrE-1858 SUN. I MOON. H Righ Wator. Days. Rises. Sets. jRiss. Mull ,O Morn. Even. M. II. M. II. M. lt. Ir. 1H. . M. jt, If. Oct. 1 G24 1 510 lle ' 050 8 025 11 G20 7 !OA23 6 2 4!041 057 1I 628 5 5 1 28 6 44 51 1'33 13 630 63 2 18 7 43 aI153 212 14 6 a2r,, 2 50 8 54 7237 3 S 1 634 458 3 1t :10 13 833 0 411 1 63162 4e5 3 2 5 11 3 4 59 5946 MOON's A&E.-First Qaarter, Friday, ...

... DREADFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT-FOURTEEN . '-LIVES LOST. A DUEAflPUL colliery accident occurred on Wednesday at the Primrose Colliery, worked by a company of whliich Messrs. Morgan & Lewis -aro the principal owners, and situate near Pontardawe, nine miles from Swansea. Two hundred men were in tile pit'woen the accidentoccurred. The men went to work at si& o'clock on Wcdnesday morning, and about ...

... RAMBLES 13Y ROAD AND BY RAIL. TIIE li(IlXTON AGRICUJLTURAL SIMINAIRY. Tiuts institultion was estalblishiel in 182¢, and owed its origin to the North-West Agriiciiltiiral Society, the fimds being supplied by various ilolilemien and gentIe- men, togetlher wvith the London companies, who own large estates in this part of Ulster, subscribing for 131 shares, of £25 each; hesides which, considerable ...

... ?? I, I file wititan). ? ?11 PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAt-OFFICI3, PALL-MALL, OC'r. 5. 2nd Dragoon Guards- Capt. J. T. Ling, from 18th Light Dragoon, to be Captain, vice Jarvis, who ex- *banges; Cornet J. W. Z. Wright, from 7th Dragoon 3uards, to be Licutenant, by purchase, vice Jarvis, wromoted. 5th Light Dragoons-J. 0. G. Smith, gent., to bo Iornet, withoat purcliase. 7th Light Dragoonls ...

... MR. JOHN CARUDEN. 'Love is Heaven, and Heaven is love. So sang the great poet of tile North ian other days; *ut, alas! hi our own timc tile man whlo loves not wisely but too well is bound over uinder a penalty of £5,000 to keep the peace towards tile obiject oa hbis nlbetions. Mr. Cardecl is again in trouble. T'icaversion ofthe ladt', tile ridicule of the world, the dict of n plison-'ii-ise, ...

... P R A N C E. Pmurs, TUISD.AY. --Tlre otily moiringijorinal which ?? any rcmnarkles rupon thle ErrPoertir's letter is thie Dblrfs, which speaks, very mutrci to the purpose, as follows:- [t is nocilless to say that wc cnigi'atlate ourselves ont th is letter, and the pruti t d(vtotriination which it anmnoricos to 1iue public. rI i'rsoluition of the French ('overnruent, enlilvir vy opi prtline ...

... LOLA MAONTES' LATEST.. ASTnRA\ - amost unseeml, nottosay most profane exhibition of impudent pretence for the interests of religion, both the splrit and tili letter of NOich few have done more, in tile course Of a very profligate Ihfe to outrage as is well known, than Lola Alontes, has just Welu puillicly made by this notorious ?? in N~ew York, A ?? of the Protestant. Epis- copal Church is ...