... ST. BARNABAS, PIMILICO. As was to be expected, this church was on Sunday densely .crowded, in expectation that some allusion would be made to 'tire events wbinl have recently come before the public with aesipect to the Rev. Alfred Poole and his practices at the Confessional. This expectation was not disappointed. It appears that the supporters of the church are more than .conrnroo1ly irritated ...

... (From the Times.) The mutiny in India has worked sad havoc among the bravest and most distinguished of our officers. Neill, Lawrence, Havelock, Adrian Hope, and others who had already won for themselves reputation in many a well-fought field, have been cut off, if not too soon for their own honour, at least before they had completed their arduous task. Now the name of William Peel must be ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. WE reprint elsewhere a letter from the special cor- respondent of the Times, which gives an. exceedingly -1 A _ I r r - graphic account of the great services rendered by Sir James Outram. From that document we have only at more ample length a repetition of facts which were previously guessed at, if not known to the full extent. During his entire career in India Sir ...

... INDIA AN-D RTrTNA. Ac en-1 1 ?? ?? IA. SI.A 11 - iAIJIA A/.i) CI ITNA. We (Tteres) have received the following telegramt from our eorrespnndent at Alexandria, forwarded by our correspon- dent at Corfur- Alexandria, June 4. 1Tie Calcutta and China m-nails leave to-day ?? intelli- geuce froin Calcutta to the 5tli May; M ali-as, 10th; Ceylon, 14th,; Hn Kong, April 2:3; and Alauritirrs, May ...

... - LAT'EST FpROM AMERICA; 1|,a ?? ?? ARRLYALoF T1IM AGARA.. (From our owvn Correspondent.) Liverpool1 Monday, June 14. The British and' North American2 Royal mail steamship Niagara-arrived in Liverpool last night, at five o'clock from Boston, whence she sailed on the 2d inst. She had 140 pas- a sengers on board, and brought $113,390 in specie on freight. Onithe 3d of June the Niagara passed the ...

... LATEST LIVEVPOOtL. NEWS. : (From our own eorreosondeit.) X (From o ur owvn C'orrespondent.). Liverpool, Saturday. We liave had Several arrivals of steansships from Amuerica lthis week-thie City of Baltimore- from Net York on the 20th ult;, and the Anglo-Saxon from Qsfebe&oA the 22d ult., ?? having arrived in Liverpiooi on Thursdaly afternoon.l .The intelligenes fruoe the Useited States' ...

... An accident of a very alarming character, and which has resulted in the death of a railway engineer and the destruc- tion of much property, took place at about 23 minutes past 13. o'clock on Friday night, at the termination of the- Hyde branch of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Rail- way, which termination is at present in Hyde, at the back of the Commercial Inn, kept by Mr. John ...

... Le | The following extracts from the London Gazette describe r some of the services in India for which the Victoria Cross Le has recently been conferred:- ss 78th Regiment-Lieutenant (now Captain).Hcrberffaylor iS iacplherson; date of act of bravery, 25th September, 185.i For distinguished conduct at Lucknow on the 25th Septem- ber, 1857, in setting an example of heroic gallantry to the men of ...

... (From the Times.) The question of the Government of India has been so dis- fig-ured by party contests, so hackneyed by internidnallie dis- cussions, so involved and complicated by a iiuiiiber of abor- tive schemes, that it is difficult for those who write and those who read to avoid a certain involuntary repugnancc to a subject that has been thus completely stnipped of the charm and freshness ...

... Dublin, Saturday Morning. The people of (IGalway have had to endure another disap-p pointment-only, however, a temporary one. On a close examination of the Indian Empire it was ascertained that some trifling repairs were required, which, owing to the slow- I ness of the workmen, would, it was feared, niecessitate the postponement of her sailing till this evening. The mail sent by this ...

... r 2S.,: LXL .£:1k1 fliJJYJ. J At L Ai TEA ACKf ON RO ?? FORT-D&MlE OF BRIGADIER ROPEL sy (From the Scotsman.) a. The following is an extract of a letter from an officer in -i. the Highland Brigade:- Camp Allygunge, near Futtyghur, Oude Side of the Ganges, April 23, 1858. tE, On Thursday morning the Skti instant, we started from [Nthe Dilkhooslia, and, after a most annoying march, reached our ...

... THE FILTHY THAME.S. (Fron the Times.) i What a pity it is that the thermometer fell ten degrees on a Thursday ! Parliament was all but compelled to legislate d upon the great Londomi nuisance by the force of sheer stench. 1. The intense heat had drivei our legislators from those por- Itions of their building which overlooked the river. A few .v members, indeed, bent Upo01 investigating tile ...