... L AX I EN S X E WA 8-. 7TX _. 115' ?? (hosusa..II( T l -rnesdn; 11oBrnire.g U Y E-LEOTitIC TELEGRAPH, The Tties pubifliossw. tli l~e beiniii of aI series of 14tters . om their, special. ?? in India: te reA t -will f follow according tctleirt heante That thiehi appeared, yes- t terday morning isrfrom the canmp at Bareilly, dated May 14. .i It contains a detailed accouft ef the miovenments of ...

... I -_ As .1- London, Friday. We are now probably within three weeks lfthe end of the session, for which thanks are due to Father 'Tlhamnes. Par- liainent will this year be fairly driven out oF Wrestmahinster ' through the agency of filth and its consequent incolive- ( . niences; for our noble river so stinks in the nostrils that f even the sternest patriotism cannot much longer endure the ...

... FROM THE, GERMAN OF RLDWITZ, 'Tll W,%GER. The Frinir oen a couch of dlow, Wi thil hris t ent reclinleS; Wsl catftiin is a binge Of pearls, lila rob~e tire stars-,rrrtshinies. Upon tire crinrrisrn carpet glearris thle brjighjtnjess of lis )lade Arid brubbles rrear an amlburfournt, out Of thle roseate shadIfe. jef~or hdim, mute, Sir Wolframi stands, calmn in his wordless pride, i-ia hooks$ n(t ...

... SCOTLAED. - I SYAlINGOTON- ANCIENT URN. - Last week some drainers, while at work in Shewalton Moss, came upon an ancient earthen urn. It was about 15 inches dia- meter and IS inches deep, and bore evidence of having been beautifully ornamented with alto relievo flowers and hieroglyphics of different characters. Unfortu- nately, when raised to the surface, it was unable to sustain its own ...

... (From the Times.) h When the Duke of Wellington closed six years ago t( his long and patiiotic career, there were those who ti predicted we shoutld miss, not so much his advice in I military affairs, or any positive assistance that he had S1 been wont to render to domestic legislation, as his re- 5i markable power of timely and graceful concession. T It wasi said that he knew when to yield ; ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCdH, IRVINE. 5 (Abridged from the Glasgow Free Press, Roman Catholic Organ.) , A short time ago the Catholics of Irvine finding that the ) property known by the name of Hammilhill Academy in r Irvine was offered for sale, immediately set themselves into working order under the directions of their vigilant pristd the Rev. Father M'Lachlan of Kihnarnock. ...

... HOIJUE OF LORDS-1O0NDAY, JULY 5. rap: 1 - __l - . . .X Their Lordships met at five o'clock. Lord IbEDESDALE presented a petition fromt 600 railway shareholders, praying for an alteration ill the present mode of legislationl upon railwvays. The lpetitiomiers statedtthattlhey possessed three millions of railway stock, and complained that, though :300 millions ha(l been expended in-the extension ...

... EN G LAND. THE ROYAT BRITISH BANK.-Four out of the five directors of the Royal British Bank who were con- victed of conspiracy after a trial of 15 days' duration! before Lord Chief Justice Campbell, are now in the ! full enjoyment of their liberty. The seventh director, Mr. Stapleton, was discharged upon payment of a no- uilial fine, and the eighth defendant, the manager, still remains in the ...

... WATER CROM MfISSION. . .1 I . . . S ?? x~at ljliOIN,.N.l The Council then sat as Water Colmlnissioncrs-William Murray, Esq., in the chair. Bailie YOUNG produced tile balance-sheet for the year end- ; lug M1 ay 28, and moved that the books and accounts be re- inlitted to Air. William Anderson to be audited. Assuming that this statement was correct, the affairs of the \V ater Trust was in a ...

... orA 1.~rE. } ?? WAR OpFICE, PALL MALL, JULY 2. L 4th Dragoon Guards-Percy Charles Du Cane, Gent., to be Cor- be net, without purchase, vice Rawlins, appointed to the 8th Light cl Dragoons; July 2. ab let Dragoons-Cornet J. W. S. Smith to be Lieutenant, without Tj'j purchase; July 2. Oth Dragoons-Lieutenant Arthur Finch Dawson to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cuthbert, who retirese Lieutenant ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, JULY 2. 5L Snrazn took the chair at twelve o'clock. large number of private bills was advanced a stage, afte- which the Iouse went into committee oln the GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (NO. 3) BILL. t he consideration of clause 13, which proposed to Ax the sal . of each member of Council at £91200 per anumm, was rev-we!ed. ?? COLLINS moved as an amendment that the salaries sh *-i ...

... 1. (From the Times.) e About half-past eleven o'clock on Friday morning, an explosion of a lamentable character took place at the Atlas g Iron Works, Manchester, belonging to Messrs. Sharp, ?? Stewart & Co. The firm is one of the most celebrated in :s the country for the manufacture of railway locomotives, .e and on Friday morning a newly-finished engine of -this de- h scription was brought ...