... MIIS Ma Banay's little book, explanatory of his systens of horse- of cc oc tamning, lies been published by Mr flontledge. -Ho states wvill n*that his fujidameutal principles are :-First, That the horse morn .0is so constituted by nature that lie wviii not offer resistance dersi Le to auy demand made of him which ho fully comprehends, if all p II made inl a way coissistent with tlse laws of his ...

... I NDIA. The Bombay mail arrived in London on Saturday night. The important features are already known. After the taking of Calpee, a subterranean magazine was discovered in the fort, containing 400 barrels of powder and irmnense-quaniiti a of ordnance. - the Rajahof'bhalpore, havinr, been sentenced to trans- portation for life on the charge of levying war, is supposed to have shot himself on ...

... THE Universities Bill, with all its imperfections, and all an tli its injustice, is at that stage when nothing more is, to s be hoped from the Commons. Every attempt to defeat wi the fusion clauses has proved unsuccessful; for we cannot m, regard the Lord Advocate's permissive clause. empower- be ing the Commissioners to appoint, if necessary, duplicate Bc chairs, as a concession which ought ...

... . 3BY ELE CTRIC TELEGRAPH. Lo - AFuieCA.-The officers composing tile Niger expedition wer by ti nil well at their encampment ucar Babba, with .the exception of sion Mr Davy, the surgeon, whoso state of health hats obliged him to Clair return to England in the mail packet Hope. (Lori Tho made eTim ATLANTIC TELEORAPH.-lt is intended that both ships tion awill start again on Saturday. There is ...

... VwAWEdNE Jy 7, 1I 1858t.vi WEDnNESDAY, Taly 7, 1858. Tnx House of Lords have at length given way on the a Jewish question. Their resolute maintenance of the c Christian character of the Legislature wvas based on a principle which seemed fundamental in the constitu- C tion, and an idea that appeared inherent in the na. tional character. Year after year they rejected the li decision of the ...

... The following letter is from the Times' Bombay corres- n till pendent,? dated Bombay, June 4:- frc SIR COLIN CAMPBICLL. With the capture of Bareilly, the last great stronghold of Ev the mutineers and rebels, the labours of the Commander-in- ex Chief of India have for the present come to an end. Leaving Epx his Lieutenants with sufficient garrisons to watch and pre- av serve the recovered ...

... The folloeving telegram was received at the East India House on Wednesday, July 14, at 7.15 P.M.:- To J D. Dickinson, Esq., East India House, London, from a. F. Edlonstone, Esq., Secretary to the Government of India, with ths Governor-Genoral. ALLAIIADAD, JusiI 10. OUDE.-NO event of special importance hls occurred in Oude since the date of the last telegram. The rebels are pursuing tihe oljiy ...

... .- :c aS TaiE first -Show for the Season of this Society was held in I the parish school on Saturday the 17th curt., and, notwith- t 3 standing the unpropitious state of the weather, both pre- t viously and on that day, the room was crowded with speei- t r hnens, many of sippior mterit. The Judges awarded the a prizes as under:- S f Two Green-house Plants-J. Shophetd, Jun., Aldie. Two b ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGE NCE. ENGLAND. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY. - The Dusseldorf Gazette states that Queen Victoria, the Prince Consort, the Prince and Princess of Prussia, and thcs Prince and PrincessM Frederick Williamr, will meet at Colegne en the 10th Au- gust, and will proseed thence to Coblentz and Stlulcnfels. M HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO PRANCE AND THE HOUSES OP ht~r PARLrAAMcsT. ...

... I Tnu public are fortunately little occupied in speculation E on financial questions just now. The effects of the last tI year's panic are still to be seen, like those of an earth- B quake, which has ceased to be talked of by any save Is the sufferers, and an occasional curi6us enquirer, who al looks at this ruin *and the next, and hears of the des- n truction of houses and temples, and the ...

... PlRESBYTERY OF KINCARtDINE O'NELL. Tills Rev. Court met inl thle Gordon Arms Hotel, Kincsedius earni O'N ilo Tueseday week-Mr Laslie, Coull, Moderator. elude UNIVER~SITIES (SCOTLAND) DILL, act v Thle Presbytery having been constituted, the ejeestion of weig thle Universities (Scotland) Bill, with. spocial reference to Ml the Aberdeen fusion clauses, was again taken up. eXpr, Tue Presbytory ...

... DESrATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FRON ABERDEEN. MAILS. Despatched. Box Closes. Holland, Belgium, Russia, and Prussia.. Daily. 1.:45 P:se. Hamburg, Bremen, German States, . Daily 1.45 Pi:t Denmafk, Sweden, and Norway. - France, Spain (Vigo excepted), and D T 10 Mar. Gibraltar . 145 .S. Ostend t .. Daily. . . .. Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar . July 0. 1.45 s Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, ...