... 't:>i}R f IT-Ant.no -;1s .. ?? .-IA vS flaMIJfuxl. . -. , The Cork Examniner of Monday night gives, in a second edition, the subjoined account of the arrival in Queenstown of the Agamemnon, for whose safety some fears had begun to be esitertained on both sides of the Cbannel:-I At a late hour on Sunday evening her Majesty's steamer Valorous, the tender of the Agamemnon in the laying of the ...

... GENNER.AL POST-OFFICE nPACIRET BOATS. ,. ' I -JULY 14. : Dtt ~~Malls des ?? ck- ?? esalIons. from London. Sailed. , due. I. _ ?? r SOUTHAMIPTON STATN. Portugal, Spain, and Gibraltar . .. . } :XMalta,, Egypt, Malit- ritius, Ceylon, In- dia . .i.. Gibraltar, Penang, SinapoireA&China I 13ritish Colornies iuh WV. Inldies (except | Houldursa & BalaaI mas), Foreign Cdo l lonies, &c. in West Indies ...

... The pensions granted by the East India Company during the year ended April 30, 18SS, amount to an annual charge of £611,140 son the. Home Establishment, of which £8817 is on account of sums payable in this country to the widows, orplhans, and other relatives of officers who have fallen during the revolt, and £1000 on account of a pension of that. l aniount'grantedl to Sir A. Wilson, in ...

... ?? hTOISE OF LORDS-Mo(NDAY, JULY 19'. Their Lordhpl's tact at nve o'clock. TA9SSACRE AT JEDPATT. Lord STRATFORD DE R.tEDCLiA-E asked the Go- verninoilt if they had received any official accouiits of the massacre at Jeddahb; wvether, acting it, conjinction with France, they had taken the requuisite steis to obtain repara- tion; and whether they were prepared to take mleasures to enforce their ...

... .~ . szol tra : F MN-DJ IFRIDAY MORNSING, JULY 16 . . I WE have received ltelegraphic news ftom Incdia to 19th I I ultimo, at which time the intelligence was more au.YiI~pAir 11 lv U|1±W 1 ±k7J~ltP11±lbAll WanGU favourable than that which came by the immediately preceding message. We learn that on the 1st of June an engagement had taken place between the rebels of Calpee and the troops of ...

... PARLIAMEiNTARY DIVISIONS.-In the division oln Monday on Mr. Baxter's motion to reduce the. grant to Nonconforming Ministers in Ireland from £39,400 to £366, the following Scotch members voted in the minority of 57 (tellers included) for the reduction:- Sir J. Andersoon, Mr. Baxter, Mr. Black, Mr. Crau- furd, Sir H. R. F. Davie, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Ewing, Mr. Fergus, and Mr. Kinnaird-9. And the ...

... I ?? JULY 0. e The Queen has been p leased to appoint John Inglis, Esq., her ei Majesty's Advocate for Scotland, to lie her Majesty's Justice-Clerk,, and President of the Second Division of the Court of Session in a Scotland, and also one of the Senators of the College of Justice there. ~~WflITEiIALL, JULY 10. ?? Queen haes been pleased to grant the office of her Majesty's Advocate for ...

... THE INAIJGURATIONt OF CHERBOURIG. A FRtENCH COMPLIMENT TO EN0LAND. (From the Times.) t We are informed by the Ilfoaiteurr de la, Fotte, that the D Emperor Napoleon III., wlbse tact in such matters is so | very delicate, has not hesitated to invite QueenrjVictoria to. add by ler presence an additional charn and pi stige to the rejoicings at Cherbourg. France rejoices, and, as we are in- ...

... MISCELLA NE OU S. f !. yI LrrTLE GmLs.-There is something inexpressibly sweet in s littlegirls. Lovely, pure, innocent, ingenuous, ?? e full of kindness to brothers, babies, and everything They' t are sweet little flowers, diamnondil dewdrops in' the breath of ,morn. What a pity they should ever become womnell, flirts sand heartless coquettes !-Thc Gheost ,of Sirift. THE RANGE OF THE HU{[MAN ...

... EN G LAND. The death of Rear-Adrniral G. F. Ryves, C. B., took place at his residence, Berkeley Lodge, Bryanstone, on Friday last. lie entered the navy 8th Septemlber, 1804, and served il the war in Ava, where lie re- mained until his health, in April, 1825, obliged him to return to England ; lie was one of the chief per- formers in the scenes that occurred, and rendered hiiself famous by the ...

... ,Jun.s A K Xlv_ (From the Times.) Letters from the port of Pekin and files of the North c China Herald have now been delivered, and we had 8 hoped that they would afford us reason to modify the a observations suggested by the telegram. But the de- tails are even worse than the general fact ; they pencil r within the outline nothingbut shadows. The lament- ! able condition of affairs, which the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDnAY, JULY 19; - 1 1-- -. LX _I1., - _ 1 ?? Thulie iPE. k d took the chair at a iqhatrt~er t'o f~o o'olock. l In reply to a ~ qusion fror Mr. Nicom~,,- reru PEEL said it was inteided to take advantage of the overland route in the conveyance of troops to India.' PURIFTCATION OF THF THAMTES. On the motion for the second reading of the Metropolis Local Management Act Amendment ...