... '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 ...

... Last night a public meeting was held in the 33uccleuch Street Hall, to express the feelings of working men on the present overcrowded and uncom- fortable state of their houses. There was a large attendance, composed almost entirely of working men. Mr George M'IKay was Toted to the chair. The CHAIRMAN said there was scarcely a subject in regard to which the working classes could possibly ...

... BY EL.ECTRIC TELEG RAPrH. * - ' - se! HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAtn . th The H1use met at~five o'clock. Al THE EX-ICING OF OUDE. The Earl of DERBY, in reply to a questiou from the Marquis of Clauricarde, stated that ?? St1 of Onde was now a State prisoner' in nalcutta, to awaiting the result of an investigation Jinto his con- hi! duct, with the view of ascertaining how fr he Was h S implicated in the ...

... BLAILWAY COMMUNICATION BETWZEEN POtRTOBEJLLO AND LEITHI. TO-THE EDLTOR OF THE CALEDONIATL 31ERI UT. Sift,-A& your readers are mostlv aware, there was formerly run between Leith and Portobello,-on the ?? railway. a passenger coach three tinms a-day. Though the conveyance was almost of the worst pos- sible description, occupying abht twenty-fiza milute, in. the journey, and landing the. ...

... AGF=TS FOR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne, Glasgow W. Love, sz Athenaeum. Enoch Square Do. IL. & J. Smith. Greenock ?? Mrs Owen. Do. W . Panton. Haddington..J. Millen. Do. 1). Wyllie andi Do. ?? Smiles. Son. l iawick . . Black. Aberlady ..Mr P. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleieb. Alloa - J. Lothian. InvereskJ. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. InverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. G. ...

... BY EL 1.ECTRIC TELEGRAPH. I N D I A.. GOVERNMENT DE3PATCi-H. Government have received the' following de- spatch, per the Ottawa, which reached: Suez on the 7th instant:- Bombay Standard Offices J:hne 19. 13',000 of the rebels left Calpee on-the, 23d of May, and reached Gwalior on the -st of June. They were joined by 7000 of Scindlias troops,- sent out to oppose them. They took. possession of ...

... ,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 ...

... . ! ?? 033 (From the Globe's Cotrespolidence.) Patis, Sunday Eveniu,*. - On t0e arrival of the accounts fiomI the coast of. Araby, describing how that gallant gnl Mlle. Eveillard, after the massacre of her father the French Consul and her nmother, whomn she valiantly defended, killihn a fanatic and fighting her way to the Cyclops, the Empress Eugenie at once declired she would act as mother to ...

... FOROMU OUP P. P- Ob. - ?? ?? IFROMV OUHR -PARIS COlRR 'SPOINJ51E-`ST Paris, jly 18. The neff of tlesnmassacte of Christiaa.n:at JetdOa llhas pro. duced here, as in En£fpnd, a burst of indi6nation. iAl. Eveillard, the 1enfrdcred Consunl, was much es&>eened ill Paris; lie was a man of great literary ability, and one of the contri. butors to the Jlar?)e(d des Ddbats, which ran-7cs foremost among ...

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... INDIA. I&O~NBAY, 19th June.-Few details of import- ance since the beginning of the mutiny and of the insurrection which followed it. Not less than 30,00)O Sepoys, according to the most careful estimates, have been slain in the field or have died of their wounds or diseases incident to war. 8000 or I0,000 armed men and inhabitants of towns and villages have also perished in encounters with our ...