... A CHfAPLAIN'S MODE OF LIFE IN INDIA. An interesting letter from an armya chlapilaa at I Ilaneegunge his been published, of which the follow- Re i ng is ain ext ract :-the CAMPO, I{ANECGUICO, June 1 6.-It is quaintly Thc illastrati-e of thle nccidental and Oriental world, that Ge ?? letter to me should have been commenced at ad( half-past ten o'clock at night, and that may answer to M it ...

... ORNAMENTS AND M EThODISAM. A curious debate on superfluities and ornaments in dress took place at the recent Methodist General Conference, lield in Nashville ?? A pro osition was made to ameud- the Diseipline of the Chturch by striking out the rules respecting dress. Thle arti- ?? on that subject has the following passages:- Receive none into the cherub till they have left off ?? ...

... ?5pirit of -test V; rm. or TELEGRAPHIC ENTERPRISE AT HOME of AND ABROAD. at (rilozr THE DAILY ws.AVS) al The successful submerging of the Atlantic Cable to is such a gigantic stride in tihe science of telegraphy, f1 ihat it requires some time for the mind to appreciate di the full significance of the event. Now that the pos- SC sibility of laying a cable two thousand miles in the it depths of ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF TOWE CALEDONIAN 3[ERCORY. SIRt,-The recent destruction of a wool mill in thi a neighbourhood by fire, caused, it has been supposed, by spontaneous combustion, as reported in your impres- sion of Tuesday, a few remarks upon the causes which tend to produce spontaneous combustion may not be uninteresting. Although it is well known to vroollen manufacturers that the mill waste ...

... VETaVRIfARY INSTRUCTION The Royal College of Veterinary Surneons in Lon- don was incorporated in 1844 by a charter which re- quired that the candidates for membership should produce a certificate that they had completed the prescribed course of study at the Veterinary College in London, the Veterinar.y College in Edinburgh, or at such other schools as might obtain the recognition of the ...

... F1RO-I FU'T'EHGEIUR TO DELHI. The Times special correspondent gives the follow- iag description of his visit to the city of the Great Mogul At sunrise on the morning of the 5th, a milestone informed me that it was ten miles to Delhi. The country around was, if possible, more stale-looking, fat, and unprofitable than that traversed the preced- ing day. Itvyas impossible to lolo at it for ...

... NORTHERN CnCUrIT.-LIVEi troOL, AUGUST 26. (Before Mir. ?? INIARlTIN.) I SCOTT AND ANOTHER 3. DiXON.-TiE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK AcvioN AGAINST THE MANAGING D1IRCTOR. This trial, on which a large amount of commercial interest has concentrated, came on to-day, and the court was crowded at an early hour. The counsel for the plaintiffs were Mir. Wilde, Q.C., Mr. I Edward James, Q. C., and Mr. Brown ...

... EDEDYONN, -S 1. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18. noI.v;AAE t-na: d.m: _ ?? of in- occupied the attention of the Police Board on Monday nay last, and it was eventually resolved that a conimuittee ,h '_be appointed to consider and report upon the whole Cass, matte. Upon a question which has excited so nmich 0d0on interest, and from which complications of such a orities iry in painful naturer have ...

... I Viscount. Grey de Wiltoni eldest moz of the Earl ?? t Countess of Wilton, asid the Lady Elizabeth-. Charlotte' T Louisa Craven, eldest daughter of the Earl -and Countess of. d( Craven, were married on the 11th instant at St. James's Ii ] d Churih, Piccadilly, London. The Loudoncorrespondent of; y I the 11onth sler ?? ?? inarriage of-theyouth- l ful Princess Royal has made youthful allianes- ...

... PROPOSED FOsWGIFICAT1ON OF ATWERm. fc VI' VjJ ANJV~t~i1. f (From the Times.) To Englishmen the national defence is, after all ilot a constant every-day question, appealing to each. man in all he sees and healrs, and subjecting every political or social concern to its i'perious necessities. In other words, we have an advantage over the mostf highly favoured of the continental nations. In spite ...

... Tothe Editor of the Timtes. Sir,-I enclose extracts from three letters which I have received fromn Captain M'Clintock, by which you will per- ceive that in the course of the last season he was unable to. get into the north water, and passed the winter in the pack. He has now recruited at Disco, and, undaunted by this fait ure, has proceeded again in search of the missing expedition. -I remain, ...

... ?;IE ATLANTIC TErLGRAPH.-ft is nIOW all esta- ; Id fact that we can commiunicate between London ?? the CW World-scnding a message and receiving J 'I allsower back-in two hours and a half. AlWe pub- :-iltins morninlg the partibculars of such a comnIiuicta- on received froni St. John's i repl to-an inquiry it from London at 5 o'clock on. i riday evening. 'n aiswer was received at half-past 7. ...