... OCEAZy TELBGRAPHS Submarine cables connected With Engiand rt 3. be laid down as far from foreign. o ies s poasidblb e- and the ocean surface tines that cover them mnst bestragbt ones. They muct come from the depths of thsoceans up to the land-point of English territory where theyai 9 be fixed, that they may be secure from injury ?? X possible from shipping and the enmity of unfrienly M nations ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-From a statement before me, which I have every reason to believe is accurate, I extract the fol lowing facts: In the ?? of Nov. 26 it was announced that the state prison of Belle Isle was suppressed, and that among the prisoners those sentenced to a lengthened penalty would be sent to Corte, in Cor- sica, whilst the others would be removed to Mont St. ...

... TE18 EVEN~ffe, LIVING TOO FAST.-And TEHZ MERCHANT YNYICE. Mr.E1rsca. 0. Keaa.-Open at ba-paet a. LYCEUM. Txls EVENIN. EXTREMBS. kess. Emery. flarrett, n Ioers; Mm 0. Young. Mr.. and Roies .-Saommn-oAtd THlE DANCING BARBEft. Mr. JaMeS ElIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDU. ruos DAY-Moranlng Sh. 20m.- Aftermoon. 6a. 40m. To=mouow-.1orning. eb. ?? fternon, Ca. 29,. LONDON MONDA, AUGUST30. THE mission of ...

... PRINOE84'S. TIT! Evtviera DYING FOR LOV.--And TEE MEBROHANT OF V0EOS. Sr. and Mrs. a. Kean.-ODen at balftpast 6. OLYMPIC. Tins EvsRvsG, A DOUBTFUL VICTORY. Mewn 0. Vining and * GOrdon, Mrs Stirling. -RUSH MONEY. Messrs, F. BeRson ?? Bali and G. bookek* Miss Bromley and Mrs. Eulden.-And 800on AT TiE SWAN. Mr. F. Rebso.-Commenee at half-put 7. STRAND. Tnis EvuNwzo, COURT FAVOUR. Messrs. merye ...

... GREAT FJBR iAT BLQKFAZI. The neighbourhood of B]Ckwal1 was on Saturday morning the soee of a fire which hls laid in ris Property rongbly estimated in value at several thousmnd pounds starling. Tho premises in ?? to, fir broke out belonged to Mr. W. Emery, government, ?? genera coe situate in Brunswiak-street w'.ctwal adjining, High; tre Poplar, and Bedford-street. The property in question ...

... I MR.S RAILWAY. I The sixth half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavetn, Bishopegate-street, in conformity with the terms of the company's deed of settlement; Major-General DuNCAN Siv, the chairman of the board, presided. The report, which has already been published, having been taken as read, The CHAu-.ixAN said be would explain a ...

... The following extract from a letter written by Dr. Neild, of New Plymouth, will be found interesting: About ten miles from New Plymouth, New Zealand, a deadly strife is going on between two men and their followers. Wiremu kiingi, always opposed to Europeans, and who once openly, before hundreds of natives called the much boasted Sir George Grey ' a lying governor ?? this chief, with 500 men, ...

... (FROM OCR SPECIAL CORUESPONDl3NT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 11. Your second leader of the 24th ult. expresses with singular point and accuracy the opinion of nearly every intelligent Englishman in this country on the present policy of the French government in the Levant and throughout Turkey generally. Had the writer, indeed, given a six months' local study to the subject, he could hardly have ...

... THE ENGLISH ALLIANCE. At the opening meeting on Monday of the Council General of the Loire, of which Count de Persigny is the President, the ex-ambassador to London made a speech which is destined to become celebrated. Coming from one who is probably higher in the confidence of the Emperor of the French than any one else, this address has great political import- ance. After some preliminary ...

... ZtR. CAIR.D IN THE PULPIT. I - He has no manuscript before him, not a shred of what the humbler Scotch call paper, and abhor as they abhor a vestige of Rome; but who could for a moment be misled into imagining those felicitous sen teuces extemporaneous, or that masterly rymmetrlcal dis- cuesion of the subject, so izgenious, so thoughtful, so rich in flue illustration, rising several times in ...

... Zibe Oathp pfto* PRINCESS'S. TrHS EVDasiw LIVING TOO FAST.-And THE 3IEROHAJT R VMNIO&. Mfr.andM .. Kan.-O at balt-p6. DRURY-LANME Tris ElwVONI INGOMAR. Mr. James Andersen and Mies Elswortby.-And BEN THE BOATSWAIN. Meesrs. J. Douglas snd W. Smith; Mrs. B. RHoner and Miss B. Dowton.-.Oommenco At7. STRAND. Tass EvamNo, COURT FAVOUR. Messrs. Eer Belford and ?osnter Misses bi. WiltoL andP. Hu.h.s ...

... i I I ?? . . q The olombo, Penaiilar and Oriental steam packet, did not leave. Aleand bfoe the 5th instnt having been u quarantine there. ACoiding to the Gib! raftar C6wm of ti 14t inastant a qrntini of 21day. has be e*t1bahed ?? on all arivdl fica BengaztO and 16 dasonthse fr*om Tipoli. Ariv.ls frOM MAlta are pcedt in~quaraneine at Marseilles for ?? daysd in bidlly 10 days. Freepratique s ...