... (B! Evietrk antd IntcrnmtionWl Tedegralj ) OrriCE, TEMPLE BUILDII;GS, NEW STREET. WEST INDIES AND PACIFIC. -RfL;OiRTED SINhING OF A BRITISH GiU;N BOAT BY THE AMIERICA.-NS. SOUCTHA.M11PTSX, Sunday. Arrived thle steanlusip Parainn, wit.h Went India alnd Paciilc mails, 150 passengers, and 57,70C' dollars in specie, Dates: Tainpico, July 2nd; Havanna, Oilh; Demerara, Trinidad, and Jamaica, 10th; ...

... g ortign zutfiftylict. THE TREATY WITH CHINA. The following are the terms in which the Jotrnal tie St. petersbouri announces the conclusion of peace with China: On the 7t1. (19th) of August, Licut.-Colonel Martynow arrived at St. Petersburg, and immediately left forPoter. hof. This officer, deapatched as courier by Count Patiatine, accomplished the journey from Tienl-Ting in fifty days, ...

... THE RISE OF MACHINERY IN AGRICUL- TUllE. Directing our attention to this country, and to no part of it better than to our own district, abundant evidence can be adduced that the introduction of improved ma- chinery and improved processes into agriculture means ?? in the condition of the labourer as much as the Yariner. We will take an example in the county of Essex, which we have on the best ...

... . 94t J?Iutrqalig. WCHO IS CANDID.ATE -By on' of the new acts the question of Who is a candidate is settled. A candidate is one declared at elections or nominated, or who declare themselves so, on and after the issuing of the writ. No person in to be liable to any expense, or to be nominated, without his edosent. THE DIie5A.nL OF M. IUNOLCO.-A recent vets of the House of Conquons leas led ...

... . IMPORTANT TREATY. ALL THlE CLAIMI OF THE WESTERN POWERS CONCEDED. The announce with the highest satisfaction that the hostilities with China are brought to a, happy close, and that a treaty has been concluded granting to the Euro. peso powers every liberty of commerce and religious teaching they could possibly desire. The event is most I important. The Times publishes the following despatch ...

... j DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. l I , 4 I I . l i I i a: ,, I- , . l - ; I sn~itiveitaik iemeed bnoditecttd with ?? ChAPel I took ptle sb~ ds4veb~ta ?? oris .g and evening by the Rev R. R., Stephdowsn):o1ioneas. ter, and'qdjlleti~ns were made in- aid 6f- the trust -fond,. -on Sunday l~sto, stiac two sermions -were cpreacilied in Al the Trinity-lane chapel (Reform, Methbdiste), .byimre v Chesiter, ...

... it,_ Cardinal Wi'eman, in responding to the toast of his health, at the banquet in Ballinasloe, said that everythin e he had seen or had shared in since he oalrv to ireland, :nd espacially since he came to flalinaslo, w as so impressed with kindness that the hat last mark of their respect which he now desired to nce thank them for could hardly surprise him. He should in frankness admit that ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUl .? M . The, MoniteUr of Saturday contained theOb. important announcement that a treaty has to been concluded with China, by which the ports of the Celestial Empire are thrown t open, the Christian religion is allowed to be hf freely practised, foreign consuls andidiplo- at matiu agents are admitted to Pekin, and an T indemnity is. to be paid to EngiAnd and E France. ...

... We read in the Gazette de Cologne-Her Majesty Queen Victoria will return, as has been stated, from Cherbourg to Osborne, whence she will go to Berlin 01 by lotterdaie l and Dusseldorf. ThePrinceof Prussia 01 will receive her Majesty. in the lattertown, and will accompany her to Babelsberg. The august travellers H will dine at Hanover, and will arrive at eight o'clock r on the 12th at the ...

... TI-E ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. The following despatch has been received by the out directors o0 tue Atlantic TeLegraph Company :- t VALENTIA, FRIDAY MORNs?xG.-Electric com- this mursnications maintained perfectly. In answer to the to 'tignals from our coils they returned us this morning, the at 8 40 accurately to Greenwich time, Ps directed, MCI the pre-arranged landing signal. The complete o ...

... THE RISE AND PROGRESS Or THE INSURREOTIONARY' MOVEMENT IN CHINA. (Prom the Morning Herald.) The intelligence that Ning-po has fallen into the hands- of the Chinese insurgents is calculated- to, awaken the expectation that we shall now learn something more certain of this formidable move- ment than has been' possible hitherto. Ning-po being one of the five free ports for foreign trade-a city, ...

... EXECUTION OFYA1s SE. a n~r I- James Sealewas executed at Dorchesterni Tuesday of an morning, at eight o'clock, in the presence of a' large h concourse of people of, all grades and both sexes,? for g the wilful murder of a young woman .nArmed'Sarah Ann Griffin, ?? Stokes Abbbtts, zidd alid'fd&-havin e set fire to the house in which his victim iesided'. e The prisoner was a' very young man, not ...