... I la?tt ?Itttllqtutp. - k .- Tnl LA.,NDED ESTATES COUXIT tt IRELAN'.- Hnury Marnley, Esq., Alontefort Longfield, E;sq., and Charles James lUargreave, Esq., the late C(;.nniis- sioners of the Encumbered Estates Court, have been sworn in as Judges of the new Landed Estates Court. DEATEL AT UIS POST.-One evening last week Mr Skyrme, the sub-editor and reporter of the E'retpr Gazette, was engaged ...

... I J! nfilp ?? littiliglya. . TURKEY. Tlie Wrd of Brissels ?? from Rapsa on announce that the rayaes of the Herzegovina have tle offered their submission on the follow ing conditions: Thi - The taxes of all kinds are to be abolished and to replaced by a tribute, to be fixed on by common ac- Cp eta, cord, and paid on the ist of MTarch every year into hei the provincial treasury of Mostar; the ...

... M il RERNAL OSBORNE AND HIS CONrST-I TUENTS AT DOVER. On ll'riday evening last, this gentlemnan, who11 W- ~alltl cupied the p0s1 of Siesertary to thle Admiralty in, the flec Pa!m~a-ston and Aberde-en Azdministralionfs, met ` -as Y partyaof his colistiuencs it the Royall Oak bIn, DoN-ec. the Mr Emnis occupicd the Chair. the Mr1 'OSnOeTNE, ?? reception was -very Iheals, po having, in the first ...

... 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 ...

... sprfigil ?Iltflfiffolm GERMANY AND> THE BALTIC.' be (FROM OUIR OWS CORRESPONDENST.) es HAamnioL, August 5, 1858.-Many areinclined to th entertain the hope that this city may be favoured m with a visit from the Queen of Great Britain about co the end of this month, on the return of her Majesty dr from Babelsberg to England, for as it has already is been settled that the Queen and her Royal ...

... TDhIE OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDfERMEINTIONDW PL&CES. AUGUST 18i% ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(CaL), (S. C.), (E. ann G.), (N. B.), (E. ?? and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively. and intimate that the trains start from the termini oi3 these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... GOUGII v. LEES. The following communication, in reply to :ha' whiolp recently appeared in our collumns. his be;- addressed to the editor of the Ealnlnner ani! TLCs:- Sir,-A letter from Mr Macaulcy, in your colutmns- |calls for a briet but distinct notice. I eear- -vritcel to that geat!cmAn, and, should lie favyor me with a reply, I wvill forward the correspondence. In tl:. meantime, justice ...

... IBY ELECTPRIC TELEGRAPH. ,FRANCE. 1 BREST, Thursday.-The Etmperor and Em- press, on leaving for Quiniper, were accompanied f by a thousand Bretons on horseback, and in their E national costume. ( 4 GERMANY. Her Majesty arrived at the Breidenbach Hotel, DIsseldorff, on the Rhine, at 5:SO rot. on Wed- nesday. AIL well. s . n PRUSSIA. I r! Chevalier Bansen has been invited to Berlin, I on the ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVIlNG EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED EPL&EI AUGUST 1858. * The abbreviations Within parentheiis-.(Ca1), (. C.), (E. ae Q.), (N. B.), (F. B. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scotuab Central, Edirburgh and Glasgow, North Britisb, an& Edinburgh, Perth, and Dtndee Railways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the termaii cO these railways in Edinburgh at the boors ...

... SUBIBIAIRy. The Emperor of France is quite elated at the d v ~st of her Majesty. He has ordered a pyramid P of ?? to be erected at the head of the new c dc3k at Cherbourg, to commem.norate the auspie c cious event. Versaille3 is also to lave a picture t of the royal meeting. n a 'Tie successfil laying of the Atlantic cable has e c~ :ired so great a sensation in London that calls a b -eeing ...

... -tgOg'It ?4 litfl.lignak. FRANCE. The last English monarch, whose presence at sE Cherbourg is on record, was the abdicated James Os II. His conduct on that occasion was characteristic cli of the man. A fleet had been got together off Cape M; La Hogue to make a last effort on his behalf in see 1692. A dozen of large ships flying before the vic- wa torions British squadron were stranded on ...