... RAILWAY TRAOPIC. rnash MR-Oope2IOII Recelpt8. .yborg 335 357 6 8. 187. Ibrail Redale and Leyburn ?? 10 10 £E81 As, Wiebee Blelfast and 6 6 as Mj4 O lo ?? 17.. it I 36189 Yorks 0hlackbrn 23* 261 ?dt h ?? 20 1 490 14 9 mdt heaeran ?? reline. ?? s9 2 7 333 sangel Cr lcyc.ad1aog * 6 0 8 Dwalla ?? 386 2 Unfir B~ ?? Yato .8 8179 N1 M1CCbe uli and Droghseda ?? 63 ISO84 1630 D~lnand Wicklow Inc. ...

... THE BA67STN AND WESTERN LINES OF [MAIL COMM UNICATION WIIH AUSTRALIA I (FROM A CORRE5dP02eiNNT.) The late Australian Mail company were fined 27,0001. during the first six months of their contract. From April 1857, to last January, their ships were behind time in reaching Melbourne 43 days, and once during that time 1 one of their ships arrived there a day before its time. During that period ...

... THE CALCUTTA MAIL. folwing appeared in our Evening Editio of SatuPay]: The following Telegram from Mr. Acting Conie. General Green was received at the Foreign Office, August 7, 5&30 a.m.: . ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 3. The steamer Bengal arrived at Suez from Cal- cutta, and brings the following dates:-Calcatta, July 2; Madras, 10; Galle, 14; Aden, 26; Hong Kong, Tune 23. On the Iet of July the rebels ...

... Z~be lfmlt Sp Ifuls Evurni DYINEG FOB1 LOVXL-Azd TZ 0311ORANE! 0 YVBMIBL VrandMm O. }Kon.-0pcnvAbalf-pamt THU UYflIM. LUlADIbNO 8TP.I1NS. itezrc, V0 a mmd Addsn; Misses Hlerbert aad Wyndbam!, and M rStirlin..- MOOTd AT Takl SWAN. Mr. F. BWbsor-AD1 A DO_ TrIv VICTORY. Mr3. Etklng.-Commence at balf -pat 7. Tualtl9I . Tffu XMvawi TilE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Messe. Bodf~o. .jsaorii,%nd 0. J.~wiLh; ...

... 1be Q Cout OSBORNE, AUGUST 7. The Duke of Cambridge took leave of her Majesty yesterday, on board the royal yacht, and returned to London. ii TheEarl of Milmnebury, Sir John Pakington, and the g Earl Delawarr, have also left. - : Yesterday was the birthday of Prince Alfred. The Queen's dinner party included the Prince of Wales, d Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, the Hon. Mrs. T. M. Bid- i dulph, ...

... P 2.cJ8BUTIO~ 2~'OBN OBZI2o O wl I iGETI. (From the Nortehem whi.) At the Newtownards Petty Sessions on Saturd ten bake were summoned, at the instance of a ma a Thomas Chambers, for having violated the 7th Will I 17, known as the Lrd'a Day Act, by work ' ir trade as bakers on Sunday night. Mr. Jame won mt Belfast, was retained for the prosecution, ed Mr. D of for the defence. Mr. MLean ...

... I . .. - I v A L s j I -v 1 -7 0 yO.-r-C wflort~ ?? 165 otedt the rank of iwtenanta IS. F. Dougisas (184)and R. Gibwon (1846) promoted to the rank of commanders. 4stej. 4..3. .G.I!aroeall4866) p otedob&to1lWueat..' - AP-on M9o TANTb.-5nigeonm D. TK6_ '(1843y~b>e gtU~r~t~ Pebraok~e4 . Murpihy ,(1858)o p-e Childers, and T.we ?? .Afrlca statid i W. a Shihaw (1867), ad T. J. H~aran ( ...

... I ?? From the Moniteur of yesterday:) AUGIaTr 8. This day, at eleven o'clock, their Majesties heard mass at the Trinity Church. They were received at the door by the Bishop of Coutances and his clergy, who offered them holy water and incense. After mass the Emperor and Empress, followed by the imperial cortege, 'went to the Place Napoleon, where stands the equestrian statue of Napoleon I., ...

... ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY AT DUS. SELDORF. The following telegram, from Lord Bloomfield, has been received at the Foreign-office: 1 August 11, 5.30 p.m. Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and suite just arrived at the Breidenbach Hote], Dusseldorf. All well. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE. (BY BRITISH AND TRISH WAONETIC TELEORAPH.) lALENTIA, WEDNESDAY EvEXmNa. Signals are constantly interchanged ...

... 'I lCHE LIIVOLN )at The half-yearly meeting of this ?? was held ut yesterday; Mr. CHAPMAN, the depaty-chairman, presiding. ad An abstract of the half-yearly report and statement of ac- ye counts has already been published in the Dlaily News. a8 The CHAIRmAN said he had hoped that as the alliance as between this company and the Great Northern had now re- or ceived parliamentary sanction, the ...

... eot con. aAavT 11. The QueeR oud tho Pce Cmrt rrived at the mouth of te Scheldt, In the Victoria and Albert royal yaeht at about half-past six o'clock yesterday evening. A royal lute was fred from the fort at Flushng asthe royal yact -d. Athalf-pat eight the anchor wan dropped for the nlghb and t four o'eclock this morning the yacht again weighed and proceeded to Antwerp, where it arrived at ...

... I I TO THE Vnrron OF TUB DASLY NEWS. SIR,-The half-yearly statement of accounts issued by this company requires from proprietors who look to the future very careful and anxious examination. It is full of the most ominous features, and sug- gests too much ground to believe that the real con- dition of the concern is concealed from the scrutiny of the shareholders and the public. Upon ...