... ziye __Sltts. The prospects of the shooting season are represented by the Scotch papers as being exceedingly favourablo. Asiatic cholera has appeared, at York. One man, who was ill for some time, and refused medical aid, has died from it, * A highly respectable osrrner, residing in Glamorgans- shire, named Rees Jones, ?? been tohimitted for trial for stealing one of his neighbour's lambs. ...

... SIR COIUN CAMPBELL'S i-TACTICS INJ NDIA. -I- se The Times has published two long papers, being ,Idl the criticisms of A Disabled Officer, on the tactics .id pursued by Sir Colin Campbell in his Indian cam- I of paign. In criticising the criticisms the' leading I i1- journal Fays- t The first part, commencing with the, ominous i reflectiioh that Sir Colin, had put everything in e0- t ardy ...

... ?? -i',I?IT1?C,'Jt AND LIVERPOOL A(CIICULTURAL SOCIETY. -;Te extract the following favourable notice of the coining exhibition from the M!ilfand Couinei 0 IHfed :- Tih eleventh annual meeting of this sooiety has been tixed to ti~ko ?? at M?inchester on Thursday and Fridev-, tih t -s and 10th of Soptember next; and the iienrie, m announcedi in our advertising cslaiuis, closo on the Itih instaut ...

... A FRANCE. f More than 100,000 medals are to be struck at the , mint to commemorate the pilgrimage of the Emperor ti' Iim and Empress of' the French to. the chapel of St. a are Anne, at Auray. Less will- not satisfy the Bretons. en Every one of them is desirous of possessing a souvenir in of an event which creates so great an excitement Iu throughout Brittany. . g, A marble slab is being cut in ...

... ?? TELEGRAPHRS, ,om ,almoutlI to Gibraltar the distance is less ,hsf l000 iles; from Gibraltar to Malta tho distanco pi- -iles from Malta to Alexandria it,.is 815 from ?uez to Aden, 1310 miles ; from Aden a S ?? 1664 miles ; from Bombay to Poinb do eI tolle, :h miles ; from Point deo Galle to Madras, m e mles ro adras to Calcutta, 780 miles ; from k, cutt, to0 oel , 1213 miles; from d enai g ...

... 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 ...

... h TIE people of that part of the United Kingdom cal- tio e led Scotland have long had a special grievance in the act d shape of Soldiers' Billets. In England, the mainte- thE e nance of troops on the march or the recruiting service Bi r, has been borne by the licensedvictuallers, according Oh s to the Mutiny Act, so long as these persons had room Br L to lodge them, and, when the house was ...

... TIH BOMBAY MAIL RE-TAKING OF GWATIOB, Detabil here been received from Bombay to the 3rd Of July. The following letter is from the Tines cor- spondent atBoimbay, under that date:- The force commanded by Sir Hagh Rose hes ob- tined aother ard a crowning victory. The town and fort of Gwalior are recovered, and Spindia is re- stored to ia capitaL The rebels who dispossessed him have fled, a beaten ...

... B3ICESTER. DieD.-A igiist 3, at Piddington, Emily Mary, wife of Mr. l`1 Edward Parrott, farmer, aged 31 years. guil The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clenmentina Villiers halle iali arrived at Wiesbaden. the ,On Wednesday last Mr-. Alfred Woodward, of this town, slic having previously undergone the neceesary examination, was rail admitted a Mermber of the Royal College ofSurigeons, Loudoni. I ...

... 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 ...