... da.&repaltencte. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Aftflleres intended fbo publication must be accompanied by the names and addresses of the writers, not necessarily for publfiafcon, but for the informn-ation, of the Edilor. Correspondents who set apy special value upon their com- muacatious mast keep copies of thesn, aes we cannot under- take to return ussused contributions. J. W., Ssiffnal. We ...

... TWELVE LIVES LOST. [The following appeared in a second edition yesterday.] The most serious catastrophe that has ever occurred on a railwayin ?? district took place last night (Monday) on the Oxford, Worcester, ?? line, between Round Oak and Brettel Lane Stations, a few miles beyond Dudley. By it eleven persons were instantaneously killed, another died a few hours afterwards, several more were ...

... FEARFUL RAILWAY COLLISION' IFIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED. We have to report a fearful and fatal collision Ti f on the . Oxford, Woroester, and Wolverbampton Irv Railway. It appears that on Monday there was 1 a to e very cheap Sunday-sohool excursion to Worcester. Do A special train was announced from Wolverhampton nc 8 to Worcester at 10 15, calling at all stations, for lii 0 the purpose of ...

... d THE dinner of the Royal Agricultural Improvement So- Sp e ciety, now holding its annual meeting in Derry, came off on Al Wednesday night. The company was numerous and in- fluential, and the reception of the Viceroy was quite en- Ta s thusiastic. of n On his health being drunk, Lord Eglinton, in reply, said: oat s - There is nothing which has given me greater gratifi- y cation in the full ...

... So the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. It or MP. EDITOR,-In your remarks on the Fordoun ease. inl this ,r re- weok's Jo'wnal, You say that esome peculiar prejudices still linger and Intlh.. Iuartarad, if one iayjudgo from SiriohinStuart Forbes's3 from 1,~i t ame paper, it wvould'seem they Aro not confined to eas-- tho lower classes. The merits of thie csolhavenow been broughit Ileas fuilly ...

... 2piti oft1A t vrm, ell, THE RELATION OF A CAPTAIN TO HIS vi, PASSENGERS. CLi (lmotOM TIJr T I tES.) ch Spread as the interests and alctiots of this corin- on try are over so large a portion of the habitable globe, ge none of us can feel quite sure that we may not be ea called on some day to undergo that most dreary Vi( of all ordeals to a man's temper, spirits, and self- co command, a long ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR U-NIDERMENTIONED PILACES. AUGUST 1858. *g The abbreviations within parentheois_((CsL), (S, C.), (E. ac G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-aignify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British d Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways ?? and intimate that the trains start from the termini it these railways in Edinburgh at the hoars stated. ...

... 6 1 en TIHE ESTABLISHED CHIURCIH. £3 Thle Lord Bishlop Of Cashel, accolllpalied by tile trr Vicar-Goncral oi Watcrford and Lisaxore, Arthur E. I'l Cayor, esq., Q.C., his lordshlip's chaplain, the Rev. Rioliardl 1I, Smyth, anit the rogistrar of thL dioses t James Lorenzo l iceoy, Esq, arrived ?? on to llhri 94Jt1h tvilest Ide Ilow)ljs1hi helrd tile ordinaulry n, Visitations of the Dean and ...

... U)cv Jrcss. THlE ATLANTIC CABLE, (FnOM 'cTH TIME~S.) 'Juy relitimenets of extiltation and delight which hayo been excited tin both Sides til' the(, Atlantic by t1 completion of tile great ocean telegraph hear tlt ?? of all test imionials to thle granudeur at u nl ti lvt thle work. It is upon thte popiular' iind that tli Fllatgriftwi(]t'and Cotlst'tiones of this min igty c!it to iriste have ...

... FARIS, Friday.-The plenipotentiaries met on Thursday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to sign the Convention relative to the organisation fE of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. R The exchange of the ratifications of the said Con_ r vention will take place at Paris within five weeks or earlier, if possible. It is only after the ac-a complishment of the formality that the text of ...

... A Russian squadron, consisting of two corvettes a .nd ia clipper, arrived at Spithead on Tuesday morn- o: ing. under the command of Commodore Popof', from A C(,penlagen, bound for the Pacific. lF A rise of 1 per cent. took place on Tuesday in Mid- P Il li llaiway stock, owing to astatelientithatiarrange- a- aoeits are in progress between the North Staffordshire, wV .i iland, and Grcat Northern ...

... This branch of our national field sports is announced to take place at Ely, on Thursday and Friday next, and judging from the number of entries made and the character of the horses, we are led to believe this will be the most successful meeting we have yet had. Mr. Pride has brought his experience most fully to bear upon the race proceedings this year, and to him the public are indebted for ...