... *TAE SAHIB AND THE NIGGER. rd (From tfee Times' Speciat CoGrespondeaet.). oul s SIMTLAH, August 28.-Among the many causes suggested ra YA for the 'iimutiny~and revolt, or rather for the sympathy with deC l which the mutineers and rebels have been received through- see etout the districls they have traversed (in which respect they the 'j have enjoyed very great advantage over us, masmuch as ] ...

... __ wh THE RECRUITING SERVICE.-This service seems to have not been done scanty justice to at home or abroad. Our cor un-friends on the continent, who rejoice over every me opportunity of disparaging this country-its people, its utt institutions, laws, resources, and everything else- so have extracted a great deal of comfort from the fact it that the report of the levies enrolled at'the ten. ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Thursilay oveni-g-Theo Empeorti, Empress, mid l'r-iiise liprilleft IliarritZ yesterdkay, aIt hisl-as 2 mdrached jriexat (l i ii th afternoon. Their Mj stisst out from Blordessix att 8s o'clock, aind arrived this mornisig ait St. Cloud. Theo whole party is reported to be in, excellent heal tiiand spirits. It 5S, sttitld that from thle estimate suppliedI by a conasmissienl ...

... DINNER TO THE II )ITENANTRY OF AL. MORISON, ESQ. OF BOGNIE. ulNdNotwithstanding the extensive property that Mr Morison the possesses in the parish of Forgue, consisting of the estates iT el of Bognie, Frendraught, Drumdollo, and Bogfoutain, the t, mansion houses which were on the properties were allowed ti the to fall into decay; but, true to the spirit for isprovement P which the present ...

... &Ox the subject of Christian education ,in public ic schools, Sir John.Lawrence, in the document referred tb I to in the preceding article, proposes to make secular C us education the rule, and religious optional to the parents 01 of the pupils. With reference to jiita'& Woin' the m Y- public revenues for the support of native religions et most people seem to conceive that the only Christian ...

... LUMPIHANAN GATHEULNG. 0 This i annual gathering, and competition in athletic games, If took piees on Monday afternoon, 1itl October, at.PFeel Bog. T Tbis meetings, irom the high p atronnago accorded to r it, scarcely ever fails to attract a groat coneourse of spoeta- tors, including not a few from long distances. Tie prines Y wets very well contested. Messrs John Don, and John t Norris, wore ...

... THE LATE REV. DR. PAULL OF TULLYNISSLE. WE regret to announce the death of this venerable andf muth esteemed minister of the Church of Scotland. Dr. Paull died at the Manlse of Tullynessle, on Thursday last, at9the-ripe age of fouecore, and in the fifty-third year ofe hisiministry. Hisijln~es weesnetprotracted, hisdeath being I the result of the decay natural to Isis years. The life of a e ...

... Turs Rev. Court met yesterday in the F. C. Divinity Hall,hous when Professor Lumsden, the retiring Moderator, preached To an able sermon from Psalm 119, and 126th verse. i Mr Leslie, Macduff, was then elected Moderator. steal Ties Synod reassembled in the evening at 7 o'clock. The thanks of the Synod were given to Professor Lums- den, for his able sermon in the forenoon. co EDUCATION.part] Mr ...

... MR CHARLES DICKENSS READIINGS. gs -- s~~~~~~~~~~~~~ug Mt o the rNS paid kberdeen a visit on Monday-one abs ro fle very rapid visits in his reading tour-one brim- but flof business. He came on Monday morning, gave er agwin weaigs in -the course of the day, and was off eagan shor believe, with the first train next mring asottitue to spend in our good city, but, no doubt, Lot advery profitably ...

... V. AN English clergyman a few years ago, animated by m an unusually enterprising spirit; proposed to grow w turnips on a deal-board. The system of cultiva- C( tion we do not recollect, nor the rotation of crop. rE ping, nor the produce of the experiment. But it vi would be a public boon if some person of equal in- le genuity would suggest the means of increasing the so fecundity of public ...

... - Mr Jmes ENGLAND. t i Murray, of he Foreigo ffice, has been ap- OUr fl voiteqscsautUndr Screary fr Foreign Affairs.M dui only two Under Secrearies since August; edc tin til MARRIAGE IN HIGH LTEe'.-On Monday was solemnuised, Ft, 'it All-Sainte' Church, Knightsbridge, the marriage of the crf eldest daughter of the E arl and Countess of Orkney to Mr fse Lee Schuster, eldest son of Mr Schuster. ...

... CAPTURE OF GIVALIOR. The following intsresting letter from the Serge0ant Of the N 71st regilmenlt, is directed to a brother of the writer, resi- tr dent at Chapel of Garonad. GOwallor, 26th July, 185S. sv Onl the morning of the 26th Jmie, we started, as usual, be- - twveon ono Land twvo O'clock, arrived at our destination about e sevtn, and were marched by regiments to our rcspeetive enesap!V- ...