... GOVERNMENT POLICY IN INA14A. THE Annual Meeting of the (Edinburgh) Indian Christian ti Association was held on Tuesday afternoon,hu the Music 01 Hall of Edinburgh. The Duke of Argyll presided, and addressedtlhe meeting S at great length. He explained that he had.,consented to ir preside at the request of 'his friend, Dr Onuthfie, and then S went on to explain the effect of the change ...

... THE TINDIAN MAIL. Tur news brought from India by the mail, which ar- to rived on Friday, informs us of the partial commence- W ment of the campaign. The difficulty of getting hold foi of Tarntea Topee, the rebel leader in Central India, who its has so frequently made his appearance with redoubled ch nnmbers ifter recent defeat, has led to the union of w( General .ibert's division with that of ...

... 0 We understand, says the United ServAc Gazette, that Vice- s a Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert, K.C.B., has been nominated d I- to succeed Admiral Sir George Seymour, K.C.B., as Com- s 1. mander-in-Chief at Portsmouth; il January next, There is h no probability, as stated by a daily contemporary, of the o d appointment being offered to Lord Lyons, whose health pre- d t'cdes 'th pbssibility of his ...

... OGm Cardiff correspondent, writing yesterday, says :,- A not large fleet came down from Bristol and Gloucester this ten morning's tide, ten in number. The whole were foreigners. cro And a large fleet left the docks this tide, and, with the ox- nes ctption of 'onb English barque (the Golden Spring), the anct whole of thIs iwere foreigners. In fact, the British flag, as yet far as this port is ...

... THE: BISHOP OF LONDON AND HISXCLERG4Y. a Tas~ present state~ of the Church of Englansd and of its Willet the.Episeopal Church in Scotksd, acquiresfor works, offspring, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 sure to d the opinions of the higher clergy more attention and con: posed a 0 sideration than the public generally extend- to them. t et With a general rush towards Rome from both sides of of Abcl the Tweed-from the ...

... COMMISSIONT OF GENERAL AgSEMn '.Wednesday waspluh the appointed day for the Novenebeir meeting of theO COrn- the fo2 Misilsion ofteG Ia IAsseinbly of the- Established Church tion en of Scotand, hu no busness being aniticipated' the numbers tra,d who attended were not sufficient to form a quorico. der- neric MODERA~TOR oF FnEE CIUCau ASSEBILY.-We undr his teot stand that at the close Of the ...

... LATEST N E W S. BY ELECTRIC TEILEGRAPH. wi: the Loi NRAPLI', 20th Ii20.-LordvStr d fod Refidli dwaetedh 0 e the dee Boy on board his frigate; he ha. not 'Aaladj y intterliew With the cer King. He will at on ce proceed on i joiroey n toy. t Rome. An old Englishman who suffered from a domiciliary visit has 'lodged sb* a aprotestwhiehhas a be o supported by t he ' Britih CoCsrsul. Ph Mr Sergeant ...

... MR TH&CKERAY' AD MR EDMUND>YATBS- THE GAMCK CLUB. 1e terbswia d A CASE which promises to be of considerable. interest in chfld. NV% f literary and club circles, and which will raise-an important after the re and novel point, is to be tried by one of the common law Taz; I It courts at Westminster-probably dating the sittings at nr54 W-duxesi II yrius after timepresest term.. It arises oat o ' ...

... ENGLAND. si N r TEE PRINCE OF WALES.-The Prince of Wales left ti, Dover at nine on Wednesday night, in the Admiralty Yacht 17 Black Eagle, for Ostend, on his way to Berlin, to visit the fdi Princess Frederick William. A stiff north-easter was blow- a d ing A large crowd cheered the Prince upon his departure. at I PARLIAoIENT.-Tuesday, 2d February, will probably be Pi s the day on which ...

... IND f A. By advices in anticipation of the Overland Mail, we have, correspondence and papers from Bombay to October 25. BOMBSA?, October 25. For the purpose of swelling the force destined to reduce 'n the rebels of Central India,'General Roberts las been placed on the Divisional Staff of Bombay, and the division tnder his command is under orders to join General Micbel. is This measure will ...

... , R- H LATE _' C- T .. D: a, - ,. L, !E I . BEXANIE THLATE: CAPT.' J o e_ We oxtraet the following respecting the lamiented death |Groc of this gallant officer from Aclls' Inbd8ial MIf:-- iba '4Aorrespondoet freio. Buxar reports to usethe gloom which Brig has been east on the sfation by the death, on the 7th of October, or of CaptaillNa0on, Military Train, and Captain Dodglass, 4th Soul Madras ...

... TREE CHURCh COMMISSION. TnE Commission of the Free Church Assembly met on Wednesday in Edinburgh-Dr Beith presiding. V CASE OF TARLAND. 1 The Assembly, it seenmed, found at their las mecting that 0 a mlinisterial charge was needed at Tarland, in the Presby- v tely of iincardine O' eil, and that the congregation was miaking satisfactory progress, but they refaced the applice- tioni inoc stat6a, ...