... sol.kip addliputt. Morocco. The 31oniteur de la Flotte gives the following account of some of the principal ports of Morocco - The port of Larache is situated at ninety-seven miles from Fez, on the coast of the Atlantic, and at the mouth of the Leukos, or El Klaes, a river which rises at the foot of Mount Atlas. Its name signifies 'pleasure garden,' and is derived frons the gardens, orchards ...

... I joidgil THE IONIAN ISLANDS. (From tihe Times CorrcuspodnciLt.) Count, January IS.-The coup 4'Jtrat has been effected. Sir John V oung is recalled, and the GoverniAent of the Ionian Islands has fallen into the hands of the great Homeric scholar. The Parliament has; in consequence, been convoked for the 25tbl instant, for what in England would4.e called the despatch of public business, ...

... R'e ]3robintes. We regret to learn of the death, on Wednesday last, at Darlington, of the Venerable Archdeacon Fronde. The deceased archdeacon was in his 89th year. Mr. Spurgeon has been preaching in Edinburghthig week. The Courant says that the parties to whoin the citizens of E linburgh are indebted for. thoepreseit opportunity of hearing and seoing this London preacher have every cause to ...

... BY ELECTRIC AND INTEPWATIONAL TESEGRAPH. OMOA, TBMrPL BUILDINGS, NEW ST~w. SIE(GE OF SCHAMYL'S CAPITAL. (Reuter's Telegram.) ST. PETERSBIJRG, Thursday. Siege is being laid to Schamyl's capital in the Caucasus. It is fortified, and expected to make a stubborn defence. FRANCE. (Raeter's Tekegram.) PARIS, Thursday. Various rumiours are afloat. It is said that the ]yons Railway Company have ...

... .:Pistrid ?? STRATFORD-ON-AVON RAILWAY. The third ordinary meeting of this company was held at the Town Hlall, Stratford, oan Monday. Amongst the shareholders present, ire observed David Rice, Esq. (chairman), Richard Greaves, Esq. (Warwick), J. C. Adkins, Esq.; F. Kendall, Esq., W. B. Lowe,: Esiq, J. B. Loe- -Esq,, 'ShimuelSteward, E q. (London), W. J. Harding, Esq., James. Davenport, Esq., ...

... (Saturday Reriew.) We are by no means clear that, even as a party move, the course which Lord T. Russell has adopted is politic or wise. It has far too much the appearance of a greedy impatience to despatch an Administration which, if left to itself, must inevitably tumble to pieces. Probably, I however, the motive which principally actuated Lord J. Russell was to give himself seisin of the ...

... THE REVIVAL IN TEE NORTH OF IRELANDD. The following statement is made by the Banner of Ulster, the organ of the Northern Presbyterians: - The Right Hon. Chief Baron Pigot (in sentencing three prisoners, last week, at t'.e Down Assizes, for riot and as- sault, in connection with a miserable exhibition of party feeling), took occasion to refer to the religious movement in the North, as having ...

... '116.4440, am fflailv loot* IR Ta) TaURSDAY, JULY 14, 1859. NEWS OP THE DAY. YESTERDAY the House of Commons had a lively debate Upon that novel subject, church rates. The second reading of Sir J. TItELAWNY'S Abolition Bill was of co use opposed ; but there was nothing 'new said in the debate. The old story of rob- bing the Church, the Church in danger, and all he ancient shibboleths were ...

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... ? f-ftrrfssol*f*f. - NOTICES TO_ CORRFESONDENTS. All letters intended for publication *sust oeaccompanied by thenamesa and addresses of thot writers, not -ecessarily for pubieahCon,' butfor the iimformc;io of the/s#diitr. Corrpondents ?? se! any special Waeue upon their coe- rsunications must keep copies of te, as we cannot Under. take to return unused eontrinti.-. The demands on our columns ...

... TEE GUN MAKERS' DISPUTE. 8 AWARD OF THE ARBITRATORS. l Our readers are well aware that the screwers, as they r are termed, for the Tower contracts for small arms, have E been on strike for three or foar months, the question ; between the contractors and the workmen being as to the price paid for screwing constabulary guns, a species of weapon not very largely manufactured by the trade. ...

... The ninth annual meeting of this society was held in the new Temperance Hall, Temple Street, on Thursday evening. There was a large attendance of members, owing probably to the fact that disclosures were expected as to the circamstance3 unier which Mr. G. B. Halues's connection with the society was severed. Mr. RtoRARD MATHIISON, one of the directors, havlig been called to the chair, Mr. G. IV ...