... TILE REVOLTE A: I. INDAdds . Ike, ?? :: . S IN & lettek from Bombay, ated January 11, gives the fol- lowing news:- TAe operations of the last fortnight, Uoth in Oede and Central India,. have been. eminently. successful.. On the 17th December, Lord Clyde arrived in - theaaighbourho of Baraitch, the meadnqtsofrthr.of the Begura and eni Mahdoo. On the 2th Im'emtedithe citc mafter .&ivg it the ...

... The subjoined Is a calendar of seasonable operafions:- Faowwxa GAanrm Aim Siarvaaas.-Where the turf Is at all uolevel time should be spared in. course Of this or next mouth to repair this, as if lifted In February-it mgkit-require some attention to get It to take quickly. UInlevel turf is an. eyesere the sesson round, and it makes the mowing more tedies-eand diI scult; hence it is worth an ...

... RARIIAMENT OPENED. - THE NEW COALITION. The new parliament has. entered on its career at a period of great national excitement and expectation. eho progress of the war abroad-the turn which its course may take-the events to which it may give birth-the contingency of armed intervention, on the. part of England, in the quarrel of the CObutinental despots, together with the impending question of ...

... LATEST LNTELLIGENCKL KOVENENTS OF THE AUSTRIANS- HEAVY LOSSES OF THE FRENCH.- ANOTHEB7BATTLE AT MALEGNANO. LEY T=EGBAX THROUGH MR5 REUTER5 OFIx.j , Milan, Jane 8, 1859, 10 p.m Bodices of Austrian troops being entrenched in Marig- nano, Marshal Baragnay ?? was sent by the Em- parer to dislodge them, asnd took the village with but little loss on our side. Berne, June 9, 1859, 4.30 Ax. (szia ...

... GABRIBLDL - 7n a letter addressed to Lord Brougham,. Lord Ellen- borough thus ipeaks of Garibaldi:-''' There is in' Italy one man who has at once a head to direct1 a hand to execute, and a heart which tells him what' is right. That man ie Garibaldi. Let the Italiass iiolow where he leads, and they will at least.acquirethe.honour which has bcan eo long unknown to them as a people. 13es has ...

... MKIGRATION INT&LLiQENO3, FEMALE EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND. The following octroct from an ?? lelter, dated Aeckislld, June 24,1859, anl addresoed to Ur. A, F. Bidgway, as agent for the island, vwll be read with interest.- ' You will be advleed in a eeperatecommunnoation on She subject o sending out a number of female domestic servants, who will be willing to ?? the repayn-ent of the cost of ...

... TIHE NEW MINISTRY. The vote of Saturday morning week left no choice to the Ministry of Lord Derby, however tenacious of ofice, except at the earliest possible moment to place their re signation in thehands of the Queen. ThilsWa done. On the afternoon of Saturday week, Lord Granville received a summons from the Queen to wait upon her at Buckingham Palace at four o'clock. We have reason to ...

... OPPOSITION TO A COURCH RATE AT - CROYDON. - An excited vestry meeting was held at the Town Hall, Croydon, on Tuesday, at which the anti-church- rate party made a strenuous opposition to the imposition of a new rate. The accounts were presented, and on examination were found to contain such items as carrieaes at visita- tions, churchwardens' dinner, &c. Mr. R. S. Skeats moved that these surns ...

... DMATH OF A VINERABLE OWL. A very diaringuisbad occupant of thc fortreas ofi randel Castle expired on Thursday last. It wasa 8very old owl Many years ago somse very fine specimene o'f the horned owl were introlduced into the keep by the then Earl of Arsundel; and their dleteendante have continued to occupy a place in this ancient building up to the preeent period. There are now living seven ...

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... DEPBRATE IIAFRAY. I Since go last issue our, quiet town has been thrown into a high .Estate. of excitemnet, by a report that there had occurred on the public squate of our sister town, Bunts. vilei a fatal rencontre, wherein Ur. Forester Black, son of Colonel Willia bilack, thin city, and'Mr. Warren Sames, a merchant of Huntsville, were killed immediately', and John'Black and, Dr. James, ...

... NAVAL AND D2ILZTALW SNTELLZGENCE. -: ?? I . I . . .. . .. . -- ?? H W orkmalln ore busy vworking early eid late on the Duncan, 101, at Portsmouth, to prepare her for launching. 'We believe we are justified in stating that there is no truth in the report which has appeared in several of the daily papers, re- specting the addition of several battalions to the regiments of the line up to the 31th ...