... toe- CORRESPONDNS. I s&D- There is no auoh law as to railways. i~ ?? comi;ng _tor x-o o thinks when rai~ra&~hO ater asarrngd wthut omngld niedinners are given that the police enga~ed .s~.relrhVO ordar should not be prmiitted to sast a~rB oters are partaking of right good feeding, , ?LOTr SIATIo AT Ooit.- Lee Shore states, after the ?? loss of the Royal Charter, sulihned pilotb should ho ...

... c I)r lpluirl) 3ounial. SATURDAY, OcroBER 29, 1359. Without desiring to be alarmists, or in any war to endorse the dictum of the great Jewish tiaancier and the We of the city article of the Tiozws, that Lcois Napoleon will treat us to a declaration of war belore the year is out, we cannot hut admit that the state of our foreign relations is veer far from satisf actOry. i making this ...

... THE GREBAT BASTEBI. CPROM ?? O'WN CORBISPO?0N .) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. This morning four dockyard lumps or lighters, containing the anchors, chain cables, blocks, &o., required for mooring the great ship, were towed from Portsmouth Dockyard into the Southampton Water, accompanied by a body of men who are acquainted with the method of laying down heavy moorings for her Miajesty's ships of ...

... LATER FROM AUSTRALUA. rTHE ADVICES PER THE ROYAL CHARTER. [FIIROl OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. by the courtesy of one of the passengers saved .Ffrom the steamship Royal Charter, we are placed in possession of advices from Melbourne to the 25th of August, nine days later than previously to hand. In the confusion which resulted during the exciting period of that vessel's wreck, ...

... FyIIEIGN INTELLIGENWE. .rter portion of the followving apreared in our Sc- ttlic ilior ofyesterdity :] E-PREiSS FROM1 PARIS. fsnoM OUI: OWN COtRRESP'ONDENT.] PARTS, TitI.'DAY EVaNINC. tt Tbz, Idicillotis story about France lendincg I *. , , t wliat amount of money to Spain to carry ) '.*llc wanr S gtaiunst Morocco resolves itself into a *(5 ' hi, of mattriel, vhicl is a very usua! occur- | . ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRASPIE.L [By favour of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company.] INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES. GALWAY, THURSDAY, 11 P.M. The royal mail steamer Circassian, Campbell coia- mander, has arrived, with 300 passengers and a fair cargo. She brings news from New York vii St. John's to the 17th inst. She left St. Johin's at midnight on the 18th inst., and has encountered ...

... USK DISTRICT OF TURNPIKE ROADS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arising at the several Toll-gates, Bars, and Chains erected and put up on this District of Roads, called or known by the name or names of The Bridge, Porthycarne, Castle Parade, Four Ash, and Pontsampit Gates, together with the Llangibby. Monkswood, Clytha, and Raglan Bars, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder or ...

... AUSTRIAN COMMISSARIAT.—A commission has been appointed in Verona to hold an inquiry into the causes of the defective supply of provisions ior the troops during the war in Italy, and a full report on the subject is to be laid before the Emperor. That investigation has already begun, and rumour states that the most startling discoveries have been made, which compromise many functionaries, both ...

... Thoughts on Eisteddfod au, and An Old Aberdarian, in our next. N OTICE.-The Railway Time Tables are published with as much care to ensure correctness as possible, but should they contain any errors, the publisher does not hold himself responsible for any inconvenienceq that may arise therefrom, as changes sometimes take place in the arrival and departure of trains without the know- ledge ...

... NEiVS-LETTTFR OFFICE, Saturda,1y .i.tOmning. [B Y MAGNUM TLELGtI'ZUI.] TTIE MOROCCO WAR. The Tmnce 81IYS it has often dwelt on tboe impos- silility of a period of quiet fo llowviing upon the mar- tial successcs of tile Fronch army; and now, after tile war with Austria is concladed, there cannot be mnacli doubt thwat France is preparing to intervene in the quarrel more actively than was ...

... LOSS OF THE SHP J S CASONm , ' I . r ?? A ! BOswmaY, Sept. 26.-The Marathon ship, Captain WVilson, which arrived in Bombay harbour on the 19th tl P inst., reports the abandonment at 'sea, on the 6th July tl e last, of the ship James Carson, which was observed in 0 a sinking state. The James Carsonleft Greenock for E YBombay on the 11th May. The captain of the Mara- X thon watched her for ...

... THE STATE OF INDIL A ?? in a Bombay paper says We are trapping the leaders in detaib, Last mail it was Heera Siagb, this time it is Rao Ramn uksah, taloek- dar of Doondea f Khera, the capture of whose Reneae we reported in our last. A boy w7 o had been in the rervice of one of Bants' wives, and was discharged piceless, gave information, which was acted upon by Captain Orr, deputy ...