... TUE, VOYAGE OF THE- GREAT EASTERN . . t: ~0. fT-ONW YoRK. We extract the following interesting. partoiculars 'of the.-voyage, of -the. Great.- Eastern, ?? the, Atlantic, from,. the letter of .the speci al ?? h Londoin papers It will be remembered that the departur'e' of the Great Eateiio her trnalni 'yewas decided, on ther conclusiojn Of the trial: 6f th,6)ypreions ',vbekfor Satur-' day, June- ...

... YEISTERDAY, TIe STAM FORD Sr. Loaisn of 25 soave. each, 10 ft., tor throo- year-old colts Sat. 71n., and fillles 8at, 41b.; rwinners extra. One mile and a quarter. 4 subs. Lord Stanmford's Emily, 3yrs, 8st. 71b. . .A. Fronch w.o. Suburban saved bis stake. A Sw EESrTA ?? of 60 sova. each, h. ft., for two-yeac-old colts 8et. 71b., and fillies 8at. 41b.; winners extra. T.Y.. S subs. Lord Exeter's ...

... VUE S rISTICAL CONGRESS. We stibloin-e.report of Ike speech delivered a by the Prince Consort at the meeting 'of the 2 InteriationalVSiatistical Congress. HsZ RoyAr. EIGHNEse addressed thetneeting, , as'follows :-ntleme3,-Thn Statistical 'Con- , grins of All Nations bas bes invited by the ° -Grn'ernmentto hold its ifth'aeeting-in this ?? tropolis, ?? wvithbthe wishesexpressed by ...

... THhS CHARGE AGAINST THE REV. MR. MACPHERSON OF MEIGL E. I HOWY PUESowTENIES PEO1SECUTE . I On Tuesday last, the Presbytery of Meigle met in Meigle Free Church, pursuant to adjournment, foi the purpose of proceeding with the hearing of the exculpatory evidence in regard to the libel against the Rev. Alexander Macpherson of Meigle, charging him with drunkenness. There were pre- sent the Rev. Mr. ...

... AFTERpNOON EDT I IOr .A .l D Omen.Thursday, 2 P.M ~ BY ELCT,TRj,_oTEVZO-GRAPV`, IFORE~i6N iNTBIE ' has, Wednsd- ay. The Neapolitan Envoys have already had sevea in 'view with Cavour. -SEiifii dpsi'itint j%*idy. De La Greca, who arrived hoe yesterday, has been recelve by M. ThouveneL - . , fREUTERS 7IJLgBGAMs.l--- THE MASSAcE OF CORHITASS IN SSHU ' : . P~fairs, 19th1 July. The jMan.Fteur says,- ...

... INDIAN PRIZE MONEY, The Earl of EfciAsr- BOKOUGH inquired the cause of the delay in distributing the prize-money taken by General Whitelock's force at Kurwee. The manner in which the prize-money in India had been dealt with had caused great dissatisfac- tion among the troops.-The Duke of ARGYLL said that no report had been received from the OoverMaent. in India on the subject.-Lord MONTEAGLE ...

... THE BLAKELEY GUN.—Captain Blakeley, at the meeting of the British Association, at Oxford, stated that there were many different kinds of rifle guns ans wer- ing just as well as the Armstrong or Whitworth, but that they fail in the point of strength. If guns were made but strong enough, it did not matter how they were rifled. A series of experiments he had tried with different bores gave him ...

... Petty Sessions, Pontypool (alehouse licellses) Sat., July 21 Lectures (see advt.J—Providence Chapel, Sun Crane-st., County Court-Newport, Mon. t$- Tues; Cardiff, Wed. Sf Th ...

... LAND FOR RULE PRACTICE.—The following is the chief clause of the new act for facilitating the ac- quisition by rifle volunteer corps of grounds for rifle practice :— Any rifle volunteer corps may purchase or acquire by such grants as are hereinafter mentioned any land for rifle praotice, and for the erection of butts ana other accommodations for the use of the corps when practising with ...

... It is a singular thing that all the working & neers and stout-armed '^navigators who planned, and aut, and built up the Great Northern Railway, were compelled, before they commenced their labours, tø. wait for the oath of one man, who happened ta be William Jaaa«8 Robson, th» future forger. Theoots- puliory powers of a railway act cannot be put in fOrtJfI, nod the H t sod of a railway ...

... IN I) IA. The Calcutta mail has arrived with dates to the 4th of Jn.Thbe Calcutta EnpliMe'stniat in its summary, says:- JlTine Governor G)eneratl arrived in Calcutta on the 22nd atinues nod was followved immlediately by Lord Clyde, who u~gO lj is cmman and leaves by the mail steamer of this re ll6 St2CSOI Si lugh ltooe, lhas also arrived from Dar~land weill take the command of the forces this ...

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