... (Fernl our (7ocrcajcoclent.) SYDNEY, 14th June, 1860. o ellOexsts between tico mining and pastoral in. of tbmclollive, wih regard to their respective coatrlbu- the eeuerahscltwi. The mines have produced for the in value of gold and coals, somewhat over a million 'dby reference to our statistics of the same year, we kthit th~e value, of wool, tallow, bides, horns, &c., ox- eis abolit £1,200,000 ...

... Del Nothing positively is known of the movements of thr of Garibaldi. It is stated that he is assembling a fleet of bus boats at Messina, where he has already 20,000 men, to pot make a descent on the Calabrian coast. By a telegram tre from Messina, it appears that the Neapolitan troops have uni agreed to evacuate Syracuse and Ajosta, the only strong- old bold in their possession now being the ...

... ST. MARK'S CHURCH BALLYSILLBAN TnE following statement has huten sent to us for pub- lication, aud disposes, in the most satisfactory wil. of a nefarious insinuation made in the colutnsi of the Belfast Afercury:- The Committee of St. Mark's Church have tl5 pleasure of announcing that the debt upon tle ?? il bhas at lentgth been paid off; and tbl, t, submit tbe following statement to the tiuien ...

... MEMORIAL TO THE LATE MR. ROBERT. STEPHENSON. A meeting of noblemen and gentlemen, friends of the late 3 Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P., was recently' held at'Fen- dall's Hotel, Westmipgster, for the purpose of taking into . consideration the most appropriate mode of testifying, in a I public manner, thegeneral respect for his memory.,. i 'Lord LnaovxR was unanimously requested to take the chair, ...

... I RI YL( OF 1OF 2ALES'S P1R0lA,'S, , ,oval Iiglhness the Prince of Wales left L1y rail oil thle 2d inst., for Windsor. 1 lnltsportf and was warmly re e- at ~.-ved at J places. He sailet fro' illlutsport on 'dthle Stx t. John's, where he arrived I morning of the-34 inst., alld met with a entillisiastic reception. 2,000 school ch ildren, leld drawl Up at the gate, sang the National ,theW, and ...

... THE REV. GEORGE GILFILLAN oN THE SCENERY OF NOR WAY. Ir To A m -nlrla___ ?? .A -r fluV- all. The Rev. George Gilfiltan, who has been recently travelling through Norway, returned home on Saturday; and on Sun- day afternoon, in preaching from the words, His voice is as the sound of many waters, took occasion to refer to several of the strange aspects and interesting sights that met him on his ...

... C'IpTALN ROSS ON. THlE W1I1ITWOJT'H RIFLE. ?? - ?? - I EDITOR or TInt MORNING CHRONICLE. sig-13elieving that any independent document teeling to place the characteristics of the Whit- m b ?? inI a true light ctniut Lid ftlu prove jllteresting I do myself the honour to enclose you an extract from a note from Captain Ross to myself. Thu TImcio' has had a copy, but declines to prilit it. hlave ...

... I lei- - -- - - - - -- - - -- world,. [FROMt OUR, OWN CORR1ESrONDENT.] 3. diets. oerself DUBLIN, Tt'EBDAY. d'and The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Belfast, disputes the right of the Itomle eupty Biohop of Down and Connor to inhibit any clergyman from 5' ed to preaching in his (Mr. Mliller's) church, being 1under the With impression that the incumbent has the sole control of his 5P a~nient, pulpit, and ...

... FREE CHURCH COMMSSION. THE August Commission of the Free Church met in the Freo Assembly Hall, Edinburgh, on Weduesday last-Dr Ba- chanan, Moderator. S rTTE OP THE SUSTrNTATION FUND.. Mr Wilson, Dundee, read a special report from the Sus- tentation Fund Committee, calling attention to the fact that at the commencement of each financial year there was a de- crease in the revenue of the fend, ...

... DESPATCH OF FOREIGN MAlLS FROM ABERDEEN. 6 Mails Box Closes. o DrcSTreATIONS. Despatehed. o 0 America-.-UnitedlStates, California, and British North America (by Every Saturdlay. 11.50 A.bt British racket via Liverpool) .. Ditto-(by U. S. acket, va South- Moday 145 . ainpton, vna 14r. Australia, L oaud) 19th of every ll.50 A.M. up. New South, Waeania onth. efi- ritius, via ...

... THlE GUNBOATS. The Ailly and N(( Og Gozeute says thlat it is enablod to f anticipate the report of tie committee appointed to in- quire into the state of the gunboats built during the Jnlssian %var :-In order to enalile the members of the committee to make a thorough ?? of the qua- c lity of the wood employed by Messrs. Green, Pitcher, c and the other buildess of these vessels, the authorities ...

... ~i The Leeds Mercury announces that the Rev. E. MourO a has finally resolved to accept the vicarage of St. John's, d Leeds, and will immediately take up his permanent resi- v dence in the town. 2 The Bislsop of London with an earnestness and courage II worthy of the highest commendation, is literally going v forth into the highways with the message of mercy en- trusted to the Christian Church. ...