... Rk taultalfs gaulrallo I I _ _ WE fear that all hope must now be abandoned of the rescue of any of the two hundred and fifteen poor fel- lows who have been immured since Thursday last in the depths of the Hartley colliery. Hopes were entertained on Monday that in the course of the afternoen the rob- bish would be so far removed as to place the captives within reach of assistance, but night ...

... I ,iNGLAND AND AMERICA. I THE NEWS BY THE AFRICA. FULL AND PARTICULAR DEV!AILS, (FROM OUIIt CORRESPoNDENT,) Queenstown, Wednesday Morning. , Knowing the great interest felt In all parts of the country for full and authentic information In the present delicate crisis of relations between England and America, I basten to lay before you the opanlons and t facts of the New York: papers 'reeiled ...

... AMERlICA'S ANSWER. ?? . PRESS OPINIONS. (Flom sthe Tiires of yesterday:) It is a great victory though it is but an escape from being obliged to conquer. We are but where we wore before we were so grossly insulted. We have but carbed for a moment the insolence of a neighbour who took pleasure in continually provoking us, and had permitted himself at last to go beyond the possibility of suffer- ...

... I - -_ NIE WINDlAM ROdIANCE. The Master, on taking his seat on Tuesday, said that on Friday next the court would sit at the Guildhaltl, .o Westminster, the permission of the magistrates having 0 been obtained, and that the sittings would be continued o there until the termination of the inquiry. Mr. Gwyn, surgeon, of Hammersmith, who was exa- mined in chief on Monday, wascalled and cross ...

... I -- - _ . . .. .. . I . I The Tones, in its city article of yesterday, says:-Th, mercantile letters from America show that aem, of th leading bankers have a full sense of tile finan ia grace and confusion impending over the count.y I one week the New York banks had sustained a dirsi5., tion of 1,500,0001. in their stock of specie, and t' amount now held was only 4,GOO,00I., or less eb5 half ...

... I (FROMt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) LONDON, WEDNESDAY.-The pacific speech of the Emperor of the French has imparted considerable firm- ness to the money market, although the general impres. sion remains unchanged that it will be impossible for England and France to remain for another year in the attitude of strict neutrals towards the Northera and Southern Ststes of America. Private letters ...

... -CATHOLIC YOUNp1 MEN'S SOCIETY. Thoe rev. Dr. Anderdon gave a reading from the works of Maria Edgworthi last evening, before the Catholic Young Men's Saciety, in their Hall, Denpoark- street. The spacious building was filled with a re- spectable assemblage-every available seat on the plat- form, in the body of the hall, and the large gallery being occupied. A considerable proaortion of the ...

... I GIROCERS' AND VINTNELS' SOCIEMr. The usual weekly meeting of the members of the above asrociation was beld yesterday in the Sotisty House, Cork-bill. The chair was taken by Ar. DE-IS FL.ANAGAN. - The Chairman, after thanking the meeting for the honor conferred on hie by selecting hibl to fill the chair on that occasion, corgratulated the imeeting on the ad- nirablo arrangements of the ...

... ?? .SK . 'Sv??q z , - ,R I PRTEP 1 1: PASTORAL OF 'IliE'tA' Yesterday the followiag past -, 4f, e the Most Rev. Dr. Cullesh 311 ¶RXlJ3 o St. Peter's Pence, etablished tO. - present difficulties waw read in' ill . churches of the diocesa: :Paul by the Graae of God snd a Archbishop of DuA&, Priwqte_ ol T iisl of the Apostolic Ses, to the Cathcb'f 5lbrey- the Diocese of ?? tiieet.sq ' . Rosary ...

... I U- OSOF A SIHIPS CHEIV.-HORRIBLE A3JFF~l . NARIBATLVE.. The St. Join Daily Newo has the following accountt '1f the asulerings ef JobaF. Sullivan, of: Hadley Falls, 'Vassachusetts, and his companion deserters from the ..bhaleshipg, Daniel Webster and Ansel Gibbs, of New' dBedford, in Cumbsrland Straits, on the 4th of Angust dast. The narrative was written by G. Sullivan.:,,The writer says ...

... SOUTH UNION.-YnsrERDAY. Mr. J. 0. BONSALL in the chair. Ile other guardians present ?? Shannon, Andrew RIogers, Thomas Franklin, Edmond Lawless, George Austin, Thomas J Celbeck, J.P; John Byrne, George God frey P'inee, J P.; Henry lingeenill, James Plunkett, John U1. Aakins, Sarnuel Smothe JI.P.; Maumlee Connor, George Sykes, John Draper, Samuel Warren, Patrick Whelan, STATE OcV T117S lousi ...

... I lay sot PACIFIC INDICATIONS. aly Freman's Journal Offic, We sdog me Morning, Four o'clock. rell The annexed telegram from Queenstown led conveying the latest intelligence from America 'ial by the Africa, gives grounds for hoping that the ies horrors of a war with America may yet be averted Queenstown, 3.30 a.m. bat The Royal mail steam-ship Africa has arrived. has There is no decisive news ...