... THE ARAiBIA'X NEWS.@ The following are interesting items of news lit' in that have been published by the London papers, bearing date New York, 10th inst., by telegraph V to Halifax vir; Queenstown:- on The Press continue unanimous in their cry M for superseding Secretary Stanton, and continue ba to urge the people to arms. Recruiting is, how- eq ever, not very rapid, and a general public ...

... AMERU CA. The Times' correspondent writes from Wash- ington, June 23 :- I do not wonder that people in England are anxious to hear from America. A crisis is apparently at hand which ma; pro- duce a great change. MI'CIellan is evidently afraid of the decision, anl is not so confident of success as he is represented to he. I heard that he had written rather despondingly to a friend, and said ...

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... A Madrid journal gives out that it is not im- possible that, under certain conditions, and at a time not yet fixed, Spain may recognise the Kingdom of Italy. The Paris correspondent of the UIornhig Herald repeats a statement made in some (Con- tinental journals, to the effect that before long the, recognition of the Confederate States by France and Russia will be simultaneously an- nounced. ...

... EDINBIJOII AN4D GLTASGOW RAILWAY BILL. Lord&Dononglbnore's Committee, on the con- clusion on Friday of the North British, Edinburgh, Perth, Dundee, and West of Fife Amalgamna- tion Bill, proceeded with this measure. MIrDENIsdN opened the casefor the promoters,stat. ing that the object of the Bill was to authorise the Edinburgh and Glasgow Company to make a line from Ratho to South Qneensferry, ...

... xL cttcv- I 3l'¢firtae to oe QfbltOr. Icon TTHE STATE OF MATTERS IN NEW ORLEANS. Wei San%,-I was mulieh astonished 6o reading in your ine, paper to-day an article from the Aewv Orleuv; DC'La, IIus (On the State of Matters in New Orleans. By the the time I hsad got to the end of the article my mind xvas lan more than half-convinced thatt the Millennium had un- tie( doubtedly commenced there, in ...

... ADDITIONAL MAIL COMMUNICATION BE- TWEEN EDINBURGH & GLASOOW. In the month of March last the Dean of the e Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow made a repre- d sentation to the Post-Office authorities regarding the insufficient mail communication between ) Glasgow and Edinburgh, with special reference d to late letters. This representation was accom- panied by a memorial from the Faculty; and 3 ...

... At the coroner's court, held at the London Hospital, before Mr John Humphreys, on Satur- is day afternoon, the following extraordinary scene b occurred between the jury, which was composed of individuals of the Jewish persuasion, and Mr D. Hlyman Dyte, the house-surgeon to the insti- tution, relative to the manner in which the latter, who is also of the Hebrew faith, took the Jewish oath. Some ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN ON THE SLAVE . QUESTION. Major Jack Downing, writing from *tashing. toll, gives us (C'icinnati In2quirer) the following account of Mir Lincoln's difficulties in regard to this dcamosa hlicreditas:- Washington, Juue 16, 1862.-Surs,-I've been kinder sick sence I writ you last. The truth is, this elymate in the spring is raely very weakuin to the constitushin. Linkin, too, has ...

... RUMOURED RETREAT OF THE FEDERAL ARMIY. We published the following in our Third Edition of yesterday The following has reached us just as we are going to, press:- Ivr:irooi,, Friday, 17th Jnly.-The following is the pith of a private telegram, per Glasgow ?? received here this morning:- NEw Yosue, July 5,-The Federal army is in full retreat from before Richmond. M'lClellan had offered to cal ...

... FRID.AY, July 18. This large and important fair, where the best class of lambs are exhibited, took place' on the Green at St Boswell's to-lay. The stock was placed so early as three o'clock in the morning, and by the time of the arrival of the special trains from the various places, which might be about six o'clock, business went a-head. This and Lamnas fair (which will be held at Melrose ...

... I if tl }lotssE OF CoMmONS, Tnesday. thel Lord STANLEY of Alderley, in moving the se- the] cond reading of this Bill, said the subject was I well worthy of legislation, and the measure was to N founded upon the unanimous report of a select be committee of their Lordships, including several of I the largest proprietors of salmon fisheries in Scot- met land. The law as to fixed engines would not ...