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... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publicahon must be accsmpanied by the names and addresses of te wrnters, not necessarily for publication, but for the iuftrrnation of the Editor, Coarcpsondents who set any speciat valuue vpon ?? com itunications imust kcep copies of thcne as wc cannt/ under- take to ret urn, unused con tributions. Un 1oyagcur.-Write to thc secretary of ...
... TO TIHE EDITOl OF TIHE DAILY NEWS. Sml,-If aniythinig more were wanting in support of Mr. Goldwiu Smith's arguiments for severing the last liuk-weak as a silken thread for good, but stroug as adamant for evil, which coninects England sith Calnada-it would be found in the speech of the Mayor of Montreal at a public dinner recently 'risen by the inhabitants to his Excellency Viscount Siouck, the ...
... AGRICULT'UiRE. weather is v-. . 1. 5LLULJLI UIk. In Austria the weather is very ufvual.adtepieo 'St grain is rising it, all parts of thle ,tpire.favoablet and the price of st Vienna ?? cut in all parts of ite country. atdevery et seconid day there is'a thunderstorm, wvith lottg-contitnued atdl heav, rain; in fact, this sumititer is one of the coldest and wettest that ban ever been knovn in ...
... . Nmprial varlialnent., [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. - wer ; .: S - : ?? bala, HOUSE OF LORDS-YxSTEanA'. thae T}I LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack conl at five o'clock. EX I, -T WEST RAIL WAY BILL. See On'the third reading of the Kent W`st Railway hop Bill, I' ' - _ .- . I ' Lord CHELINSFORD ?? of the mono- S poly given to the company over Ramagate Harbour, beoc and moved the omission ...
... AVISIT TO THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. I A T.1vA to n mt TO THSE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TELEGRAI'I I mat SIR-Authentic information from the Confederate ner' States is so rare, that I trust you will pardon a, pi1- ; grim who has just returned from that terra incog of - nita, for briefly detailing the actual condition of wee affairs there. arm On the second day of January last, accompanied pow by my ...
... $t'rit ?? 4F, as~tiau. THE COURT. iALMOnRAI, JurY 24.-The Queen, accompanied by the Piince of Wales, the Princesses Helena, Louise, and Beatrice, and the Princes Arthur and Leopold, and attended by Viscountess Jocelyn, Sir Charles Wood, General the Hon. C. Grey, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Captain Grey, Major Elphinstone, and Dr. Jenner, from Windsor Castle, arrived at Balmoral yesterday afternoon ...
... (FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) The prospectus of the expected Portuguese cl Loan was issued on Saturday evening. It is for pi £5,000,000 stockin Three perCent. Bonds. The vs price of issue is 44 per cent, with dividend from tl the 1st instant. Five per cent. is to be paid on application, 5 per cent. more on allotment, and E the remaining payments are arranged in easy in- o stalments so as to extend ...
... We have been favoured with the following passage, from a letter addressed by a gentleman in Dunedin, Otago, to a friend at Blyth Bridge. It is dated May 14 :- The city, as it is called, is built at the head of an arm of the sea, nine miles from Port Chalmers. Being bailt on a rising ground sloping up from the shore, itpresentsa picturesque appearance from the bay. The population in ...
... DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOR Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by hi, Royal Hi,:],- ne.>s t ic 1 nncc of Wales, with the junior members of The Royal family, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Uov;d suite, left Windsor on Tuesday evening at G.50,bvspe..d tram on the Great Western line, under the char-o of Mr Gooch, locomotive engineer. On arriviug at Leamin-ton i distance of 90 miles, at 9.25, ...
... NOTICE OF ADJUDICATION AND FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. HENRY PROSSER, of No. 19, Charlotte-street, Dowlais, in the parish of Mertliyr-Tydfil, in the county of Glamorgan, Brewer and Hop Merchant, having been ad- judged Bankrupt under a Petition for Adjudication of Bankruptcy, tiled in the County Court of Gla- morganshire, holden at Merthyr Tydfil on the 22nd day of July, 1862, is hereby ...
... July 27.—Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Morning Service at 11 o'Clock. Lessons—First, 12th ch. B Samuel; Second, 15th ch. John. Venite Battisliill. Daily Psalms Dupuis. Te Detuu; Horsley. Jubilate; Turner. Hymn; No. 168. Afternoon Service at 3 o'Clock. Lessons-Fii-st, 19th ch. II. Samuel; Second, 2nd & 3rd ch. Titus. Daily Psalms Monk. Magnificat Dr. Cooke. Nunc Dimittis; Aldrich. Anthem—Turn ...
... THE VICTORIA PRESS.—The jurors of the Interna- tional Exhibition have awarded a medal for good print- ing by female labour to Miss Emily Faithfull, of the Victoria Press. GOING TO LAW.—In the superior courts of common law, 114,850 writs were issued for the commencement of actions in the year 1861 in the county courts, 903,957 plaints were entered; in the sheriffs' couit of London, and the ...