... Fo Charles Reynolds. the man who wrote letters threatening the to murder Baron Meyer, Baron Lionel, and Sir Anthony Rothscill, unless his demand for money was complied with, B was, on Tuesday, at the Central Criminal Court, sentenced D to five years' penal servitude. He pleaded guilty to the the charge of sending the felonious letters, but declared that he ofI never meant to carry his threats ...

... f TO THE EDITORt OF THE ?? 1RUL for- Sir-Mr. Massioglhan, In thre recent dsuso ~Cuc Property, read from a pamphlet a story aouta hrc aly who was said to have ridden on V clergyman tained, as soon, as I could, a copy of i his church. I ob. ub, Reviewer Reviewed, Sowler andp Sofs tanhester~t IThen to wrote to Ur. Thomas, who had made08 t nheestteren atheud Dur derifield. His reply I give you ...

... thi The following is the Directors' report:- The directors have to report that the receipts from the several branches of traffic for the past half-year, as compared with the aff corresponding half-year of 186l. have been as under:-Coaching, of 333,9.58/., showing an increase of 9,9431.; Merchandise, 421,4181., tht showing an increase of 4.0321. Minerals, 212,280?., showing a de. crease of 38 ...

... DI I 5 LIEUTENANT -MAURY ON THE AJIERICAN g . I STRUGGLE.' Lieutenant Maury, late of the United States' navy, author of the celebrated work, The Physical Geography of the Sea, and a staunch supporter of the Southern Con- federacy, has written a letter .to the French Admiral De Chabanuo, on the origin, conduct, and prospects of the war in America. It id without date; but was written after the ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY We would remind our agricultural readers that the ensuing exhi- bition of the Staffordshire Agricultural Society is fixed to be held at Newcastle, on the 23rd, 24th. and 25th days of September, and congratulate the committee on having this year issued a most liberal and well-arranged prize list. A silver cup, value 11,1, is offered by s few makers of Cheddar ...

... LEICESERsn T.e L.ss HIGH the receipt of the telegram at the Monday week, stating that Catle at L o been discovered by Inspector Smi;th* R' 'snl body Biea force, the Under Sheriff (Mr . GOf the Leicester pop Geoy), the Rev T Si. Carnyon, rector of Glenfleld, and the butler o . the Rev. T immediately proceeded to Coblentz to ide tf the deye.ed appears that the inspector traced Mr. Wjistatley ...

... THiE WAR IN AMERICA. ate, The Bishop of Oxford has addressed the subjoined letter nur- to his Archdeacons:- of Cuddesdon Palace, July 30. My dear Mr. Archdeacon-May I request you to corn. municate to the clergy of your archdeaconry the following less injunction from me as ordinary ?- ter- t That on the Sunday after the receipt of It, they give notice e in to their congregations, at the ...

... TO THE EDITOR O0 THE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-In common I believe with many others, I take an interest in the repairs of the tower of St. Werburgh's Church, one of the old landmarks of the town, and I venture to think the present appearance of the work is open to criticism. Four Gothic pinnacles have been set up on the battlements, alter- nated with four Elizabethan obelisks, the centre of this com- ...

... ?? InthRInt ?? Important news-the latest telegrams from New York being dated the 12th instant-has been brought from America by the Etna and Nova Scotian. The Federal General Hooker's division, which, for the purpose of a reconnaissance in force, had been pushed forward from Harrison's Landing as far as White Oak Swamp, Mal- vern Hill, and Newmarket, had retreated from Malvern Hill to General ...

... LODNTNOTTINOHAM DERBY, AND LEEDS. Go. 3ov. Feast Feast Gov. Ps 1 2 STATIONS 12 1 2 1 2 122212 12 12 Mail Buzi Lodn.ure am.am, a~m, a-m. n-rm. Pm. P~m. pin. P.m. Balka Lodo .Suae 6.15 6.30 9. ill ..1 2 45 5 9. RHow London K. Cross .. 7.20 9.20 1130 . .. 8.3& - D ar] Rugby .. . .. 8,30 10.20 11.30 1 25 2. 8 520 7.15 11.20 MatI Leicester.. .. 9.13 11.33 12.16 2 3 3.10 6 12 7.55 11.68 ?? Syaton . ...

... The following has been sent to the Editor of the Examiner : Sir,-Ought game to be deemed property is a question which has been treated in the Examiner with that ability Which is the type of the journal, but I do not agree with all thevcon- clusions at which the editor arrives. The only sound rule to lay down by law for the protection of the rights of landed property, and the advantages fairly ...

... ?Ti,5ICZ$ZM S A3D PrO!NTUSRNTA. Rev. S. A. Adams, to the Cutacy of ?? Carlisle Rev. W., St. L. AIldwoth, to the Vicarage of 01srdisl lRerefordahire;. Rev. G. W. Bence, M.A., ed the I yembenc of St. Micbsel'i Cburcb, Bisbopton, Bristol. PatrdC. Baho of Gloucester and Bristol, Rev. W. .B Bence. Domegtt Chaplain to the Earl of Mountcasbel to the Rectory oa Seyiugton, Kent; Rev. W. Booker, to the ...