... A.,aivay araffif jtrrdt The following are the Railway Receipts for the past week 1862. 1861. Belfast and Northern Counties, . £2,317 £2,569 Belfast and County Down, 655 684 Blyth and Tyne, . 1,976 1,994 Bristol and Exeter, . 8,128 8,086 Caledonian, . . . 17,419 16,413 Cork and Bandon, . 305 322 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage, 242 293 Cornwall, . . . 1,661 1,540 Deeside, . . . . 87 440 Dublin and ...

... (UR LONDON LETTER. STATE OF PARTIES. TI ,,What are you going to do with Palmerston so] 9 osionq Turn him out? I asked of an nest Pas lical M.P. who crossed my path the ear.lis III arn afraid not, he replied, me ether thye Tories will not let us. I fear that La Mr,,;es y0 il not let us! This, then, is hoT poli xi the1 parties stand tovwards each other just now. Thel g adlical section of the ...

... ABO.MIINABLE FRAUDS UPON UNDER. WRITERS. The authorities in London and Liverpool, says the Liverpool Post, have been, during the last few weeks, and are still, engaged in bringing to light a most nefarious conspiracy. It appears that the underwriters have received information that for some time past certain shipowners have been carrying out a deeply laid scheme of fraud. Their plan of ...

... | BY iELECTRIC TELEGRAM,. 0ons [REUTERnS TELEGRAISS.1 FRANCE. 3 Pe PARIS, Angust 14.-The review of the troops Ban! and National Guard by the Emperor to-day was Cae, a magnificent spectacle. The crowd of spectators Da was immense. The troops returned to their East barracks. Nothing worthy of especial mention Edin is known as yet to have taken place. Edlin La France of this evening states that ...

... i-- , i. IUlEftO DOBJOTS MAD PLACES OF INTEREST I1 AND NEAR EDINBURGH. ADvYCMAS' LIaBRAr, Parliament House -Open aaily to the public, free. ANTIQUARIAN MUsEUM, Royal Institution, lound Open free, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, from ?? 4; and on Satirday evenings from 7 to 9. On Thursdays and Fridays, from 10 to 4 ; admission, Gd. AoRICULTURAL MusEluM, George IV. Bridge-Open daily from, ...

... THE NATIONAL GATHERING I AT MONTROSE. The character of the weather yesterday hag been somewhat similar to that of Tuesday-dull and cloudy in the morning and bright sunshine in the forenoon. The wind changed to the west, and blew pretty smartly all day, exercising rather a serious influence on the shooting. The great event of the day was, of course, the match be- tween the North and South, and ...

... Another pamphlet has appeared on the Roman question; it is called La Capitel de l'Italie, and the author is M. Francois Potier. M. Potier is of opinion that all the efforts of diplomatists for a compromise are chimerical so long as Italy maintains in its programme Rome for its capital. The Papacy could make no concession on this point without abdicating its Sovereignty. He is also ...

... A statutory meeting of the Edinburgh Town in Council was held yesterday in the Council Cham- bers-tho Lord Provost presiding_-rfor. the St special purpose of estimating and fixing the, sums a, of money necessary to be levied for the current fi year, under the several heads of watching, light- tl ing, and cleansing, including officers' salaries, and C all other expenses required for the ...

... THLE SESSION OVER-FOREIGNERS. Parliament is gone to the winds. It was dis- missed by the fiat of the Crown on Thursday. There was an unusual gathering of people in the lobby to see the Speaker and the House go to the Lords. Indeed, the lobby was so crowded that the police had some difficulty to keep a clear avenue for the procession. Most of these good .people were from the country. They had ...

... (BROM THE DAILY NEWS.) The conflicting decisions in the Yelverton case bE cannot be made the groundwork of asserting the to excellence of either the English or Scottish forms pi of matrimony, simply because they were not given upon the same statement of facts. In Ire- bE land the question was raised indirectly. The tl point actually in dispute was whether Major Yel. pi verton is liable to ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN. (BY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL.) F LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning. - The and Canadian mail steamship North American ar- a m rived here at one o'clock this morning. Was The New York Morld of the 31st July has the ban following :-On the 23d instant, by agree- is k ment between Commanders Farragut and j Davis, an attempt was made to capture the beei Arkansas. The ...

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