... * The AMor1bigjy Post ?? Robert Peel has very seasonably reproved, a certain Rev. Dr. Coghlar, P.P. of Kilmovec, who had assailed him in a coarse manner in a letter published in the Horning News. The words used by this clergyman and gentleman were as follows :- May God bless and protect those generous donors who have saved the lives of the people, despite the determination of our Saxon tyrant ...

... I This hotel, certainly one of the most magnificent and well-arranged of any in the kingdom, is now fast approach- ing. completion, and will be ready for opening on Mon- day next. It is built after the model of the hotel at Pad- dington, and the style of architecture is the Continental Gothic. It is, as our readers are aware, the property of the Great Malvern Hotel Company (chairman, Dr. Gully ...

... DUDLEY. DULEoYr AND MIDLANDp Ced6~ooaC-'k AND Ssr?riru SOCIETr.-As will be seen Croni anl advertisenlont in anethet columin, arrangements have been madle for holding tlia inaugural meceting of thle newvly establieiliel soientllle society on Priday next. The committee coold not wvell have seleeted A, better piano feor their heelt field day. .Net only ise Dudley eaaily accessible from all parta ...

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... LONDON CATTLE MARKET. MONDAY. The importations of Ijvp cattle iml shpop. Ac., into the port of London from the Continent during the past week have been good. The Custom-house official return gives an entry of 1,529 oxen, 694 calves, 6,748 sheep, 420 pigs, and 16 horses, together making a total of 9,407 head, against 10,891 head at the same period last year 14,142 head in I860, 14,142 in 1859, ...

... AMERICA. GREAT DESPONDENCY IN NEW YORK. THE APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN M'CLELLAN. THE CONFEDERATES DEMANDING THE SURRENDER. OF BUTLER TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER. NEGROES TO BE EMPLOYED AS LABOURERS. DASHING ATTACK BY GEN. POPE. RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS. THE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY. (Per Kangaroo, by Telegraph from Roche's Point.) NEW YORK, July 19.—President Lincoln's ...

... Selecting Plants for Seed. The following is from a long and interesting account in the Agricultural (?aze«e;—The subject of breeding animals from a selected stock is a matter which for years has been most fully recognised and carefully acted upon, but as regards a selection of plants from which to raise seed, farmers have been much more slow in arriving at any- thing like practical results. ...

... We extract the following from the information of a correspondent of a morning contemporary:—The ac- counts of murders are coming so rapidly upon us that they will soon cease to produce any sensation from dint of repetition. The last always appears the worst, the most daring and atrocious but another comes and casts it into the shade. The newiI of assassination comes like successive flashes of ...

... INDIA. The following is from the overland suimmary of the Bonmiby Gazette of July 12:- The intelligence of the death of Canning the Just, re ceived in Bombay by telegrami, vid Galle, on the 5th July, has caused universal grief in India. The camp of Dost Mahomed reached the left bank of the Helmund, near Ghurislik, on the Othi Jane, and crossed the river on the same day. Mallhomed Shureef Khan ...

... GARIBALDI AND ITALY. The Italia publishes an address from some of the Roman ladies to Gaiibaldi, in which they say that Rome may now be called the land of the dead, but that they look for deliverance to Garibaldi. The follow- ing is Garibaldi's reply:— ROMAS MATRONS,—Rome or death! I have heard these words resound from the lovely slopes of Sebeto to the piled-up rocks of the Alps. Rome or ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER IN MYRTLE- BONE. On Monday, at the Marylebone Police-court, Mr, James Thompson Harrington, of No. 1, Grove-end-road, was charged with having attempted to shoot Edward Gilbert, a cabman, and police-constable Pink. 85 D. Richard Peniston, on being sworn, said: I am a cab proprietor and driver. Yesterday afternoon at 20 minutes before 1, I was on the stand in Great Quebec- street ...

... SISTERS OF EH&RITY. ;ivrom the Coxnill Magazine for August,) In the days when St. Vincent de Paul, with the aid ofi Mademoiselle, Lgras,'first started tbe Soolety of the Sisters' ioi Oharit It was only nvery humble litil entterprile, Theyl t were efpie peasant girls from the provioces; they wore no, dress but their peasant dress; they-hardly formed a distinctl 4e soclety, but were the helpers ...