... FB0M THE BILL OF ENTEY OFFICE. j EXPORTS. Destination. Name of Ship. Coal. Iron. Shipper October 10. Rio Janeiro Larissa, B. 50 ) H. Worms Palermo Cetipede, B. 150 H. Worms Seville Friend of the Isles,B. 65 S. Thomas Capede VerdsLady Sale, B. 035 Heath, Evans, &Co. Demerara Archibald M'Millaii, B 650 Insole & Son Nantes Mary Magdeleine, F.100 Wayne & Co. Basse Indre Marie. F. 188 Insole & Son ...

... THE LAST OF THE INDIA HousE.-ln a few days there will not be standing a single stone of the East India House. Indeed at the present moment nothing but the facade remains to mark the site of the official residence of John Company, from which he used in days gone by to issue his edicts for the government of what is now her Majesty's empire. Scaffold poles surround the facade itself, and work- ...

... FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1863. RECORDS AND RECOLLECTIONS OF MERTHYR TYDVIL. Along the side of the Aberdare bill, a little re- moved from Llwyncelyn, there still remains a small stream of water, which, in the early days of Mertbyr history, was to the great Cyfarthfa works what our and railroads are now. In many places the strentn dwindles down to the size of a ditch; some- ^mes it is hidden by long ...

... The appearance of the interior of the Exhibition build- ing on Saturday was one of great loneliness, and the statuary had quite a spectral air in consequence of the fog which at one period filled the vast expanse. The effect was very singular-somewhat like what we re- member to have seen under the great dome of St. Paul's Cathedral at the funeral of Turner, the artist, when it was said that ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN ON TBE RIOTS IN HYDE PARK. A pastoral from Cardinal Wiseman to his dear Irish children, was read on Sunday in all the Roman Catholic churches and chapels in the arch-diocese of Westminster. His Eminence, after observing that, as pastor over the Catholics of Westminster, it was painful to him to hear of any of them going astray, proceeds as follows:2 Now, unfortunately, this ...

... morning a young woman named Brooks was walking with a young man down the gangway leading to St, Paul's Steamboat-wharf; when there, some altercation ensued. The female, after ejaculating something which could not be correctly understood, plunged head foremost into the river. H&r male companion jumped in with the hopea of saving tha poor creature, but without effect. The man himself had a ...

... THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. On Tuesday a numerously attended and highly in- fluential meeting, convened by requisition, was held in the Oak-room of the Mansion-house, Dublin, for the pur- pose of adopting measures to relieve the distress of the operatives in Lancashire. Amongst the present were—His Grace the Duke of Leinster, Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Lord Clonbrock, Most Rev. Dr. Whateley, ...

... A Smgular and Fatal Accident.-On Sunday last a woman of the name of Gregory, living at West Appledore, Devon, was playing with her child 10 months old, and daEcing it on the table, holding it rather loosely, and it appears to have been standing rather near the edge, when the child laughingly bounded backwards, and fell over the table to the floor, the little creature pitching on its head, and ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AT SOU7H- AMPTON. SOUrHAMTON, WEDNUDAY The ceremony of inaugurating the Hartley Institution was performed to-day with great dclat by Yiscount Palmerston. Before entering into a detailed report of the proceedings, it may, perhaps, be as well to explain the nature and objects of the institution itself. > The Hartley Institution has been established in pursuance of a most liberal ...

... NEW YORK, Oct. 8. The Confederates, under Generab Price, Van Dorn, and Lovell, attacked at Corinth, in Mississippi, a division of the army of General Ulysses Grant, commanded by General Kosencranz, on Friday, the 4th inst. The battle lasted until Saturday evening, when the Confederates retreated, with a loss, accord- ing to the Federal account, of nearly 1.000 prisoners, besides killed and ...

... La France of Tuesday announces that the Senate Legislative body will be convoked for the loth of January. The Council of State now sitting will immediately discuss the budget for 1864. ACCIDENT ON THE SoUTH WALES RAILWAY.—ON Monday afternoon, as the down train due at Haverfordwest at 1.40 was about a mile from the station, a poor fellow, walking on the line, as a packer, was either knocked ...

... WAR news is almost entirely superseded by the ex- citement consequent upon Mr. LINCOLN'S infamous proclamation. The opinion we expressed last week that the proclamation was powerless to effect aught but a servile insurrection is now generally enter. tained both in this country and in America, It is evidently regarded in this light by the Confederate Congress, by whom it has been denounced as a ...