... WE trust that what our reporter terms c a scene at the weekly meeting of the Scul- coates Guardians on Tuesday last, will not be allowed to stand in the way of the buildinag of a fever ward, already sanctioned by the board at more than one meeting. The parish has very little to do with any personal animosities that may exist between. the clerk of the board and the medical officer of West ...

... ff. - REIGN INTELLOEN E . _ I FRANCVE -THE PARlS AUGUST FETES. The folloing extirleta from the daily press of the ci Emperor's f~ete on Saturdivy aI wil b read with in- lie terest. It appears to hive pseised'off quiietly, ail, very a like its predecessorai ?? The day was cloudy,41d oppgrelilvely 6at, tbaridilr being VP 'evidently ln the alr, hutilt-no atdem ng 'on. This sort of 0 heat~was' ...

... - I BEiVERLMY. ~BOVOUlH POLoCE, Aug. ~3_-(Before theo NOYer and ?? ascharlged With tlbYeateO -bg to murder his 'wife, and was bounid over to keep the peace for six months, himself in 2:1G and. 0ne BurtOy of ,X5.--Joba Billins VWn charged with,, oraillY il1 trsatinig and beating a iborse.Z47ind loh, ieclading 'Costs. £ - BRIDLUIGTWUXJUAY. A wery remarkabl operation has juet been performed I ...

... The following circular has been addressed by the secre- tary to the proprietors of this undertaking :-1 I am instructed to forward to you the annexed copy of notice convening ordinary and special general meetings of pro- prietors for Wednesday, the 12th instant at noon. In order to enable the warrants to be prepared ready for issue, as usual, immediately after the declaration of the dividend, ...

... NE W S. LATEST By ELECTRIC AND INTERNtTIONAL TELICORAH, OFlo0s, TmarLl BUVILDIxaS, NEw STSEST, THE AMERICAN WAR. THE SIEGE 0F CHARLESTON. (Tdegrprkf Company' Expres3, ) ROCHES POINT, MONDAY EVENING. who extra Inman steamship City of Cork, with dates from New York to the 13tb, and vid Cape Race to the 14tb, arrived here at six p.m. Oa the 13th, off Sandy Hook, she passed the American ship Ark. ...

... Wn dare say there are not many of our readers who ever heard of Sir T. G. HRszisrn, and that there are not very many people anywhere who vwould attach much importance to his opinion about anything. Yet this gentleman, who by some un. fortunate accident is member for Preston, evidently fancies he has a mission, and that is to enlighten the British public upon the American question. The way in ...

... LATEST NEW S. el sEuoIRO AND NIrtATIONAL TELIL2GAPS. 0MCFBqJ Tnfr JD 9G, NEW STREFTs OsxcsT XI- IIVULDINOG a 5gar (MWT)R'nSs TELE&RA MS.) FURTHER AMIERICAR ARRLVALS. EXPECTED BATTLE ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK. T1HE SIEGE OF CHARLESTO1, CONFEDERATE DEFEATS IN KAgo. TUCKY AND TENNESSEE. (per extra steamer the City lt Limerick,) NEW YORK, 3SOLY 30 (Nforfiyg.,) The Nelr Y6o)k TiiueS says that the army of ...

... ANNUAL MRETING. The annual general meeting of the members of this society vas held yesterday, at the en arid Chickens HoteL Mr. Clayton presided, and there were also present Dr. Fayrer (Henley-in-Arden), Mr. Overton (Coventry), Mr. Sbarr (Sutton Coldfield), Mr. Bury (Lozells), Dr. Bennett (Droitwich), Mr. Baker (Bordesly), Dr. Bell Fletcher, DMr. V. IV. Blake, Mr. F. Elkington, Mr. T. W. ...

... . , : I I . . I I :? , , - i . I., ilt ? PsisOxt & VA- I MONDAY,: AUGUST' 10, 1863. 'NEWS OF THE DAY.- WE quote ,in anotherolumn a siort article on the Polish question, from the' Obsensr, .which must be taken or just what it is worth-its only value, indeed, being thatthe journalin question lays claim to occasional official Inspiration,I' The article, though nominally peaceful, hints at war as ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL, CHINA. The Overland China Maai, dated Rongl Kong, Jaune 29, says: From Pekin there in no news. At Shaughao the local grievance cansoed by the Chinese TAoutae being ?? to tax residents in tho foreign settlement has been amicably adjusted by the establisheout of a co-operative plan of tax- ation, by which half-a-million of the surms collected goes to the municipal conrjcil for ...

... A .fRIP TO VERSAILLES. My firrt visit to Versailles was on a bright Sunday in July, in 1855, the year 6f the Great French Exhi- bitioni when Paris was. crowded with strangers from all Arts of the world, and still mnore so by natives from tl'.e provinces. F'or sene days previously Paris bad oeen placarded with aunouncemtents that the great fountains at Versailles would play on the Sanday in ...

... THE MANUFACTURE OF BISHOPS,. (From the Afartc4iever Examijer.,) We av Often felt a curiooity-perhaps somewhat irrevererift-ea to tid ziature and cost of the process by vwhich a simple clergyman is converted into a bishop. ?? are quite aware that the transactiont is one of some com- plexity. It could scarcely be otherwise when theo6mina. tion of the Crown has to be invested with the form of a ...