... I TIIE BISHIOP OF CHESTER ON 9TlE CIRCULATION 0? RO-MISI VERl- SIONSOF TlE SRIPTURES. The annuilal mneeting of the Liverpool auxiliary to the Biritish and Foreign Bible Society wvas held last evening,, at the Collegiate Institution. TI'here wvas a large attendance. 'The flight R1ev. the Lord Bishop of Chester prsdesud amlongst other gentlemen on the platform were the Rev. George .1. ...

... A GE NTS. Aberdea .John Dutoti. Illawick_ _1R. Black. Do . IIMil. Mie. Do. ?? D)eans. Do. _ rilos. 12denzics, Do. _ Dalgleisb. CastleoSt. Innericitlelli-obert Small. Do. ?? J. SXi~li. lnvcrg'rdon ll-iigh Grahlam. Do. __ _D.Wyllic& Son luvcrkeirling.Mss Campbe. Abeelrour lr (3oodtir, ?? svc k _-J. Gordjo, Aheilaiy -_F. Mitchcil. luvors-__.C Keith Abeicetlhy-._. i'odaie. Jedbargh..A. & Iv. ...

... Her Majesty and the younger members of the I'oyal family left, Balmoral yesterday afternoon at 2.30. The weather was excellent, and so far as we have occounts-to Greenhill, namely, the junction of the Scottish Central and Caledonian Railway interests-the journey south was per- formed in entire accordance with the programme wo published on Monday. The public were excluded from all the stations ...

... (FROU OUR OWN CORESIPONDENT.) HAMBURG, October 18, ?? Denmark they continue to make a great noise about their preparations for war, in which the King appears to be among those who are most active, for his Majesty has of late been almost constantly em- ployed in reviewing his troops, in inspecting the fortifications, in drinking warlike toasts, and in making all the demonstrations in his power ...

... BY EL111C[11IC TELEGRAPH. rREUTEl1'S TELEGRAM S.] TI!E AVAR1 IN ATI ElICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE SIDON FROM NEW YORK. (TELEGRAPIL COMPANY'S IIErORT.) PLOCIIES POINT, Monday Night.-The Cunard steamer Sidon, from New York on the 14th inst., passed Hurst Castle at 3 rac. Official despatehes from Meade have generally confirmed the reports of the recent engagements on the line of the Rapidan. General ...

... Yesterday the annual meetiii of the subscribers to this Tnstitution was held in the school, Adam Square. The chair was ?? by the Lord Provost; and amongst those present were the Rev. W. H. Gray, Dr Btdford, Dr Stevenson Macadam, Dr Murray, Dr Sibbald, Councillor Bryson, Mr M'Culloch, Mr Dymock, Mr Cox, Mr Donaldson, High School; and Mr Pryde. The report by the directors, which was read to the ...

... I TH PERUVIAZR DOLLAR BONDS. A meeting, comprising at lenst seven-eighths of st the holders of the above bonds, was held yeaterday, at .. the offices of Mr. Lewis H. Haslowood, 7, Lothbury, To consider what steps should taken to obtain payment of their bonds and coupous in 'hard dollars,' instead of in the h depreciated American paper now illegally tendered. 'The CHaRmf (Mr. L . Haslewood), ...

... T-A-ILiK:. I OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Out reetders leHl understand fhat do not hold ourselves responsible for our able Correspondent's opiniois. THE elections caused by the retirement of the At- torney-General have all been simply occasions for the candidates to pay compliments to their con- stituents, and make speeches about things in general, without any of that flurry or excitement that is ...

... GENEDIGAIETHAAUi GENEDI(EIiu. Eydref l7eg, priod Mr. D. 0. Thomas, grocer, Breos Road, Merthyr, ar ferch. l8fed, pried Mr. William Phelps, Penygroes, ar efeill. 1aid;-'merchod. ' Medi 21ain, pried Mr. Owen Elias, Rbhedynog, Aber. eirch,'ger Pwllheli, ar ferch, 24aia. pried Capt. Robert Owen, sawier Margaret Owen,' Pertli Madog, ar forch. PRIODASAU. AIydref 17eg, yn nghapel y Trefnyddion ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23. F University Court upon the proposed lengthening of the Winter Session. A telegram to the Timnes, per the City of Man- chester, announces that Federal General Blunt's staff and body-guard, witll the entire Federal forces at Baxter Springs, in Kansas, have been captured by the Confederates. General Blunt himself is said to be a prisoner. A band of Confederate ...

... BAILIE IELECTION DINNER. The annual election dinner took place on Tuesday night last. in the Maxwell Arms Hotel (Mackinnonl's), when up- xwards of fifty gentlemen sat down to dinner. Provost WAm. Henderson occupied the chair, and was supported by John Steuart, Esq., Town-Clerk; Win. Hector, Esq., Procurator- Fiscal; the Rev. George Campbell, and ?? Wat- son. Bailie King acted as croupier, and ...

... I RI l S H X M I G- R A T I O N. I P-m the SAtutrd:ty Review.) (VFrom the SAtrd:y Rbview.) . There is no error ?? is more diflicult to extirpate than that of regarding emiigration as necessarily a cause of weakness. The Irish Magistiate who has been pouring forth his griefs and fears to the TiocaD F is the type of a class that was once vredoolinant in .England, and is even now not wholly ...