... The nuns of the various Catholic communities offer a peculiar appearance among the motley bands of soldiers who fill the narrow streets and not particularly fine squares of Koldingby day and night. They are Sisters of Mercy from Aix-la-Chapelle, Munster, Cologne, Mayence, Breslau, Prague, and other places, who has- tened to the seat of war, in order, with truly Christian charity, to undertake ...

... DR, NEWMAN'S APOLOGY FOR HIS LFE. PART VII. We did not mean to carry this series of notices beyond the poet at which we stopped last week-the history of Dr. Newman's religious opinions. Bat this seventh part- a geeral answer to Mr. Kingsley-comprises some things which, as a matter of justice to;Dr. Newman, ought to be made wldely known, and is further distinguiahed by some eloquent ...

... CORBESPO1NI ENCOM NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Sonstaint Subscriber, ?? Rrosell was Prime nfinister from 1846 uutll 1853. Eta snocadecd Sir Robert Peel, and was himself suaacceded by the Eirl of Derhy'. Kearsarge.-Neither the Kearsarge nor the Alabama: were tronclad. Both vessels were aboat equal in arma.* ment and ln thenumber of men; ,but the captain of the E Kearsarge took, the precaution ...

... I CORRESPONSENCE. l NOIIES TO CORBRESPONDENT 0orreapordenrte who Mct -msay taels upofhei corni mnuricatio n o1nal keep Ca pt ils . t4kt to rr ntej uta o na m . I . w oillceaseed be f e^ i PuNkatiot , but for the at 4 1Ctor, i ?? executione 'took Pla% NlW baleve, more than once. Itsfer to the Annual okabor.l can be seen at the OldLibrary, Union Street4 h A Heart that can feel for' Another ...

... CHORAL FESTIVAL, YESTERDAY, _ AT KIDDEEMINSTER. The recurrence of the annual festival of the Kidder' minster branch of the Church Choral Association, yester- day, led to the visit of a fair number of visitors, Kidder- minster started the Idea of an association of the choirs of parish churches In the diocese three years ago, and the first festival of the associated choirs held In the county ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOCAL BOARD.-Yester- day she annual meeting of this body was held at the Town HEall. Mr. John Aston, in the absence of the Chairman, was called upon to prealde over a small attendance of members. There were also present afessrs. Thos. Steed- man, W. Wilkinson, G. J. England, G. Bagotr, J. Marsh, and J. Astley. The minutes of the previous meeting hav. ing been confirmed, ...

... -!fO._TING NOTES. PARIS ASD ASCOT NOTES, WITH HINTS ; FO HAMPTON AND NEWTON. To ,te EnrTo of tow DArzY Poar. Sir,-The great meeting at Ascot, just concladed,. willlongberemembered.on accoignt of the appalling catautrophe.attaching to it,.whxch threw quite a gloom over the propedings, in despite et ,the brilliant success and excitlng.'contests that greeted the prolmoters! and the public ...

... WOROESTEP. OFrr'rnR!Tb PURlHASr,,T3; UNIoN WosesHousB.-A secal meeting of the. Board of Guardians WeB held on Tuesday morning, at the Workhouse, 'to consider a pro. posal to pu] chese the poor house and the grounds attached to it. 'The Jhatr was taken by the Rev. Bi. Serjeaut (chair- man), and Messrs, W. T. Adcock and J. D, Perrius, and the Rev, T. L. Wheeler, j an, attended as a deputation ...

... NOTICES TO OOBBESPONDENTS. 1W. C,-Sydney In further off. Melbourne Is the larger Snbs~criber.-~Ye5, unless the property la settled bydeed . A Lover of True Ulnity. Darlasson, mus state his grevancemore clearl. We can't make out what he means. i J S., West Bromwici.-Hlunter Biver is in New South Wales. It waters the districts of Brisbane and Durbam. S. K , Great Bridge.-It is a ...

... LOCAL PEDESTRIANISM, At Aston Croos Grounds, yesterday, upwards of 80( persons paid admission to witness the under.mentloned matchev, which came off; the first, a match of 110 yards for £5. aside between S. Saville and J. Morley. Both men have appeared at these grounds in previous matches. Saville was attended by Homer, and Morley by Smith. The betting was done at 5 to 4 on Saville, who got ...

... (From the Time.j It was but yesterday that we published some American statistics purporting to give an authentic account of the levies made for the service of the Fedeial armies from 1861 to the spring of the present year, and exhibiting a total of more than 2,000,000 men, or about 700,000 for each year since the commencement of the war. We have no reason to doubt the accuracy of these figures ...

... GARIBALDI AND THE WORKING MEN OF BIRMDYNGUAM A meeting of the Birmingham Working Men's Clari. baldi Committee was held last evening, at the Odd Follows' HeI. Ur. Jones presIded. The following address, which bad been drawn up on behalf of the working men of Birmirgham, was read, and unanilmously adopted by the meeting. It will becopled by Ur Grew (who has kindly volunteered), and forwarded to ...