... The following letter appears in the Times of yesterday: Sfir,-I am compelled by a sense of justice to request yourpermihoionto offer a few observations upon a m1anfesto which has lately emanated from a party In Oxford whose object is to bring the Church of England back to the false position it occupied at the close of the last and the coar. mnencement of the present centuries, and to make It ...

... DEMON-STRATIOS OF MINES, YESTERDAY. Yesterday the miners of the district assembled In large numbers en the Wren's Nest HAI, near Dudley. Every manifestation of rejoicing was made so far as holiday clothes, blue ribbon badges, flags, banners, and ten bands of rusiol could induce a jubilant feeling. The men, accompanied In many instances by their wives and children, came from Old Hill, Dudley, ...

... LEAMINGTON. THE LocAL BOARD OF HiEATH V. Ms. WILLUns.- This case was decided on Thursday last in the Court of Common Pleas, by the Lord Cnief Justice Brde and Jutices Williams, Willes, and Byles. Ib wll be remembered that originally the Loe31 Board of Health acting in and for the district of Leamington Priors, charged the defendanb s sum of more than 2700. for constructing the roads la Russell ...

... jJoqMW 117U. l 't 4oTB P,, ,I. , i& lth e Ies lios, yesterday -before 0an lano Flether oit the h80 PANZi~e. gr ! nld4Zi76n1 on tio sOU4S 1ro1;,'Inth~ ooo ratnrl4 siaten ie4t athoounzt~fieel j dlei infrgthe lad. e~ffor lstha n . ;S,60, -~a hinldr d'h eisne ar. *1 ,u.hblcteo en Ofltre alaement' land waopse not pwoer1 d'i 'fe~oed, or the th~h or tg it ?? day, before Captain' Fle er and . ,~o~ph ...

... CONVOCATION AND ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. On Tuesday morning, both Houses of Convocatlon (Pro- vince of Canterbury) assembled at Winchester for the despatch of buelnees In the Upper House the Bishop of Oxford presented the report of the committee appointed to examine Essays and Reviews. In this report the committee stated that, having examined the book referred 3 to themby he House, and the ...

... C-: EBPOND~OE. 1OTW9E TOVORMPONRDETiL itliLEMYB ed ?? beM asUpO fltti= O ft.a88qthe' I wwaio musi kee cop of lAos, at cgof ffu e! 4 o YSI sl¶5 ?? dffbio F. F. O.';-Aboutl, sevenrtbeen m liles. A Friend In 2qeed.-The wife's hiisrohdauc *ouid meer tainly justify a divorce, which may now be obtlkned at a modeate ost.Consult some rdspectsible solicitor. Thei cdrorepoidesnt 'who, qr[664 frsni ...

... LATE ST NEWS. appear probable that on that day a basis of pence would be eecuted. ITAIj Y. In the Chamber of DeputieB today the Minister of the Interior ass wed the Cbaunber that he had no iufor. Ration of any etrolments or concentration of Italian B Y TELS8RA pG, AMBRIC&. LVE1ROO t JuxE 3. Bfhe Montreal ocean steam ship North America, frot Portland (Maine) on the 21st ult, arrived here this ...

... vivoli-squam R gill 01004 SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1864. NEWS OF THE DAY. Tniz House of Lord;, last night, was occupied principally in a discussion upon the subject of the present position of tbe Royal Academy. In the Commons in reply to a question Lord 0. PFAGT said the Admiralty did not think it neces- sary to. send an officer to Cherbourg to examine and report upon the mode adopted to strengthen ...

... No. IV. The excitement and il-feeling generated by the con. test soon died away, and Dr. Jeune, the new master, afterwards Head of Pembroke College, Oxford, and now Bishop of Peterborough, applied all the energies of a cultivated and powerful mind in Improvingthe statns and the discipline of the SchooL The Rev. Rann Kennedy was second master, and these, with two assistant masters, and a ...

... ROTISCHILD'S BANK, Notwithatanding his avarice in ordinary life, Nathan Itothachild was fond of showing his wealth la luxurlous entertainments and sumptuous banquets, to whtch he invited the aristocracy of rank and birth-though not that of talent. Peers and princes of the blood sat at his table; bihops and archbishops bowed before him; and those who preached loudest against Hammon were ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN, (sFrom our Correspondent.) LivrRPOOL, Wedne8day. The Allanscreow steamship Hibernian, from Qasbec, arrived here this morning, after a detention of several hours outside the bar, in consequence of low water. The following are the latest telegrams published in the Quebec papers of the 28eh:- LouISVnnE, May 26. Yesterday's Nashville Union says General Sherman has ...

... PARUAMENT, YESTERDAY. BY 2'ELIGRAPH. HO USE OF CONNOM. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'olock. LONDON DOOKS BILL. On the order of the day for the second reading of ther London Docks, St. Katherine Dock, and Victoria Dock Amalgamation Bill, Mr. LOOBE moved that it be read a secondtine that day Eix months. Mr. Cmv supported the bilL Mr. LAYART said the bill autheorleed the amalgamation of ...