... ICAPTURE OF THE GEORGIA BYI THE FEDERAL FRIGATE NIAGARA. I~~~ .. The following letter has been received by the Peeing solar and Oriental Steam Navigation Company:- I Ellora (ss), Gibraltar. Aug. 16. Gentlemen.I beg to report the arrival of this shio at the above port, all well, at 9 p.m. this day. Fine weather has been ezperienced throughont the passage. On the 15th instant, at 2 p.m., Great ...

... England and India have to thank the Cal- cutta correspondent of the Times for a revela- tion of horrors and abominations, perpetrated almost under the eye of British authority, which we in this country had foudly believed to be impossible in these days, and which furnish a dismal comment on, our self- complacent boasts of the advancing prosperity and civilisatiofi of our Asiatic empire. Just ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PAnTS, AUG. 6. The trial of M. Garnier Pagbo, Carnot, Dreo, end others, for illegally convening an electoral neeting of more than 20 persons, terminated to. da, The Sixth Chamber of the Correctional Tribunal of the Seine sentenced the accused, after fve hours' deliberation, to a fine of 500 francs each, with costs. The bourse has been dull. Rentes closed at fl. ...

... I- . UO I I CORRESPODENCE TOXTETH CONSE1RVATIVE 0LUB. TO THE EDITORS OF: THE LIVERPDOL EftVOuy., Gentlemen,-What is the aim of these Conser- vative geutlemeni? Isit the mere conserving or getting of place and power? and is the. maij. tenance of the Protestant religion-a phrase they employ-only an embellishment to cover their selfish object I ask these questions,. observing the 'report of a ...

... ?? NEWS. KIDDERMINSTEBR. A PU BCUAN COMMUTToD Fon TnlnBE MONTVSe roR NoNs- PAYMlENT OF PODR RATus.-At the Gutidhall, yesterday, the Mayor (Dr. Roden) and Messrs. G. Turton, W. B. Best, W. Nicholls, H. J. Dixon, S. Iaweett, and S. Broom being on the | Bench, M-. Burajer, eoliector of poor rates, appeared before the lagistrates with respect to a case of unpaid rates. On the pre- I vloue Friday ...

... THlE DANIEL LIBRARY SALE The disperaion of the library of the late George Daniel, Esq, of Canonbury, Islingoon, London, during the last ten days of last month, is so remarkable an event il the annals of literature, and of aactioneering. too, that a complete catalogue marked with the prices and the purchaters' names forms a very curious and interesting work. Such a volume Is now before us, and ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFEREN CE, (From our Corresponcint.J WxDNESDAY AFrErx ooi. ?? has benonegaged with the stations of ai5niters, and many dlficult cases have been disposed of. Two or three minister3 having been taken froe cir. cuit work to supply Connexional offices, their removal has csocegaitated other changes, in which personal and circuit arrangoments have boen iuterfered with. Besides a many ...

... CHARGE OF PLAGIARISM AGAINST A MINISTER OF rRE SCOTCH CHURCH. At the ordinary meeting of the Established. Presbytery of Glasgow, held on Wednesday, Mr. Hill, Eaglosham, moderator, Mr. Galbraith, writer, appeared on behalf of certain members and patrons of Bellahouston Church, and gave in a libel against the Rev. William Porteous, minister at Innellan, and presentee to Ballahouston Chapel, in ...

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... VANCOUVER'S ISLAND AND BRMTISH COLUMBIA. A correspondent of the Morning Post gives. a. most unfavourable account of the state of things in Vancouver's Island. He says., ' With the exception of a few 'coloured mer- chants' (so all the black shopkeepers designate themiselves), there is hardly a solvent or a wealthy citizen; there arc many highly respect- able and worthy members, of- 8ocity, bub ...

... A singular case is: now under investigation at uri, Fleetwood. It seems that'on the 6th of October that 1860, Mr John Walkden, timber-dealer, of Church, 'by a small town in East Lancashire, paid two £150 whi Bank of England notes to a youth named Richard liveE Mayor, who was a book-keeper in the employ of exte the new Fylde Timber Company at Fleetwood. far i In the evening of the day named ...

... :jt 'J. ??- U (-I' I i ?j` , ? t.ll AIJ. J.113 k ' _ -91RI?YF k ? I -.., (FROM TzlE BrRItSIH BANNER.) iTheiabnattal report 'of this abble domi&itn;fft' t S the'year enrding April l864{ ha'4reaehetl1'ts, '&d' l il wed haiVe gone through'itt with not X little ;hilf4tbL | l! tioh'l. ->tis pleasing'toldbserve the oohtalnbdtt`LsbroL j gress of tbis' debomi nationi, is 'wbll I be tinildus extenaion ...