... I ECCLESIASTICAL.NEWS. .I hop 11,v' 'A . 0., tb rectary of Rramda r,. . ?? to reg~rwot AU Siut' Doroheaslte~r. Br:o. , Rev; . , to ..h ' ?? ?? : ?? ?? : u; , , elvy. bqv ?? to cuaraey ot Balhamn iterkahire. Cobper, Rev. q'3; to; rectoery rolofir arlingfor~d BXd;.!'(or lc ! Co~ar ev.IXtoreetery ofzdflet' moiety of Bradfield,' Drake, R .; to I0tjta of Gr6t Wr~tt~nx Suffolk., Hatnilton, '110 ' J; ...

... Ciosepondents who sat apv Scolu value upor. their comn- meunrtion ?? keep copier of them, as we cannot under- take to retwn; unused conribtsution. All letters tntended for publication must be ampaniedt by the name and address of the writer, 5nt necessarily for publication, but for the ieeformaties of the ditor. T. W.., Walsall.-Are, not io. ?? L. and J. R.-The ears may be cut, ...

... (FROM A COBSERSPONDENT.) . FRANKFORIT, JULY 25. Reports were current on the 23rd that the Senate, the Council, and the Income Tax Commissioners had refused to pay the additional contribution of 25 millions of forins. Late in the evening it was said that if the money was not paid the town would be given up to pillage, but though this caused a sleepless night to many it was supposed to be an ...

... Rabat any Military. (BOX03 SEIAYn GAZETT.) WAR-OFFICL', PALL-MALL, JULY SO, 14th Regiment of Inessors.-Cornet and Adjutant Joseph Hrarpur to liave the rank of lieutenant; Cornet 'Thomas Alien Henry to ho lieutenant by purchase, vice James George Gdye Shaw, wl-o retires:; George Bryan Cooke Yiarberough, gent., to lie corn1et by purchase, vice Heisry. ?? Regimient of Artillery.-Liesitenant ...

... To-day we publish fuller particulars of.i .te disgraceful 4, riot in Hyde Patk on Monday'night. NIoone was killed, , but itwill be seen that a'considerable number of persons, including Sir: Richard nayne,: were injured. Between c forty and fifty of the rioters were brought up at the Police Courts yesterday', and were fined or sent to prison. An d attempt was made to renew the disturbances ...

... ALARMING ACCIDENT ON THE BLACK- WALL RAILWAY. On Thursday afternoon an inquiry was instituted bv order of the directors respecting a serious accident which took place on the previous evening at the Lon. don Dock branch junction of the Blaokwall Railway, and placed the lives of a number of passengers iu con. siderable peril. It appears that the train from Broad. street station, and due m ...

... An inquest was held at Hawkhurst, Kent, on Saturday, on the bodies of a gentleman named Durrant and his wife. It appears that for Bevera1 weeks symptoms of a deranged mind, and a female attendant had been engaged to look after her. On F?2 exn™LeAen n°-\ing: f.0r ttr6e da?s, Mrs. DuJrant expressed her ™sh to have a glass of sherry and an vf f it ,ber 'or a moment to order he egOI but the moment ...

... „ ^S0 one week, daring which no fatal cholera in'winaf persona have died of Asiatic its during the last, the third, week of Iff w ^township. On Monday, John Oilier, Then followed'Ellen Thom^LeVil than 12 hours; William Soro^fn „ also ill 12 hcj, succumbed to an attack of 11 > *rouon, George Dunning who wasat^Ck cutSTLdge up to eight o clock on Friday evcmng, wal dfad at s!x °- £ Thi UtSe ...

... -Emigration.-The ship Prince of Wales, 1,451 tOllS, Captain J. Bippon, left Plymouth on Saturday, for Adelaide, with 52 married men, 54 married women, 144 single meB, 72 single women, 33 male children, 28 female children, Government emigrants, under the charge of Mr. T. S. Jou, surgeon superintendent, and Mies GlaByille, matron. The skips Strathnaver, pas- senger snip for Sydney, and Ida. ...

... The arrivals of cattle for this market have been 2,500, of sheep and lambs about 8,000. The demand has been very good for each, at full prices for cattle. Sheep and lambs rather dearer. ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL9 SATURDAY, JULY 28. The Queen remains at Osborne, and has now among her guests the Prince and Princess of Wales, who left London on Monday. Their Royal High- Fesses on Saturday Vent to Wimbledon, when the princess distributed the prizes to the successful competitors at the recent Rifle Meeting. prince Christian has been made a Knight of the Gaiter by special command of the ...

... GRBEENOCK APnoERz VICTnI OF CAnD.SnnErPERS SWINDLED OF 219. AND A GOLD WATrO .-On Thursday after. noon a person belonging to Paisley, named Smyth, arrived In Gourock for the purpose of spending a holiday. While leisurely walking along thB beach at Aebton he came upon three persons evidently en. gagedplayingcards. Upon closer Investigation, how. ever, he discovered that only two persons were ...