... TEE JAMAICA COM?IITTEE AND EX? GOV?ENOE EYRE. Th jamraico Cornmittee has iesued the following dde 65D F;leet Street, London, Oct., 1S66. Eir,-For the reasons set forth in the accompany' sng statement -to which porticualer attention is requested-5the Jamaic3 Committee resolved to undertake the duty, which the Government had de- clined, of submitting to jodicial Investigation the conduct of ...

... ?YORL?INABY?VELE6?RAPH. I A MERIC A. ARERIVAL OF THE J:AVA. Qneenetown, Ocetober 13. The Royal Mall steameship Java, from New York on the 3d Inst., arrived here at 4 59 s M, with 96 passentgers and 92.,168 dollars in specie. She lan~ded 25 passengers and all the mails, consisting ot 116I sa~cks, and proceeded immnediately for Ltverpool; MIL wPell. New Y ork, Oct. 3. Mr. Sulmner has delivered ...

... TOWN COUNCIL, ?? ?? of Tonri C mctl woe ?? yesterday- 1.104 a ted Deian o? Gilblti e? toe ?? at Council B Too ? nook the oath on hi's re- tt* tori CT CCC FtlV'Dfl? OF TEE CITY CO e fl tJO- '-BfNI?C:.U'O 'r 1 ?? i f . cit OiLS i beoj'iii C ?? A G.'oeottt ..±- I L? tvt'A tOe,- tile g.'.Ieral - j11 - t1? ? to. Vii liii ii- by ting train so Cit t ?? ?? wdweuItJtoeOtmo? - ., I) - tell by ?? of ...

... i A FOLRGUTiEN VIEW OF THE REil'Ofl | QUESTION. (Fr- mh Poull mii Z tttI It is a salutary practice occasionally to refer back to the biret principles and originl- ideas ef cur political and 5ocial sBstems, especially e Le u M e are about to mend or change thom, by fay of seehig how far we have gradually di- vtrged from the ancestral plan, huw often we have plot Dew wine into old bottles tbat ...

... ?? FORESTS AND MR BRIGHT - ?? - , ?? To the Lditor c/ t'e G4390w H&rali. ?? me, MNr E@ltr, to correct a charac. ?? httoteset a M. l Bright's on this subtcot. :. gett'em i is rep --ted asS1 oac'g in the City ^4 itit the Tories would gladly see Scollrnd a dcer fc:cas. 1''r ta* ,; o , er wb FAct The largeot and of i 'S i iL- (Leer forest., In Scotland are the ?? ',c!ix f. Po;slSire, and those In ...

... TflE STJEAMNE% TYROS. LIFrED OFF In ocr Issue of Saturday It was reported in our sbipping intehience that the Tynw7a1d, which ran ashore on the rocks outside of Isie Ornsay (Sound of Sk-ye) on a passage from C!Yde to Icuiand, had been floated and taken Into Ornsay Harbour, This intelligence, which was received by telegraph from Oben, has now been supplemented by fall particulars in regard to ...

... TIIE -EG{( C'07N'TPseR, 'Fr0m the F[l stJ. 7xt.> he' E-1ish peop gdile. What isa, t1.1e r all ?? ?? e .5I.prthl~eta~bi des' r, rb~ill shpeir tonic,) s~i.o ?? wixe, and desve~r ,n 1 - ?? ald their ticr to :r tha oU r ' 'l TJCS are r,(t; ge5;(ralted Tv tbe hie only to cite the p and the montthly tthe 6 -h cqa-a o(f our ?? Mer p ?? a rve as ctpult3 ?? tre ,d - , a iliei lauct1)h their ^t~icb the ...

... ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON MONT BLAN-C. Mr Edwin Pettrtt forwards particulars of another shocking accident on Mont Blanc. Writing from Chamouonix on the 14th instant, he says:- On Friday morniLg, t half-past eight, Captaia Ark- wuight and his eiater Slmond Michel (gulde). and two porters. Lit Chamonuix for the Grands Molets, at which place they arrived in the evening at aix o'clock. At that time the ...

... LOCKEtRBIE OCTOBER TRYST. THuBeDAY, OCroBra 18. The ?? for the Eeroan of the great sheep mar. kets of Lockerbie was held to day, The weather was ?? urpropif oQS; fie mora-i2g dawoc I with a fierv, red sky, sd b- seven o'clock rsin began to fall. The wind blew stroug from the south-east. Sho l.y after nine o'clock the raia fel heavier, and never ceassd the vwhole day. Wbst with the wind and ...

... il TJ3 Beu ?? flTAR&Oe' Fi VENTES D I A yo.rg gerttrean who has seen 19 summers, ana who on coming of age will become the poassseor f £100,000, lately, says a correspoenient of the Globoe, we t to Exsrotah from Birmingham, where his guard!rn resides, kn company witI a tator, to en= deavonr to improve hia health sud to increase his k)owledge, Thy two took lodgingat the residence of a gardener, ...

... A NIGHT ON THE OrTLER BPITZ. (Stem abe Coshi magazine for October.)- The following description Of a perilous adventute Is taken from the papers of the late Robert Jacob, -eq. (of Dublin), who, with his relative, Mr. Wal. pole, ascended the Orler Spitz Mountain during a tour throughthe Tyrol in the month of August, 1861. The narrative was pennea a few hours ater the oc. currences to which it ...

... VOUIJNTEEs~R INTrELIGE:hNCE. 1ST B15GT. ILANAR3R33HIES ERIffL VOLUSgTEEBlS. |a The Reg~imental Challenge Vase contests for 1866 e term~ina ted at Fossil Ranzge ont Satukrday 16st, There s are three conpetitions yearly, at 200, 500, and600 e yards, op3en to all efficients, seven shots being fired t on each day at each of these distanies;, Hytbe pool- Iz tintis, Wimbledoni tairgets ?? scoring. T ...