... T1IE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. IT is rumored that the vacant Bichopric of Ro- chester will probably beconferred on the Rev. Thos. Legh Clauohton, Honorary Canon of Worcester and Vicar oi Kidderminster. The Rev. E. MLI. Goul- burn, D. D., Dean of Norwich, is also named for the appointment. Rev. R. T. Bevan, curate of Kilglass, County Lonmford, has been presented to the living of Street by MIr. ...

... OUr. AUSTRALIAN Ct'LONI (From our ?? iL) Melbourne, 255th. Feb., lssd For several months prior to the opel 'ing of the present Session of Parliament almost daios reitera- tive complaint was made by the Opposition txat the interests of the colony were ssuffering throngh the long-protracted prorogation. It was perfectly x'v understood that the Session would not open till th return of the ...

... : IA~x Ix,tiLL l BPs N ANDi 3IILAND..,.; .i, ,y, April 12. 'The NOlaWsc of this evening asserts; that intorma- . thn ed from a 'good: 8oinq ?? ?? ht the difliculties ?? have -arisen between Hng.. 1MBdlad ?? with ?? to the (Qtleen Victoria, kave nlow entered t«e domanin of csifioaegooidtione, TBE AN1¶EXATIOR 'OF LUXEURVMEG. in ?? . j14ria iFndy, April 2. .The Fance, i article upon the Ltaem.' , ...

... Isla-szv* W. rallbr, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 15; YEsTrERDA afternoon, about five o'clock, the Princess Christian of Schleiwig-Holstein was safely delivered of a son at Windsor Castle. Her Royal Highness and the young Prince are said to be doing well. The number of wrecks reported during the past week amounted to 44, making for the present year a total of 985. - The - steamship Australasian ...

... EMr eCrni. WINDSOR CASTLE, ArIL 13. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Princess Christian. Prince Leopold, attended by Wf. Legg, and Princess Beatrice also drove out. Her rlajesty, attended by Lady Churchill, walked in the grounds this morning. Princess Louise also went out walking. Lieutenant-Colonel G. and Mrs. Gordon had the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal ...

... THE LOSS OF THE ARIL OF DUBLIND I csrlm ur Specia pFW'OrteXr) Dublin, Friday Evening. Mr J. NV. O'Donnell, assisted by Captain Harris, late East India Company's Service, and Captain Roche, RN.N, Inspecting Officer of Coast Guards, as nautical assessors, sat this day in the Nisf Fri-us Couirt, Four Courts, for the purpose of inquiring as to the cause of the shipwreck on the east Coast of the ...

... WE hoped on Saturday to have done for a time with any necessity for discussing Reform, and the way in which it is dealt with by legislators and journalists. But in to-day's Times there is an article which we cannot .allow to pass without observation; for its effect-we will not say its intention-is to throw more dust into the air, to confuse, to delude, to degrade that popular -opinion ...

... PIER READ, DUBLU. ARILPIVALii I Up to 9 a.m., April IS, 1867.-Wind N.W. Aprl 12-Roial sovereign, Howtib, li-eetone; Trerm Arklow, suiphur ore; Dodder, eteamer, Wexford; Ped Belfast, Indiancorn; Glen, Cork, superphoephate; Riols. Willi'm and St. Patrfak. steanirs, Liverpool; Adekl ateamer, Bordeaux; Bes Nymph and Alexandra, steaoer, Holyhead; and five colHteU. April i2-8taeneyAndAdmiralMooreom, ...

... Monday, 2 o'clock. Thid ebmiliqld, otwd. REUTER 'S TELEGRA MS. THE BRAZILS. RIO DE JANEIRO, Marc/h 24.-The Brazilian Government has called out 8,ooo men of the National Guard, in order to reinforce the army at the seat of war. Some of the men in this city have refused to obey the summons. Several cfficers have been suspended. BUENOS AYRES, MMarc/ 14.-Exchange on London, 49 to 49X4. Wet salted ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. IT TuE EmBrmOl OF AUSTRIA LhS Written to IFhis ambassador at Washington, instructing him to askI Mn. SaWAaD to request JuA1aZ to treat the EnIERon MAsXIMelAN as a prisoner of war in case his Majesty should be captured by the Republicans. Tile end ap- pears to be near. Tiru Indians have massacred a United States garrison, tnder CoroNEL RANKIN, in Dacotah territory. Tlro ...

... TlHE ENGINE DRIV;ERS' STRIiIKE ON THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY. LEEDS. There is little change to notice in the position of either party, the Directors and olliciels of the North-Eastern Company being still actively employed in orgaisising a proper stail of drivers rnd firemen to arry on the oriinary trfllic of their vast system, nud the mel on strike remaining as fixed aseverin tleir ...

... SHIPS PUT BACo FROM Sno-On Saturday even- ing the large ship War Cloud. 1131 tons, Captain Littlejohn, bound from Liverpool for Quebec, with caals, put back to the Tail of the Bank leaky, heavy weather having been experienced. The War Cloud s vwned, we believe, in Port-Glasgow.-Yesterday morning, the large iron ship City of Shanghai, 989 tens, Capt. Murray, returned from sea to the Tall A.: ...