... HAYMAIRKET. TrlllS EVMNO, AN UTNEQLTAL MIATCH. MessH s Bnoksteoe, Chippooj O oes edl ?? dames Sevie Jltti;lliam, & o. PARIIS , ND BACK FOR a5. Mr. Jluckstone.-Aud PETER SMINK. ADELPIII. THiS EvFIxna, THE BARONET ABROAD. Miss Roden.- TDE JUNSCIIBACK. Mlessrs. Nevlle, Billington, Ashley, &tc.; Mlisses Kate & Elle Terry.-And A SLICE OIF LUCK. Messrs. Clarko & Taylor; Misses A. Seaman and E. Pitt. ...

... THE REV. JAMES FRASER AND TME COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES. _ The following correspondence relating to Mr. Fraser's report on education is the United States, has appeared in the Boston Advertiser: Upton Rectory, Reading, England, July 12, 1867. From a letter of the correspondent of the London Times, dated Boston, June 27, and published in the Times of yesterday, Ifind that, though ...

... WRECK ON THE IRISH COAST WnEXORD, Saturday-While it was blowing very hard from the WSW., this morning (reports William Oogblan, E3q., the Collector of Cuntoms), the Qnaok R bert Hudson, of Arklow, which Was Msk- ing for Wexford with a. cargo of fish, stranded on the south end of the Dogger Ba3nk. A stsaim-tiog and a. pilot-boat passed close to the smack as she got ashore, but owing to the ...

... TIIE ZOLL VEREIAT. THE commercial union which, under the name of the Zollverein, has, existed in Germany for upwards of thirty years, and which has just been reorganized in accordance with the results of the late war, has in its timen done much good service both to Germany and to Europe. Its establish ment was the first step made in Europe in the direction of free trade and it contributed more ...

... NIL DIE&ELz AS AN OP.&TOR. The London correspondent of the New Yrb Tiemm thus describes Mr. Disraeli's speech on the third reading of the Reform Bill:- It was known t, the beginning of the evening. pracil- cally, that the Bill would pass without a division. Nevertheless, the debate was one of the ?? earnest, condensed, and able ef the session. When the Speaker put the question, after some ...

... TUB! QUEZZ'3 V15rI to A Carlisle I-rer . Ja u l hour And , q i1rter to k pip, a in ?? del Carlisle. ?? trainw ~sdw 1 tO.. ro'rl `,54? sevein minuteS )r revn on ur was half-pas-. b-fore the old dify aj' ' ant then it wrs ageertainele wh, hadl bh c t previons night, that the Qa. e'ne s w ,eneath WYthop TtaUner. north sf ° Waverley ronte of tbe N rtb gri, - s -hich her lt6jaoty W&R khbout tor, ...

... iTH WWATS OF AUSTRALIA; WSe bsve been eporting largeqantities of wheat to Bngland', somezof oar scjuattrs are making pr0* psr~ations'to beil down their sheep for, tallow, in the absence of a market for. the meat; bread is selling at from fivepence to sixpence the four-pounnd loaf,. beef nd mutton from threepence to sixpence per po..nd, potatoes at three pounds per ton, aad excelent wine of ...

... BYSBOP COIENESO AND BISHOP TWLLS.- The following letter, dated: Durban,: Natal, 10th July, giving an account of occurrences in connexion with f Bishop Twell's visit to the diocese of Natal, appears in the e 'CapeArgus of July 18. The author, it will be seen, writes e ad a strongpartisan of Bishop Colenso: In my last I told you of the ruinours afloat about an intended invasion of this diocese ...

... LORD LYTTELTONAND THE INCREASE OF, THE, EPISCOPATE. ?? _ Lord Lyttelton writes on this subject toi the Guardian:- Sir,-I beg to be allowed, through your columns,tocalltheattention of churchmen tothefposi- tion in which the question of an increased episcopate has been left, on the failure, in its last stage, of the bill of the recent session on the subject. It is possible that, at an earlier ...

... I HN; C GHRS AT NISI PRUS. ?? (From tshe Solie0rs' Jourao.) t) -Much has been written lately about the function t of the judge in the trial of cases at Nisi Pius, and the ex- tent to which he ought to interfere in the examination of witnesses, and other details of the trial. These discussions , have been suggested by one or two' recent scenes, as i they are commonly called-anglies, quarrels ...

... The thirty-second ordinary half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the North and South Western Junc- tion Railway was held at the offices of the company, Euston Station, yesterday. Mr. H. TOOTAL, the chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, which we have already published, said it wars gratifying to know that the receipts from traffic for the last half-year siowed 7n increase of 329L. ...

... ICOCEA EMEfT OF SEX FOR FIFTEEN YEA1BS.| Aninvestigation of a very extraordinary character took place on Wednesday evening before Mr. Bedford, the Westminster coroner, at the Prince of Orange Tavern, Brewers-green, relative to the death of a woman unke own, the supposed illegitimate daughter of a Seotch nobleman, whose true sex was discovered while dying at a common lodging-house, No. 5, ...