... THBE -GRIGINAL 0T JAR'NDY-ME-'V. . - A YCF_. Mr D. W Stevenwrite ,to the Tines as follows, regardaiuthe Jennings'-estate-whicl siaid to have ftrnisbed ?? with- .te ?? ?? the' a-l i ','Bleak Hoiser-I vowi r isue, of Tuestia ,& -argrave 4ennibgs proMfgi6- corre-t the err-ref ybor very accurate coflesoident wawritlb irom Phuldel.- vhia, axid-in ti% endeavouf, to -arr -out this-inten- . tion ...

... TEHE MURPHIYITES AT BIRMINGHAM. I I teSCANDALOUS PROCEEDINGS. by of We copy the following from the Bitminghanm ai ?? of Saturday at, Our readers are aware that the negotiations for oo.a discussion between Mr. Murphy and Mr. one Houston on the one part and Mr. Raffles on the lenco other, were a day or two ago proclaimed to have their fallen through; but Mr. Raffles iseenis to have ymnfeared the ...

... Rabal antr Militarp. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 25. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty entertained the heads of departments in this port and garrison at dinner on board the Osborne on Friday even. ing, and on Saturday morning, after inspecting the Viper, one of the new t; in-screw vessels recently commissioned landed at the King's-stairs and resumed their inspection of the dockyard. At two ...

... A GRARAMbSTOwN correspondent, writing on the 16th ult., describes the disturbances in the diocese of Natal as follows:- Dr. Twells, Bishop of the Orange F' ee State, while on his way to attend the Synod at Lambeth, stopped at Maritabnrg to con- hirm some members of tile Church of England there, and (as one account says) to re-confirm others who had been confirmed by Dr. Colenso. Bishop Twells ...

... X RAILWAY .NINTECIGE.N a. GRRAT ANOBTE4: The half-yearly ordinary general meeting was held on Saturday, at King's-oross Station; Colonel PACaI M.P., in the chair. The directors' report, having been published, was taken as read. The CImAN, in moving the adoption. of the report, ?? is with feelings of deep regret that we arve again to meet you on an' ocasion when we have to an- nounce a further ...

... THE SITnuTIONorN SPAIN. [FRO-M THE STAND-30RD]. TITE acts of the Spanish Governiment are in striking contrast witlh its words. Whilst it pro- Ifesses to treat the insurrection which has just broken out with contempt, and even announces that it is practically suppressed already, pro- vince after province is declared in a state of siege, and even Madrid, which is guarded by an army which, if ...

... KEzo, Friday Afternoon. Her Majesty's visit to the ancient burgh on the banks of the Jed has been one of the most interesting events of her stay in the Border-land, The town has always been noted for the loyalty of its inhabitants; and when it was known that Her Majesty, during her stay at Floors, would drive across to Jedburgb, the utmost energy was displayed in mnaking the necessary ...

... RIDDERIIINSTER. BOEOG11 POLbC.-Goneral Cartwright made his annnal inspection of the borough police force on Saturday. lie expressed his satisfaction with the continued efficiency of the force, and his report will no doubt be a favourable one. The Watch Committee assembled to meet General Cartwright at the time of the Inspection. The number of Indictable offences reported to the police during ...

... UND.RGRUND TELEGRAPHIC SYSTEM. larae number of scientific and othergentlemen n S ecte with telegraphy throughout Europle assembled I~0ch lastat the resicdence of ir. Donald NicolOak-. ;hll, Kilburn, for the purpose of witnessing a series g ~\prinen5~ ithanentirely novel species of under- ~ndeletuctelgrahwhich, whether in point of ..ailOSofcostucio a well as efficiency of service, it~stobe ...

... Ir the late risings in Catalonia and Aragon are really to be attri- buted to General PRIM, it must be said that his second attempt at revolution has been feebler than his first. In January of last year he did contrive to keep the field for about threeweeks; on the present occasion he has not found encouragement even to show himself in arms. But neither the occurrence nor the suppression of the ...

... 1RALWAY RECEIPTS. i(3'om the Times.) The tmf receipts of railways inmhe U nited King- dom amoiunted for the week ending Aut1st 17, on 12,823 miles, to g8S4,180, and for the corresonung week of list year, on 12,560 miles,. to £788,430, showing an increase of 263 miles and of £45,750. The following are the receipts for the past week- MilesO Piean o eceipts. E &IL'WAY'i. 8. - 167 rsf.srt Northern ...

... I - . - n I The boowing s ab slt of the snuceesfu1 candeistes for direct ?? examined at Chelsea Hospital on the 8th iastast andl following days:- Nnmesm Marks. Names. Marks Paget, U .. ?? 0,000 Ford, W V 2,732 Chamberlabn, T J ?? 0,004 O'Beirnoe, AM 1 2,718 Parker, J H ?? 6,974 Cavanegh, 0O ?? 2,030 De Clanay-Rennick, Nurse, A H ,. 2 0g0 J ?? .. 6,814 Little. W H R ?? 2,659 ualone, E E ..B 6 ...