... By the arrival of the above mail we have advices from Bomibay to August 30; Calcutta, August 27 &c The trade and navigation returns of British Ynl for the month of Sune last show (mys the Bo~yGazette) the total value of imports ltha mto th to have been A67,22,707rs., and of the exports 4,48,67,162rs. The value of the imports shows a slight inorease over the same month in the previous year, ...

... I TilE COUNTESS OF DERWENTWATEL.' I Much interest wae manifested in tbe business of the fexioam Police-court on Tuesday, in con- sequence of- the hearing of soverol charges of trespass and assault which had bcen preforred against the followerfi of the ' Countess of Dsr- wentwater. It appears that her Jodyahip bad given a speeial permit to William Wil. kinson to kill game on any part ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. 'WE lear l from Strnsburg that ILM. Anou-Pr ln bccnl set at libr-ty, tho Jtmn:-Ai)voc.m.E havigr, dacided I. .. . .. I . I Iint t he io we.s ItI, CeIc against iini-a bft'iis icut rc:ason, by the way, ?? he ought never to have been a srrtet. in .eist was aI ittid ?? and it iS vorv ?? tiat OIe Judvge Advocateus ducisieu was inspired firul BerlLin. THIE Old Cntholic Congress ...

... PARIS, Sunday. THF organs of the Extreme Left are becoming more and more alarmed for the late of the Republic as they understand that form of government. What has frightened them is the conversion of M. Casimir-Perier, and the enelal tendency of the Orleanist party to tolerate and even to support the greent Government. The Radicals declare that they were indifferent to the hatred of the ...

... ACCIDENT. -On Saturday afternoon the guard of a goods train, named Isaac John, in getting off the engine before stopping aj Manorbier station, missed his foot and fell under the wagons. Before the train could be stopped two carriages passed over him, causing instant death. ...

... THE LAST BATTLE.—OUR AUXILIARY FORCES. (BY A SPECIAL MILITARY CORHBSPOIfDENT.) AxDSRgHOT, Saturday. The last two battles of the campaign were characterised by the same ipecies of blundering which it has been my endeavour to shew were but too plainly discernible in our first engagement. To attempt to point out the many errors that were committed would be but to traverse ground which I have gone ...

... PAIStAOY. - 3 Esa~PE Or Bovs YioxibiUa To 'rTk Kimita heis ?? -_ Satur ay fternoon anhi R. Raoicsra:- ?? udy.get assistant ieeqhor in t~; Xibhl,~iiefbeinatory wia~ if giving About fifty of the b Dys' of, tho: fnstit~utionl thei a walk into. the country. - They land gone on .a ma3 goods way in perfect order, but when near Lini- in wood, some two milei, from Paisley, sevorali of Mr~ the bigqest ...

... A meeting under the auspices of the Republican Club and the at Sht.ffiejd 0n Saturd 'V afternoon. YA r the Intprnational and Re mblicanisui were given, aud the Prince of Wales and oyalty were booted. ...

... jil -V~I -ORDIARY Ii'LEGLIAMSI Y Va L .y'oI( n Dztthmii. , a .1 t'aahnS-- ir- 1-rt -i ' 'i sh. a '2 ?? R;.5 ?? ~~ ?? L^r..ura: a- sf - ?? (Id + ii- '4o?.:tEta 1 ''4LVLN .01 I i-a 02 02-t I he .2ti Tar tt. N ,v i hN c nia taT$.. ;o 1½s anti t is B c.adt 2. | 'nrncn 31.t st-hone of ni- t !anicstiva divd. s tbi1 ' ?? ?? i a i.Ito to:r armieis. CIE' -,I; D , S C1t'Y . - - .. I t . I. L . - P La ...

... I - . SPANIS 'POLITICS. SPEECH OF SENOR 'ZORRILLA. (FRnOM ouon Ownc CoOniflpoxnDl5.) MADnrD, Ssm. 19. Interest has been added to the present import- ti ant phase of Spanish politics by a short but expressive speech delivered by the Radical Premier O Senor ~Ruiz Zorrilla, at a -private meeting o f the ajorities1 of.~ both houses on Sunday nigt As the future of Spain nsust. be lookced upon in ...

... CARDIFF. ORDINATION AT LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL.—Yesterday the Lord Bishop of the diocese held an ordination service at Llandaff Cathedral. The number of candidates was not large two were ordained priests and five dc-cons. VOLUNTEER MOVEMENTS.—The following resignations have just been announced in the London Gazette 4th Glamorganshire.—Lieut. T. Powell resigns his com- mission. 6tb.-Captains H. T. ...

... A SEVERE ACCIDENT.—Jame3 Wall, an old man, apparently about 70 years of age, whilst engaged at the works cleaning some tramroads, met with a painful and severe accident on Saturday. It appears that while dis- charging his ordinaiy duties, a team of coal trams were proceeding on their way down an inclined plane from the yard to the forge. The man being hard of hearing, could not hear them, and ...