... watch will be kept to prevent any accident or attempt to rob the vault. THE ARMY. Lieutenant-Colonel G. B. Traill, assistant adjutant-general of the Royal Artillery in Ire- land, is, as a temporary measure, performing duty 'as assistant adjutant-general ...

... readily to the popular imagination, and excite most spontaneously the devotion of an army. Many a legend of him and of his troopers will long be current on the border-land when the war has ceased. For him, at any rate, the sad struggle is over. His death ...

... Irish gentleman in New York baa- in vain tried to detect an Irish man or woman amnongihe many Mormons who have entered Castle Garden. -On Saturday morning, 760 Mormons landed at the depot from t0e.8hip Thoxnton, most of them having been sent out at the ...

... The M bodies of a woman and child, the one tied to the ie other by a rope, were found in the rorth at re Trinity, near Leith, yecterday morning. The cf bodies have not been identified, but both are re- n. spectably dressed. The woman appears to have d ...

... blefro the Lord Cbief-Baron, the case of Mitchell ai. Burn.- ham was heard. It was an action brought by the plaintiff, a young woman named Alice Mitchell, to Ti recover damoges from the defendent for his breach I of promise to marry her. The defendant pieallcd' ...

... with. Acordingly, the boys were sent to a privace 5school in Chester. At an early age the subject of this memnoir entered the army, and served with Idistinction under Sir John Mo ore at Corunna, and under the Duke of Wellington in Spain and France, . having ...

... The last of Caroline Chisholm, not the last of her good works, for they are now bringing forth an hundredfold in far off lands-was in strict keeping with her un- ostedtatious but stirring life. Round' her grave there was no idle pomp, and no vain display ...

... alcom.- psny has started for Baiphone to reinforce them. Mere probably the Chinese are upon the way to join the Black Flag Army at Bae Ninge. The missionaries have mtaken flight from the stations along the route which the Chinese troops are followingand ...

... coODcrnS them. and ant coansisnt uf the valuiatlc. IseV r l the0 render. It js nows my privilege to - turn tO thle iet toawt, 'The army, navy, andi auxiliasry s aic.7' W hon tsked Si propoue this toast I accepted wxith pleasure. hoping to have an opportutnity ...

... place t of honour in the annals'of the army; and to a long l line of glorious ancestors, whose names shineI brightly in history, and whose hearts beat warmly s for the army. Thus we belong to each other-I and the army-thus we are born for one another; b ...

... FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE. On Wednesdav, August 81st, at Kilkeel Church, la marriage was solemnized between Dr. Percy Johnston. Army Medical Department, eldest son of J. W. Johnston, Esq., M.D., Park View, Cork, late surgeon-major 86th Ring's Light Infantry ...

... that his Exeellency the Lord Lieutenant has again, in the exercise of his prerogative, licensed from the Derry Jail a. young woman, committed for a first i offence, to nes the remainder of a term of imprison. ment in the HIoytesbury Asylum, Dublin. A memorial ...