... SOCIETY IN AMERICA-ERAILWAYS AND RE- VOLVERS IN GEORGIA. A most extraordinary narrative of- duels and murders in a exile, railway train in Georgia is given in Wednesday's Times, by 'An d g, Eye-witness. The incidents are said to have occurred in the dung train between Maeon andAugnEita (both in Georgia). It appears large that among the passengers in the car were A and B, two Young the .A ...

... LORt KINNAIRD'S EDUCTION UILL. Wu: have received a copy of the Edlucation Bill presented t] ty t21tHouse of Lords by Lord Kinnaird. This Bdill is us-. t, t tridasa supplementary ]neasure to that introduced I l~ through Lord Montea-gle at ties commencement; of the see- ti be Sion regarding the Parochial Schools. 'The present Bill is 0 clto- An Act to provide for the Educationi of the i1 e ...

... DESPATCHES FRONT TIHE BLACK SEA AND BALTIC. eve The Leondoz Ga'zele contains a despatclh from General 2 Simpson, and one from Adenical Lyons, with enclosures from at E Lieutenant Hewitt, of the Beagle also, a despatcl from Admi. bla, ral Diwdas, enclosing a report from Captain Yelverton, of the the Arrogant. ' I ru General Simpson writes on the 10th July, that at five that Fre morning a heavy ...

... WED E Y II s 22 9-~VrDTNESDAY, August 22, 1855. THE QUTEFN IN PARTS. h,, EVERY guarantee for the stability of the Anglo-French re alliance is a guarantee for the liberties of Europe. The en presence of the British Sovereign in the Palace of In- tl dustry in Pans, at the moment that the cannon of the of Invalirlps proclaimed the triumph of the allied arms in II the Ililtic, and of the French ...

... go .--TABLE-TALK-O SAMUE - - Eu. TABLE-TALK9 OF SAMUEL PROGEMS. IS E RS K I NE. ty V'hen Lord Erskine heard that somebody had died worth two it hundred thousand pounds, he observed, Wcll, that's a very ;y pretty sum to begin the next world with. ,n A friind of mine, said Erskine, was suffering from a con- tinual wakefulness, and Ivarious methods were tried to send him- to sleep, but in ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS'-Wlednesday, June 18. ad Sic WV. SOMERVILLE Moved that the fur-ther consideration of I cc Ncswab of Surat Treaty Bill he postponed. Sir F. KELLY Oppose the motion, and proposed, as an amend- neslt, that the report of the committee be then considered. to MrIt V. SMeITe o ectcd to a question like that, affecting the re- 0on venes f te Cown bingbroghthefrethe House in the wi shae ...

... .- - I . 1 A. - I . I -.. .. . .. y ~a W. *t YESTERtDAY the King's Parkc,at Stirling, was the vecene Of our aan enthusiastic meeting in commemoration of the r ude glory Jam of the war of Scottish indepenidencei and its greatest hero, the ~eWilliainWallace. The meeting was composed of men fromi lowi ic all parts of the country-of all ranks and degrees- -and its man d object was the erection of ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE CRIMEA. (From the Times.) VIENNA, Monday Evening.-It is reported here that -Lord Stratford de Redoliffe has been recalled. The Austrian Times announces that the bombardment v of the northern forts of Sebastopol began on the 29th b ult; that the Russian army was in full retreat; and t that on the 29th, it had reached Akaka, 3 days' march 2 from Mackenzie's Farm. This ...

... '. 0 HOUSE OF LORDS-7TH JULY. -- . - - -. *ABEDENNAflD BOTTnIKHMILAND' ADTALGAMA-TIoN DfL.L. - COMMITTEEun.-Lord Wrottesley (Chazirman),: Earl Ba- tisurst, Earl of Egmont, VicontTorrington, Lord Dun- For the. Promoters-pir Knowles, Q. C. ; Mr E. B. Denni- son, Q'. C. ; and Mr A. J. Johnston', Counsel; Messrs Dune- ford & Co., Parliamentary Agents. For the Rdtfsbnngh, Perth, and Duontlee, and ...

... DESPATCH OF FOR.EIGN M-AILS FROM ABERDEEN. OIaALN. Be-p~atched. IBOX Closes. Holland Daily 1.45 r .m. Hamlburg ..-.- - Daily. 1.45 r r. Fran e .. . . .. ail (10 LA I. France ;Daiy |11.45 ra.. Ostend Daily. 1.45 rae. Lisbon, Madeira (if eddres-sed via Lis- ) la3 26. 10 A-rT. bon, Spain, and Girlar.Mr 0 1 A.I Gibraltar ...

... --------i FRANCE.te It will be remembered that the, Emperor and Empress announuc ed their intention of standing god-palrents for all childleSS born inl France on the sasna day as the Princo Imperial. The voitaurm-m now states that 3,600 olalins have been sent in for this licronur. St isThe rli correspondent of the'Vinesc rsports that the Emperor WI 'isabutto edcethFrench army tte'enormous ...

... THE DEESME GATHERING. ' - Tesls favourite meeting for the practice of the ancient Highland Games aild feats of strength and skill, was held on the Market Stance at Banchory, on Thursday. The weather, unfortunatly-jproved very unfavourable for the proceedings -rain falling, more or less, almost without in- M terruption, from noon till night. Notwithstanding this fr( drawbac, however, there .we ...