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'aldali by the mail for Darjiling yesterday ternoon. His Honorlon arrival at Siliguri all ride up to Kurseong via. Pau Kliabari. le Hon. Mr. Caton, Chief Secretary, the o n . Mr. Risley, Sir Alfred Croft and Mr. miry,lnspector-General of Police, left for 'ding

then pat and carried. The Hon. Mr. Nalin Behar( Sircar then moved that the following eight commissioners do form the Special Conunittee:—Mr. Morshed, Mr. Apcar, Mr. Bertram, Moulvi Badruddin Ryder, Mr. Lane Anderson, Mr. Phelps, Baba Kali Churn Palit

sow to No felt in the market. The ingdooi, daptain Laird, Bound to .China with a carp of cotton, lett Pilot i t rtpected, that a Boat Race, for a Sitlr to be raised by sebecription, Will Phu en His Majesty's birth day. Some measum have already been effecter

far from successful. In his remarks on the School the Lieutenant Governor says he looks forward to the time when no Hindoo of respectable family will consider that he has done justice to his daughters, or fulfilled his duty to his country in respect to

into Delhi, where sense the end of a week of hard work, but he wont find Mr. Bode much peace or relaxation if .he has to eght his Capt. way roond amongst a mob of men having to Mr. Alexaw*le It was thee resolved that the following succes- p 45 4.m. the

try to Madagascar duringl s s3•`B : MARGARET MAITLAND'S NEW NOVEL. with Notices of the People, Natural History, Ac. By IHE Laird of Nirlaw, a Scottish Story, by the Author the Rev. William Ellis , Author of 0 Polynesian Releof Margaret Maitland. Lillie's

education. W4B origipplly 34d devoted Moak * who)* of his earnings to the spread of educating. Hs quite different from ether benefactors of mankind, inasmuch as kis pecuniary gifts to schools were given in his lifetime, whilst those of other benefactors were

for the restoration of his health. Mr. Thiers has addressed the Assembly in reply to 11. Gaudette's speech at Grenoble, and also respecting the recent religious disturbances at Nantes, concerning which he announced it to be his wish and that of the Government

London, with a general cargo and the following passengers :—Sergaon Major Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall, Mr. Barr, Mr. Bird. Mrs. Plummer and 4 children. Mn. Heatoo, and Mrs. Sluett. Tbe captain reports that he bad for the most pan tine weather. Prom Aden

end it. So, too, the successful merchant prise of smell beginnings has to submit to the repeated of his sisters and Coining., his brother's children and his father's friends, front the small country village whets he once played amongst the pigsties, and