FIGHTS ro COME July S-Hall, of Cliftoniand Tipping, of Newcastle, 15 soyS a-side, ?? and Hayes, 10 ours a-aide. 22-Callacthan and Oakley, 25 soos a-side, at Derby. si-Curtie, of Edinburgh, and Sandy UIKay, of Glasgow, 5 sovs Aug. 6-Billy Mills (alias Snacks), of Leeds, and the i

I CITY. SATU1RDAY EVENING. The West India steamer is announced. She brings about a million and a half of dollars, besides 31,710 in silver coin and articles of value. About 161,000 dollars maybe placed to the Mexican Dividend account. Her accuts are dated from Tampico the 24th o

EDITED BY "VATES." ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. C, XV P The Sweepstakes must be paid to Orlando and loisan as firstl n secornd Orlando amongst his lot, he wins; he cannot -Z ' recover over ten pounds, but he has other resources to en- ?? ?? tjr .menl of a debt of honor. Aor lrVE f

AQUATICs. MATCHES AND IREGATTAS TO COME July 8-St. George's and Royal Academy Club four-oared nnatch from Westminster to Pumnev. c, 8-Beccles Regatta. 9-A Sweepstakes Match, from Westminster n Putne* with the tide, between the Union, the Sons of the Tharnes and Trafalgar Clubs. ,

THE VETEMINARIAN. (Logman & Co.)-We wish tl, l'ercivall, in his " Lectures on Horses," had treated certain means of ascertaining age, or that someeotler correlen partv would tsike up the subject in the pages nf this peril)coal. no topic could be more interesting or instructive a

ROREiMN AFFAIR. FRANCE. According to La Gazette de France tere area twenty-seven editors and conductors of 'r a t ?? imprisonment in that country. Since 16.30 -OPapers suireein in fines alone the enormous surn of 7,600,00 W rnlim ha rtg Ina KS paid The united amount of imprisonme

-- =STEAM SHIPS. ,In GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- ' PAS'S owerfol and first-rate STEAM SHIPS are appointed .9.L pA~ S~TOMzHOUSE or TOWER OP LONDON, for- toAMURGH (carrying her Majesty's mails) every Wednesday and gAMB early. The Countess of tosdale, Capt. i, S. Sttotdaiy.me Jnn

I The session for the jurisdiction of this Court commenced on Monday, pursuant to adjournment. The Commissioners pre- sent were the Common Sergeant, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall and Copeland, the Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffls,&-c., &c. There were eighty prisoners for trial, and the off

ANOTHER RACING YARN; OR, THE CRUISE; OF THE RACE-HORSE." I TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. DEAR VATES,-Have at you again, my jolly old brunette, in another yarn! letting us hope your complexion is not mate- rially injured by your late northern visit, where, by the way, the old adage, s

-THE SALADIN-AWFUL DISCLOSURES !-MUTINY AND HORRIBLE MURDERS. Since our last number the commullitY has been startledwith the information that two of the prisoners of the Saladin have turned Queen's evidence, and have discloseda tale of blood which makes the heart thrill with horr