The demand for all tlescriptious of good Hops continues tolerable for this period of the year, and in many instances choice samples bring rainier more money. The best sorts of brown hops are rather more in demand, and the currency is firm at about the annexed quotations Per owl

Earthenware, and a large quantity of Chinese Antiquities, included in 7 Bed Rooms, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, which under instructions received from Capt. BRAITHWAITE, Will be Sold by Auction, on Intl!. 2nd, 1856, and following day. The Valuable FURNITURE AND ANTIQUIT

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Iseumbent of the perish, the Rev. W. C. Bell, Chaplain, Bengal,to ?try,. second daughter of Thomas jemmy, Esq., of Renshaw Thornton Heath. Jan. 21st, at Boxley, Franklin Lushington. Esq., of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law, youngest son of the late Edmund Henry Lushington, of

The following me the official arrangements for the •açpvssehng great Evangelical Conference at Geneva, tabs held under the presidency of Lord Roden: Sunder, Sept. 1.: A meeting for prayer. Monday, Sept. 2. Morning: Opening Address, by the President of the Pi branch of the Evange

On Wednesday last, the left wing of the 64th Regt., arrived at Dover, en route from India. This regiment which has been on Foreign service twelve years, served throughout the Persian war, in the battles of Beshue, Bushue, and Kooshueab, it was also engaged in the Indian Mutiny,

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