FISHING IN LOCHLO3IOND.—The rod fishing in Lochlomond has been very good for some days past. One gentleman lately had some excellent sport in the neighbourhood of Luse., having, in the course of five hours, succeeded in landing a salmon of 14 pounds weight, besides 12 ponnds of

_ There seems to be a chronic feud between the Postoffice authorities and their letter -carriers. What is called the minor department of the establishment consists of sorters, messengers, stampers, letter-carriers, and labourers. But, as far as we can gather from the published s

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NIL , . The - ;ollowin , copy of a dispatch from, the Secretary,, of State . for India to . the Go,verpmerd, of India, on , the subject of the circulation, under the official frank of the Seeretaria, of & phimphlet enlitled The. Nil Durpun; and, addreased Govorpor-,General, has ,

The miners of Northumberland and Durham seem determined to leave no stone unturned whereby their , future safety and comfort may be secured. • It is only a week since, in considerable numbers, they assembled to devise plans for the amelioration of their perilousoccupation, and o

Houses of Parliament and numerous other Public Offices, is especially adapted for Offices, bhops, Halls, and i'stssages, being clean, warm, noiseless, dry, and economical. E. GOUGH & BOYCE, 12, Bush-lane, Cannon-street.

Rotterdam on the' 14th hist where they were received by the royal commissary, M. Landen, 'at the Yacht-club house, - which was gaily and tastefully ornamented for the occasion. The members of the Embassy were not a little surprised to find 'flags and banners Waving over them bea

Give a better llght and burn longer than any other NIGHT LIGHTS yet introduced. Mothers will find them very useful for keeping warm the Infant's Food as long as required,with the least possible trouble. They are invaluable for the Sick Room, and will be found very convenient for

The violent storms of rain on Sunday acted more effectually than almost any body ofpolice could have done in preventing a meeting, and therefore a riot, in Hy de park. We do not think, howe ver, that we do any injustice to the character of ma n y rou g hs who ass e mbl ed near w

COPY of a letter from Mr. WM. LADY MAN late of the Chatham Division of Marines, and now residing at Victoria Street, Great Grimsby, dated June 8, 1860 :—" To Mr. Woodcock,—Sir, I beg to send a few particulars of my most extraordinary case and cure. Ido not fail to tell people wh