... aud the entire iueffieieucy of the luilitary force now thtre to protect the route. The troops htve had hard time. From the Flatte leara that one train had eight men killed by tbe ludiaus aud number of others wounded. The Indiuus seems to do all the damage ...

... part of tbe miue. Ihe report of tbe agents stated that tl.ey had every confidence that their efforts in East Levant would be crowned with success. At the Wheal Tremayne meeting, ou June 5, the accounts for tbe three months, ending with costs for March, showed ...

... the field. PRUSSIA. •m. v 30, . „ Bbblin, Sunday. ihe King and Queen of Prussia, accompanied by the Crown ?? W • proceed *° Breslau to-morrow. The Crown Prin- cess, following the advice of her physicians, has renounced her intention of accompanying the ...

... firm all the week, notwith- standing a falling off in the lodes, and leave off 34* to 35. Vi- i r)- y Bh *J re ? have been flatt€r . anu - ea »e off 9| to 9 J. Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 14* to 15; at the meeting a ?? 10 Z' v per BD * re waB declared. Wheal ...