... I ClICHESTER HORTICULTURtAL SOCIETY. The summer show of this society took place on Thups- _ day in the gardens of the Episcopal Palace. As this may be considered the fieb of the season, and is looked forward to by very many as a day ofenjoyment, we were rejoiced to sce it on this occasion favoured w ith finer weather than was the case at the two meetings last year. _ The weather, perhRps, was ...

... MR MORTo I'StECTURES o' AGRCULTURE.i I' , On Monday Mr. Ji Lockhart Morton delivered the iffirst of sixteen Jecturels li On Agriculture, and the management of lanide apprpeggjy,2.jA the theasro oft h King's College. The ?? was on tile a veo'y interesting,~'and importsant'sciject-L- How to make I ethe mobt Of landed property. Amnbtgst tile sudienceS .were Dr. Jeif, the principavl of the ...

... - -- S, : SATURDAY,7 SEI-kkMlR 5, ORm WINCH1RSTER CATHED1^L. . TuIatMENxrE ;tzDA Amu m Twriry. .arly &evice-Psalrns, Te Deani and Jubilate, Sing in F. SeconiServ-ico.-anctus, Ky~*, and Creedj Gib. bons.: Itaj befatrc the Sermon. 42 N.Y., Spohr. Afternoon Service.-Before the Serrmon, Oh Lord mty God, Malan. PtaMl, Magnificat -.and -Nuinc Diwiittis, N?ies. Anthem, ''Thy Word, in ref3iAence, ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1857. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Avon, Cap- tain Rivett, arrived on Wednesday evening with the usual Brazilian mhails. She brought 162 passengers, specie value 8001., diamonds 24,0001., and full general cargo. Her dates were Buenos Avres, July 2nd, Monte Video, 5th, Rio Janeiro, 18th, Bahia, 19th, Pernambuco, 22nd, St. Vincent, 30th, Lisbon, 8th ...

... THE EMPEROR ANI) THE EmPRESS OF THE |NH OatAT lsBORNEI II.On Saturday last, as well as i,~- - lice On Saturday last, as ?? as on tl~p'viu a ard the Emperor and Empress, laceoplaevdoub dayt A Queen and Pince Consort, -v,'Sited the Home -Farme the at Osborne; the object of' which wasr but new1 agricultural implements whichs to 'lec6(t -wei av n Prince, had been brought 0il to Os dirne of ti ,ha ...

... VISIT FROM SIR F, BARING. Sir James.Elphinstone promised 'o visit the Boroiigh frequently and soon, but after all Sir F. Baring has been beforehand with him. The sailmakers and ropemakers in the Dookyard had felt aggrieved at the recent altera- tion in the scale of pay on the abolition of task and job work andthe reverting back todaypay. The new scalehad resulted in the painters and carpenters ...

... I (prom the Times.) The position of affairs at Canton, as described in the E intelligence just received from China, accords pretty o exactly with the anticipations which might have been a formed from' our previous knowledge of the circum- stances. After the first collision Admiral Seymour remained on his guard, in expectation of reinforcements g and instructions from home, while the Chinese ...

... . , . - .rI~L~gjI3i}LD (Continued hi OuraFifth' ROBnBY~OUSunday night, ?? -on ~Monday morning, some person or persons entereedtje,&vlLQ house of Mr. Robert Pledger, Bmtl,.&o, n h ERagnsReea~Tnd_ aftr Lieraliny- ?? cthie oftocauthonesai of. Jalro+ne arilliby ane also se rlotherartes oveloninght s~ok lofgr in the were take n t e peltd erd nie. Teplc r onin thealrt , is 0 (Continued from our ...

... DEVON-PORT. The Spiteful, 6, paddle, Com. F. H. Shortt ; Beagle, 4, screw, Lieut. Hewett; Lynx, 4, screw, Lieutenant Aynsley; and Pancy, gun-boat, arrived on the 8th instant from the Mediterranean, to be paid off. The Spiteful, Beagle, and .Fancy proceeded to Ports- mouth, and the Lynx came into harbour. The Wallace, steam-tug, arrived on the 8th instant from Gibraltar, and proceeded to ...

... THE INDIAN MUTINIES.-SPREDY REINFORCMkBNTS R*EQUIRED. LOu~e~1' 21XAZ.U11eO.I). but (F1rom the Tiktneo) anj3 Tue Brtiiiaii Gov~e~ttnsast in its relations to thle Indian s Empire is tb' vb'onf ihsan of generali.ociety. I-Iohoars, Pyr of ceutee, as ql~iiey a'S other people', for his hearing 007 obeys the laws ol'sound,- but hie tanke at long tims to 5,0i comprehend what he iteatq', end drieet Ihe ...

... [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.1 MONEY MARKET, CITY (THIS DAY). Consols for Account ?? Ex. Bills, large and small 4 ?? 4 duis. par. New Three per Cent. ?? .. 92, 4 Consols opened good and market remained firm, closing so. Riailways opened good and' closed stronger. M~ore business doing and a better dispo- sition to buy most leading stocks. Foreign Stocks opened steady and closed glood; Banks the same. ...

... WINCHESTER, INOU - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1857, Fil da, WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL. dal SECOsD SUNDAY IN ADn=NN. trio Early Service.-Te Deum and Jubilate, Wesley ste (recit). Second Service. - Sanctus, Kyrie, and Creed, Wesley in E. Psalm before the Sermon, 42 N.Y., Spohr. - Afternoon Service.-Before the Sermon, TTriy me. Nares. Nagnificat and Nune Dimittis, Cook in C. Ha Anthem, dli give thanks, ...