... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE INSURRECTION IN ITALY. PARIS, OCT. 5. The Journal des Dehats confirms the news of an attempted in- surrection in Italy, haviog extensive ramifications, through the legations mentioned in yesterday's Herald. Numerous arrests had taken place. The Papal government had ordered Ancona to be reinforced, and ihe coasts to be well watched. The Pontifical volunteers had beeo ...

... 7TO THE EDITA, OF THE FREUA I.M Y7, Uork-etreet. 8th October, 1846. SIE-Your kindness in inserting mny former letter, and having read in Saunders of the 7th a OPpy of a trinoute of the police commissioners relative to the removal of the late superintendent O'Connor, I am again'induced to solicit - space in your journal for the following sketch of the his- tory of the Detective Police. I ...

... I -- -- - A ta IA - AL , - . _b. 35, Eccles-street, 10th October, 1845. DEAR SIRI was a delighted witness of Father Mathew's labours in the chapel at Kingstown on Sunday last, and among the many pleasing indications of the steady advance a] of teetotalism given on that occasion was the presentation o: of the address I send you herewith, and which I hope you ai will kindly publish for the ...

... TIHE LATE INSURRECTION. The organ of the French government, the Journal des Debuts, professes to have received letters from various parts of Italy, which supply correct information as to the insurrection which has just been crushed in the Pope's do- minions. The attempt, according to its information, has been made by a party of Italian refugees, whom only two or three Spanish refugees had ...

... RA IL WA YS. LAUNCESTON, DELABOLE,AND ROCK. [pROMl OURt COlCESPONDINT.l (- , vriday a public meeting of the inhubitoll±4 of Laumcetonl mnd its neighbourhood. was held in the Ceniral Snbscription-roorns, at LtiicEt toil, for the prlpcose of ceisieitiing a proposal ?? coninectilig the harbour and Band beh-h ot adds-tow and the q1uaryi s ot' D)elabole with Canmelford and Launeestof, ind Allr ...

... MANC1HESTEI{R TIMES,S at U ~~AND Lancnasftie a ?? Exallifiler. | The Ernilia, Dudson, from Rio Janeiro, arrived at Liverpool last night. She sailed from that port on the 23d August. By her arrival we are in- formed that the English and French naval forces had taken possession of the Argentine squadron off Monte Video, and also landed about 1,500 sailors and marines. They had blockaded the port ...

... I I FRANCE The Paris journals still make the sad tidings from Algeria their leading themes; and well they may. Al thongh every petly advantage obtained in Africa, anld evet every successfel rarz a effected in that quarteLr, has hitherto boon punctially reported and detailed in the Msifovitur, no oelicial nlc,!eunti liave yet been published in tiat p-int of the dsour ?? of two columns of ...

... -lAR, SATE, AND ITS ALTERED CONDITION, To Tsta EDITOR OF LLOYD'S WEEKLY NrEwSPAPER. Wo is me, seeingwhat I have seen, seeing what I see ! Time, Mr. Editor, which ripens and which also rots creation, has made sad havoc with this place. As Dan Jerome, in Sheridan's Doesna sung, Oh, the days wshen i were young ! the very recollection in connexion with this once cheerful rendezvous, brings ...

... sit IWO+ DROPSOFCOSMOflTGENEHALLY ADMISUERED BY FRIENDS. Having your health proposed at the age of forty, as a ' promising young man. Reading a newspaper on a railway, containing an account of fivo.and-tweuty lives Iost only the day before. Losing a heavy sunm at cards, and a]I your friends WOnderinig how You could ?? been uch a fool. Petting on :; wvhite nokloth, which you fancy becomes ...

... The extraordinary attempt to palm off upon the rate- I payers of Andover a discarded officer, as it is believed, of E another union, is, I am informed by letter, the subject of c animated conversation in the town. The circumstances of tije case at Oxford, where Price is said to have been, very mudh resemble those of that at Andover. The surgeon of the house brought under the I iotice of the ...

... On Thursday night, shortly after seven o'clock, a fire, which, fromi it. melancholy and distressing cir- cumstauncis, produced a most painful sensation in the neighbourhood, broke out in the Westminster-road, on the promises known as ?? firewo: l; manu- factory, situate on tho South side, fronting the Free. masons' School. The premises, which comprised a dwelling house, three stories high, and ...

... PROGRES5 OF OPINION AMONG THE AlGRICULTURISTS. We cannot say that we have been regularly ti called in to pronounce on the condition of the n M~agricultural mind; but we can have no hesita- b, tion, after what we have recently witnessed, in giving a pretty strong opinion on its convalescence. it The signs of sanity are so decided, that we are dis- b, josed to doubt whether the malady was ...