... Th since movement which originated now about seven years son> e influential persons attending Reading MarlerijU of the. erection of a Corn Exchange, has at Wldi attended with success. The necessity such a I duty °f the Corporation to provide it, have too 'd the columns this Journal. This fact reco se d, d they took measures which preem- lle formation of Company, and gave promise an cesj. a ...

... °NDOJV, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. E CE ' CT - 3.—The Diritto of this evening purees follow telegram as received from private Shorn l General Garibaldi embarked yesterday for 1 f °, * arr va l ne re-arrested and again Caprera. He is now under the surveillance Tht&ent vessel. i t roo P are actively pursuing the insurgents. cn s nven them out of Acquapendente and made it - The Monitcur sa s that the ...

... 219,300 Present Weekly Circulation, upwards of 4,500. NOTICE. PERMANENT REMOVAL. MR. JORDAN (18 years) Resident Stjegical and MECHANICAL DENTIST, has REMOVED from Ko. 3, to 7, FORBURY, two doors beyond his former Residence. Established 1709. PIANOFORTES AND HARPS.—A Large Stock of New and Second-hand Pianofortes, and Erard's Double-action Harps, Harmoniums, Concertinas, for SALE or HIRE, at ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 12. THE PRINCIPALITIES. Berlin, July 11.-M. de Richthosen, the Prussian Representative in the common for reorganizing the Principalities, has set out He will pass some time at one of the Bohemian Baths, and will then repair to h.s °lt considered probable that Sardinia will be admitted to the same Commission. The Court. The Queen held a court at o'clock yesterday ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. , Paris, Oct. 29.—A telegram despatched from Marseilles to-day, at 2 p.m., brings the news of the destruc»on by fire of the establishment of the Messageries Imperiales La Ciotat. The loss is estimated at 3,000,000fr. M. and ■Madame Nadar have arrived in Paris. India.—lndia is sending reinforcements to the body of troops in New Zealand. Her Majesty's 50th oot are ...

... XE-ON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 'S v 0 ENCEMENT 0F the Insurrection in T from ' Jan - 31.—Advices have been re?>d« nuhl- i. l to the llth of January. The Athens the following intelligence from Candia : ' tb S?; at * ack made by the insurgents at Kissa-5$ ar ,T red the Turkish lines, killing and wounda ca Pturing quantity of arms. Another se : , taken place at Cacophoro (?) which ended S'Hiotea , or ...

... The Queen of Denmark arrived in London on Saturday. Her Majesty is the guest of the Prince and Princess of Wales, at Marlborough House. The Duke of Sutherland's yacht Undine, with the Duke of Edinburgh on board, was stranded on the rocks near Burghead Harbour on the morning of the 3d, but was got otf again. The Lord Mayor on Monday left London for Brussels the special invitation of the King ...

... By the Cuba, which brings intelligence from New York to the Bth inst., we have some interesting particulars of the Peace Conference. The interview was friendly and good-tempered throughout. President Lincoln principally conducted the conversation on the part of the Federals, and Air. Hunter on the part of the Confederates, Mr. Stephens occasionally 'taking part it. The Commissioners spoke ...

... AUSTRIA. The Pope's Encyclical—Vienna, Jan. B.—The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day says :— The Encyclical, and the catalogue of errors appended thereto, will be communicated to the bishops Austria. In conformity with the Concordat between Austria and the Pope, the Imperial Government can exercise no influence with respect to the form in which the Encyclical and its appendix should be ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 25. ij^': Warsaw, May 23.--The law relating 0 :? ° f Coln nulsory labour by the peasants in •'% uv , ■ been ubl 'shed. It indicates four different the redemption may be effected. The s t of n„, *Hy relieved from all compulsory labour on AHIS ' 24 -— The Pa y s this , Sultan has been attacked by dyspepsia.'' Mail ;~~ Ga lway, May 24.-The Atlantic ,,1n a,nsn 'P Adriatic, ...

... CHIN A.— Foreign Office Despatch.—Foreign Office Jyn. 25.—The following telegram has been received the Foreign Office, from Her Majesty's Consul Marseilles, dated Jan. 24, 10.30 p.m.:— Great part of the expeditionary forces had arrived safely at Hong Kong on December 15. The Peiho was completely frozen up. Two thousand five hundred English, under General Staveley, and a quota of French, have ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, JAN. 10. FRANCE. Paris, Jan. 9, Evening.—The brigade destined to join the French expeditionary corps in Mexico, will embark the middle of this month. La France of this evening asserts that either the Archbishop of Aix or the Bishop of Nancy will he appointed to the Archbishopric of Paris, vacant by the death of Monseigneur Morlot. is said that Prince Napoleon will, on the ...