... Dates from Rendebu are to the 29th ult., anid from Hambcrgto the lat rnstant. A letter from Rendiburgs ays. The earthern mtounds nave been removed from the: south side ofthe city of Eckernforde, and the site in S sin; except where it is intersected bb trenches. The Danish lihe of advance poets extenu from the Kiel and Eckernforde road over Nt indebye, Osterbye, and so on; near the Windebye ...

... THE POISONINGS AT ?? GOV~ERN~MENT INTERFERENCR I No riinWIZEWORTa, EBB)=~ Sner. 4. No ng mon has been caused in thir dis- trict by the appreheikon of Sorah Cheashan, whb at tke sping 4aitet fot the county in 1S8 waa tried and acquitted of the murder of her two ahildren. The arrest took place at the instance of the Secretary of State, on suspicion of btr having destroyed her husbad, i chard ...

... 1iHU )BW FUNLEW HOlff IEN A40T. NtiOUS~ ?? ?? ?? 1gsiv.ue-vidi ferenoe, instigated the,4riandr'of ben-eit ancietie.4 to iauv hurry an adit through., parliaiaent last Ilmonib.;J'hat canl act nowf1ivlbeforo us. It repe~ all t1be old 'riedei IIn Societies a~to as to, the .forf~tionU of ne o' ite, ~ h id friamed' to p6vidq a'i-m ths vlB wih the, rt maetpbors qf; theme sociekw s have hitherto been ...

... I- ICUION TRAINS A orrepondent aysjor Develil ?? nAt' SBthL: w -sti y :hav bensta .Si .~t Wesern el'y: Comnpany aq ?? ,run chep eciaalo retn , but they refsed twdo o6. They ete'r oould rot -e their wraialcor as to tbe profi of ?? trains or else they ?? that the latter would de r:uge theirordinary .aiv. ThS nr, however, ,_e peny hae yidded to the loliuationa of tefpublicUA the 9lineth Wesb ln ...

... iI ?? 7, , - . ?? TO T-E EDITOR OP TBE DALY .n . .LUTOX, BEDFORDSHIRE, SEPT.. i860. S=,-Haivig vilted several aruishes in Hertford- sbire in thet ourse of the last few days, I availed my- self of the opportunity of inquiring into the state of: the farmerm, and the results, so' far as known, of the late harvest; and here; on the border of the adjoining couaty, I stop to note a few fact. in ...

... THE CITY RECOBDEUIp. A special COUrt of the Commion Council of the city Of 1ondon will be held on Tf'iariday neat the ?? Ins . called by the Lord Mayor, in compliance with'sI requisition, forthe purpose of takltng into conalderatioli %he vacancy if, the ofic ofRecorder, caused by the death of the Hon.,C.; S. Law. The election of the Recorder ?? athe Cqart of AlderTmen, but the selary Is ...

... IRE.LAND. DUBLIN, SEPT. 20. The Dowager Countess of Verulam and the Hon. Robert Grimshaw are on a visit with their noble rele. tzves, the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Cla- rendon, at the Viceregal Lodge. From the following paragraph in the Evening Post, it appears that the appointment of Mr. Mo- naghan has not yet been made *: L&w ArPoIvxTMxEs.-It might have been Inferred, firom a ...

... Great sensation has been causea at Tours and its -vicinity, especially among the resident English, by the trial N~ last we~ek. before the Court of Assizes of the department, of g the, Count Foreetier de Coubert, on the charge bf enticing from her home a young girl namned Isabella Hamnilton, pi daughter of an English clergyman resident at Tours. Some ti months ago Md. de Forestiss wgnt to live ...

... 1 WF cannot cease to draw the attention of the English public to the state of Germany, being con- vinced that it is there at present that the great battle of progress and reaction is being fought. France, we consider, as completely set aside. The political engine of that country has, in fact, run off the rail, and it may take years of effort, especially in the stupid and senseless way that ...

... b For a ?? is atomplat .uJ intelli. 6 gecd ttthis ideof theo hanne. 'The ?? . p lqt val wglttbat tos ti'ptogres is'the6'jigg of t111 b e}prPsivheh' ertrief underi tb'e, mos&; avurabje h citoli Ieee,, we We hia~e'hadl for l veera~ dieya1;X' sell of delightful harvest weather. T au n amid v thel'tourist are just 'noW~Cqyllyintet'0t!11 ,uenjyI s1 thiaadvantage; slid;while the harveat worrk is pli ...

... i TIE CALIFORNIAN SENATOR - COLONEL i1 ~ jREMONT. I, g A recent publication, entitled 2% Gallery .of g ;Iluatrious Americans, affords the following setchb of the tl career of the recently appointed a9ifornian senator, Colonel I Fremont: X John 'Charles Fremont wrais born in South 0arolina, in 9J January, 1813. The feet of three men, haie pressed the it e elopes of the Recky Mountains, whose ...

... IA -, , E. IrTHE -E MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. 0M MUCET-tAND LIVARPOOL AGORICUL. o ~~TURAL MEtZiUNLt~ WARRII'GTON, Szrr. 26. The, re'mdining prizes, awarded-isome of whioh *ia4' not bee awarded wheon Io'1 wrote yesterday-weire.,to D, thil followingf comptfitos Mr.: Thomas Massey, Anton, ~,Bridge, for the bhest cart stallion, 81.;- Mr. John Hulme, for gthe best staillion roadster, 61; the Earl ...