... [ L~ I: - - 0 i I: RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN I 0 2 v - TUSCANY. . ;: - I A -. -l-t of tis Dnilu Aelw.q. writing f-- Ilia A correspondent of- the Daily N~ewvs, writing from uld Florence onl the 19th instant, says: I deeply regret tor loirve to write to YO U ot fresh cases of into(lerance er rer ont the part of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. It wats lit ofIoped], that the iobloquy he incurred ...

... I WEEKLY, $SUMMARY.- In the scarcity of exciting news, and inthe absence of parliamentary debates, the conductors of daily journals experience, considerable difficulty in finding subjects of discussion that can interest their readers.. ,The dispute between Russia. 'and Turkey has been Xviewed in all its aspects, but even with all the varia* tions between belief in peace to-day and of war to ...

... :LATEST ;NEWS. oo BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TE LEGRAPH. _- L X Manchester, September 30, 1853, five o'clock p.m. r or. PARIS BoUsRs.-CLOSING PRICES OF Tnis DAY. CG nt Three per Cent Routes ?? la fr. Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? 100.70 hn Bank Shares ?? 2,800 to VIENIrA CLOSING PRICEs. T. Five per Cent Metalliques ?? ?? 92 i .or. Exchange on London ?? ?? .245 fr __ t Bank Shares ?? 1,344 )on ...

... STALYBRIDG E VATII.Y.;ro r _. -_ 1a SOLoD WATmEEfrom £5 upwards; SILVER a WATCHES, ith late t lmnprovelneontg, from £4. Repairs ~dneatly 0e0aUted-At T-. WILILIANISON'S Asll,,e place. WNKATER, WVATcn, ElYWVtEIP, AND NOT A DROP TO u ln ?? it be so in Stilybridge ? Whvtter it is or is not so depends on the inhabitalits. The Brushes water _ pronounced by an eminent chemist as the best wivter in ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND LORD PAL- ?? 0 IMERSTON IN SCOTLAND. . :- - _L . L . _ .. ?? I . I- i Some short time ago 'there appeared a document, tl re signed by some revolutionary Scots, which attempted l is to prove the sad neglect into which the Imperial 0 re governmenr had allowed the institutions of their a Ig country to fall, and which repined at the small grants v or o public money made to ...

... , THE TURKS OF THE PRESENT DAY, I . ?? - - I -- - - - - - - - - l Y ?? The Constantinople correspondent of the Chronicle gives shom the following description of that capital, and of tbe manners the and customs of theI modern Turksi:- Tbough Coustanti- entir tnople is within twelve days' reach otf England, and tbough butt 2Iinhabited by ninny thouuaand Europeans, and visited by unn buill ...

... SCg O FTAWI UE.ler ( I 0S ret] rs APPROtACH OF WNTER.-A correspondent says: There pre 10 was a small quantity of snow on the top of Benlemond. yes- ins n, terday (Monday) morning, the first I have observed this all of season, and I have been at Lochlomond every week for the an Cre last four montls.-Nort/ British Mail. wit hb PEACE CONFERENCE AT EDINBUauR.-Messrs. Richard tiv rs, Cobden, M.P ...

... : OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND I I 0 - - FAR AWAY. f~ :- . Y PYNGLE LAYNE. X Ben Lomond was sulky, and Skiddaw fumed in mist, but bright and very lovely are the memories of those bills, and, like the leaves of the rose, given by our lady love, we would wrap them up in paper, that, hereafter, their perfume may delight our sense. But this is not n Sentimental journey we are about to write, and, ...

... i-A fire broke out an the premises of Messrs. W'A dam, oil y and flex merchants, Belfast, on Saturday, wh~ich was attended by considerablle loss. It is stated diat 17,0100 barrels of aflax seed were destroyed, as well as thle buildlings. The Limerick Chronitol says : '1 'Ihe fluke of C ambridge e is to succeed to the command in Ireland,and Lord Cerdigiaa ,I is to be thre ins~pector-gaineral. ...

... vlvvv -vZ e.,vvv jJLtOUlt~, o!- w - .- pz b v e - ?? -t (F or previbus 2hotrjit Yews, see to)~eea. Tender - ~ASHTON, . I d gents' ROBBING AN'~O~iOvrABD.-At the petty scesmions, .at Hyde, on r .to-the Monday last, two men'of bad chafracter,-named Thomas The Dixon ?? 'Dearden, we-re committed for one. month; each to herd labour' for robbing an' orchard belongin t' 'l to was Mr. Joseph ...

... R RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETURNS. . - - : : ; * *: 0 0 0 Milos. September. 1853. 1852. open Belfast and Ballyrnena ?? 24 . 787 689 .. 373 BirkenhoadLanc,& Chesh.Juno 25 ., 2285 .. 1992 ., 33 BristolandExeter . , 18.. . I 78 56 5079 84. Calodonian & Edinburgh & Glaegow 18 .16390 .15070 307 Chester and Holyhead @ ?? 2S 580692 .. 4560.. 10B Cork andBandon.24ndon. ,. . 24 247 153 20 Cork, Blackroock, ...

... as Ig NEWCASTLE.-The following is the number of deaths:- id Sept. 25, cholera, 45; diarrheas, 1. Sept. 28, cholera, 53; d. diarrhosa, 3. Sept. 27, cholera, 85 ; diarrhmas, 2. Sept. 28, at cholera, 20; diarrhoea, 1. The total number of deaths from 3s cholera and diarrhoea in Newcastle during the present out- 8, break has been 1,301. In the same period (viz, the first 28 L.; days) during the ...