... The following apparently careful review of the state and prospects of the potato crop il the counties of Cork and Kerry is taken from the C!ork Exantiner. It may also be noticed that during the present week new potatoes, slightly affected by the old blight, have niade their way into the Dublin markets:- ?? The state of the potato crop at present gives rise to much epeculatiot antd discussion. ...

... ,CT (From the Times.) in J:f we were rather startled by the intelligence from Paris, e- our second thoughts induced satisfaction at the very useful cap- I- ture made by the Parisian police, and a wish that the haul had ie been rather more complete. Three Italian assassins, of the re smaller dimensions, but with names of the most dramatic pro- rt priety, have been arrested, and sent up for ...

... A U S T R AL I A, r II.- ?? I (From the 'Times.) Piift July 2f. The Peninsulife mid Oriental Comipany's flee', stfialn-packet the Simlao, E. Coopes', commander, and Commande~r Xieatley, R.N., mail agent, despatchied from Sydney on the ~'5th CT May, reached Suez or. the 12th of duly wiih .35 pfassengers, and gold oil freight to the value of £40,580. Sho. broeught a mail of 178 hoxes and bags ...

... ?? the Faitor of the Glasgow Head.Sl SThe late imoportant meetings in Manchester ani 1GWas- ,St, o. .ques.~tion of sch ioment as our supply ofoeottonf.iill,. be -I. tr ~t, warrant my troubling you with e eak ntep r, gro1. of that useficl plant in connection with your able leader, in th VaalHrld.m I mmetneasago, on my return from many years' reels ei h eycnr of A~merican cotton culture, having, ...

... TfH WEST INDIA MAILS. (From the Times.) T, e Royal Mail Corn Southampton, Thursday, 11 P.M. The Royal Btail Com any's steamship Orinoco, Captain r Sawyer, with the West Widia and Pacifie mails, in charge of Lieutenant Tickell, R.N., has just arrived. Her dates are- Greytown, June 19; Nassau, 13, Colon, 23; Demerara and Trinidad, 25; Jamaica and Grenada, 26; Barbadoes, 27; P Dorto Rico, 29. She ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 17. Sinee our last a considerablleamount of' detail regard- ing the mutiny in India has been mnade public, but it does not impart much of which we had not a previous t knowledge. We give some of there extra despatches, ss which do not require more particular notice. In the House of Lords, on Monday evening, the c- Earl of Granville, according to promise, read the tele- of ...

... FRIDAY MORNIN'G, JULY 24. I) c r ? 11 J Cv. (slasgall Yesterday a large anrd important meeting was held in this city, at which a deputation of the leading merchants of Manchester were present. The subject . which occupied the attention of, the meeting was to i take into consideration the present inadequate supply of cotton, and to use all rational available means to encourage the ...

... I * . ?? July, 9. The United States mail steamer Fulton, Captain 3. A. Wotton, arrived in Cowes Roads this morning, at ten o'clock, l with the mails and advices from New York to the 27th ultimo, l being three days later than those to hand previously. She left' New York at 12 o'clock at noon on the 27th, making the pae- sage (mean time) in 11 days 16 hours and a half. The Fulton ! has 26 ...

... IND IA. i We have received, by the Overlanld Mail via Marseilles, de- lipatches from India, a telegraphic summery of wvhich. from tit T 'rieste appeared on Monday. The dates of these advices e nre :-Caldutta, May, 19; Madras, 25; Ceylon, 30; and P Bombay, 27. 311 (Proun Cbs ?? Times ?? 27.) t Thle alarming intelligence whirli the present mail carries to es England has Perhaps n~o Parallel in ...

... GLASGOW, JITLY 10. I ~ . . . _ Chllild ,Stmppi g. -On Tuesday, at the Central.Police Court, a female named Janet Stupart, was convicted 1 of having the previous day, stolen several articles of wearing apparel from the person' of Isabella Bennie, el a girl, three 'years'of age, while in Spoutmouth, and sent to prison for 60'days;' Thefi 'and Emitb6lerent.'-At the Central Police hi Court, on ...

... 1-Q1all. I-ll V.O 1 1 N 11O1A DiIiVUIV. Y (From the Datly News' Correspondence.) Brussa, July 13. ,- The sulject uppermost in every one's thoughts here just l' now, and forming the sole topic of conversation with all you 8 meet-I mean the produce of the present Silk Harvest, as it is called-must be interesting to many of your readers. I have, therefore, been at somne pains to arrive at ...

... ANTICIPATED EXPULSION OF MAZZINII 3 ! (From the Spectator.) 5 The prisoners who were accused of conspiring B against the life of the Emperor of the French are said i Ito have confessed that the conspiracy was formed in I London, and that among their accomplices were Maz- r zini and Ledru Rollin. Before this authoritative an- louncement in the Moniteur, another journal, which ?? been for some ...