... AMERICAN CORR.ESPONDlNCE. -- - - 1-0O NEW YORK, SErT. 15, 1858. Wi. have been in a comparatively quiescent stnte since the jubilitant demonstrations of' whichi I attempted to give you an idea in my last; the telegraph is very quiet, indeed so much so, that a great nmany sapient old gentlemen are beginning to sbake their venerable wigs, and say, in qmite a mysterious manner, Vle knew, ,c. ...

... I THis time last year money was running short, dis- counts. were running, up, credits were upon a most deliente footing, commercial houses were falling, and. crushiin hundreds to ruin as they fell. Lcss than twelve months ago, on the 9th of November, 185', discounts w~ere at ton per cent., and panic reigned in England, Holiand, France, and America. Truly, cash is a capricious flirt. Ono day ...

... L AT '1S T N E IV S. YE SrEPLDAY'S I)ESPATC [I ,S. ?? m ACGNETIC TELEGRAPII.) F R A NC E. The Gazellc (le rance, coinicifting on the article published the other day in the Siecle, on naval supre. inacy, says that what it asks of England is, that she should sign the warrant for her own destruction. England has no army, and, being a naval nation, re- lies on her fleet alone. From thle day she ...

... QUESTIONS FOR TIHE CONFESSEONAL. AURICULARLY ADDRESSED TO YOUNG LADIES IN BEL- GRAVIA AND ELSEWIIERE. WHiRE do you buy your gloves? and have yon ever split youn gloves in endeaVOrnLg11 to encole Mario in one or his sentimental love songs? and tell meo what was your motive in so doing? flow many novels have you read this season? and how many of the same touched upon the tender passion of love? ...

... flarcip I T A L P . Tim Italian journals publisil a letter addressed by tilo Comptroller of the Customs at Palerilo to tile Dirictor of tho Customs at Catania, in Sicily, in- forming him that thle Government had received ifrorm is tion that a quaintity of' fuiminating grenades, having tho form of fruit, and packed it ) in boxes as preserved fruit, had been sent to Madlta, and that they were to ...

... . . - .. . I .. ?? WiNXTitnes) have received the following letter, Which we print /iteratihn et rerbatim:- Shecreness, Spt 7 1853. Sir-ont Munday morning thu 0th of Sept. I Seen a Commet Star at 2 10m Ant I have Cauli two more men to witness my Strange Site, in tile hleavens this Connet iaid its apierance to mne abovo the Iloresen at 10 mnhites Past 2. The Sltey was tben very Clear I watched ...

... THE CIRCULATION OF THE BELFAST PIMESS. WHEN two of our local contemporaries, out of the entire newspoper Press of the Empire, blazoned forth the delusive Government Stamp Return lately is- sued, ELs evidence of their superior circulation, we ivere reluctantly compelled to vindicate our position, and to expose the trick which was attempted to be played off on the public, We had no desire to ...

... ,fad ?Rtdliqaa- THE TWO SICILIES. (FROM DAILY NEWS' CORRESPONDENT.) NAPLES, SEPT. 14,-Nothing more Is said of the Prince's marriage, except that it will not take place at present. 1' There is, said a friend, ' no intention of completing it. This event is played upon as one does upon a number in a lottery likely to turn up a prize. It is absolutely necessary to do some- thing, say the ...

... t, I., Itig-ella. t jitte ?? ord-p F It A N C E. PA1is, TuESDAY.-Accorrrts from every part of France represent the vine harvest us being gathercd tinder tile most fortimate auspices. One peculiarity is noticed in almost every gr ape district. Tire ClesteIs are so ripe that scarcely has the vat ?? rieplririslred from tile wine-press tha'n trleniertatiuln irrtrirly, sets in, a process whiich il ...

... WE have received General Abstracts of. the Agrieul- tural Statistics of Ireland for 186B, compiled frollnthe returns lately obtained by the enumeratorls ?? by the Registrar-General, Those returns embrace everydistrict in Ireland, aexcept a portion of Qucelns- town, in tile County of Cork, containinlg 6,240 ascres, fior which the returns of 1851 have been issuedt Weu subljoin abstracts of the ...

... A RJ A I D E N S P E E C H. Tinm following exquisitely graphic description of a maiden speech in the House of Commons we extract froom a brilliant article, closing the September number of Backtvood's Magu~azine. Few will fail to recognise the master-handl to which the readers of ' MagR are indebted for the paper in qtiestion, entitled The Commons at Cherbourg, the hand that has already ...

... ULSTER SOCIETY FOR PROMOT[NG TIIE EDU- CATION OF TIEE DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND. i, DCPUTATIONS from the above society, accompanied by two of the pupils, have visited and held public meCt- ns in-s in the following auxiliaries:- at 5th deputation consisted of the Rev. Win. Ander- Ic son, Curate ?? by an assistnt of teacher o 55th Mcetig-Killishandra-Meetiug held in the h1, Marhet-bourse, on ...