... TIlE BROWN STREBT SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. . irir ?? elsewhere tile aninuial lecting or tile iriends of these excellent schools, held on Satilrdily, under the presidency of the Miayo'. All tihe schools nppear, from the report, to lo ie ost successful in anlording a sound Scriptural educatioei to a very large iumber of poor chlildi'n, but a dillicully 'has been pressinig on the committee for ...

... A Turin journal stntes thattile Dulro of Arodena is aetively ?? iu re-organising n seerot soeiety wilieillvasvoly poaverfnl in 1830 mld tive objeotof evhieh is tbere-est:lblishinent Of tlle POpc's autilolity as it evas in thc luiddle nges Fromaletuin just pilblisiled by the Alinistcrof tile Interior at Rome it appems tilat tile nnnll)er oi politienl ?? pardone(l or reealled from exile sinee ...

... IU Ro1 1, OcT. 23.-The prolonged visit of tile Duke r' and Duchoss of Modena to tle Pope's capital, and Id their actual prcsence in the dominions of the King of of or Naples, are herc accounted for by a nmst impor- Id tant project, viz.-the formation of an ?? alliance in Italy, to comprise the Lombardo-Venetian t kingdom, the Duchies of Parma, Modena, and Tus- o- cany, tile States of the ...

... ANTI-CONFESSIONAL DEMONSTRATION AT I BIRUINGUANI. A PUBLIC lecture on the Cofessionav was delivtered In the Town Hall, Birmingham, o o Friday evening last' to an auditory filling the spacious building and aunt bering 3,000 perpsons, by the Rev. Di. Miller. Lord CAL[R.rnol having introduced the business of tbe evening, Dr. ILLER, Wvho was received with l01( a lnd n con- tinued cheering, opened ...

... . Titro opening nmecting of the sixth session of this influcnitial body was field at the General Hospital last Saturday, at three o'clock Par. There was a very large attendance of mecmibers - tile society embracing alotost every one of the medical profession in Bulfitst and the North of Ireland. The PalrsismNsr (Sirgeon Browne, RN.), on being? i called to the chair, delivered tile opening ...

... |HO1W MIE OPIUNI TRAFFIC IS VIEWED IN INDIA. ONE point upon which we have lelt cspecially dis- appointed in all the recent Inlian debates has been the determined ?? or all consideration of the opium question. One nmiglt have ?? that, after the frightrfl warnings or the! Last twelvenmonths tihe national conscienec would have beco aroused, and that a sinful traffic such as the oplum monopoly ...

... MR. BRIGHUT AT BIRMINGHAM. (eno01 TIM SATUiRDAY itRieYIM'.) WIvAT are WUo to say to Mr. Bright? Ife is, of all human puzzles, the most perplexing., Like Rob Roy, lie is ower had for a blessing and owor girde for a banninig,.' His mind seems constructed as an illus- tration of Pascal's fiamons satire on the mixture of greatness and pettiness in man. With so many lec- ments of strength and ...

... TU{B REVISION OF THE BURGESS-ROLL, ',IIS claililS admitted in cach of thle wlrd$s 11ri1-ng tim evision of thlo ?? last wede, before the Inyor (S. G. fetty, ]sq,) and' his assessors, Alcssrs, Icade mnd Thorn psol, Iuistet'S-t t-Lavr, has ing beetn ddcd to tlbe ''long list, the books were signud by ?? last Saturday mornitg. Tio follosring ligures 'ill show the result of this revision:- ST. ...

... IRISH RAILWVAY.RBTURNS. IADE UP TO TlIE nESPErCTIVE DATES AS UNDER. 1858. 1857. NAME OV RAILWAY, -£ s. d. £ s, d Ballymena & Portrusbi. Oct. 24 272 4 8 284 3 7 'loltfist &BalIlynion, Oct.2 3 1213 0 9 1230 10 2 mlasc t aml Co. Down Oct. 24 ?? 4:30 17 2 284 7 2 Cork and Bandon Oct. 23 ?? 316 0 5 298 11 0 Cork, liack., and Pass., Oct. 23 226 6 9 215 15 7 Dublin &: ]elfast June., Oct. 24 1338 ...

... PARls, WEDNxSDAY EVENING.-An English gentle- man, Lieutenant Tiyford, has taken a singular step in the way of promoting the stidy of natural his- tory, more particularly in the craniological depart- mant, as instanced ht bis munificent contribution to the ?? of Rouen. That capital ?? has just received, in a barrei of rackee (strong XX). five heads of Sepoys, classifled according to caste. ...

... THE CONFERENCE OF EVANGELICAL1 t C II It I STI AN S. c Tim Conference of Evangeelical Christians, convened r by the Council of the Evangell-ad Alliance.. opened on Tuesday night, in thle 110ope ]all, Liverpool. There s was a large attendance. TheRcv. Tnso)IAS RAtpmE8, LL.D., presided. Amon01g ?? prve-(,eot Were tile ?? Belliolme, Judge of Session, Scot-i lanud; 11ev. Dr. IN'Ncilu, Rev. Dr. ...

... BY A LADY. IN comlpany with some otiher Engllish ladies, I was ?? enough to [tave tl oe)pjorttiiity of witictes- lig some of the ceremionies attenidant on a Turkish wedding. It was the day after the celebration or the religitus rites, whenl tle bridle received her female friends, no miale being then admitted across tho threshold. There were seven roonms ini thle house, all gaily (decorated ...