... - TIE PROPOSED BURING UP OF M1AYNOOTII. THE meetings of tle Alliance were resumed in Liver- pool, on Friday morning. The proceedings com- menced with the usual (Tevotional exercises, and afterwards Sir CULLING EARDLEY took the chair. Sir CULLING EAnRDLrY-I wish to take upon myself the undivided responsibility of what I said last night on tho subject of Maynooth. Tile Evangelical Al- liance has ...

... AaroXG the passengers by the Pacific from New York, which reanched Gaiway on Tuesday last, was this celo- brated lady. The Galweky Vindic7tor ?? countess was received with every attention and re- spect by the officials and a few friends who went on hoard on the arrival of the vessel, That she is a strong-minded woman as the American phrase- olog>y describes such persolIs, there is no manner ...

... C COR[ESPONDENOE. Ixqutzitiiti.-In reference to your question whether all gentlemen hol ding ths property specified in our colunns yesterday morning are entitled to vote at the election of County Treasurer whether in the commission of the peace or not, we thoughlit every one was aware that only magistrates of tile county had the privilege of voting. THIItEKATENING NOTICE. TO THE, 1DITOR OF ...

... I E BELGIUML A somewhat serious incident occurred in the sitting of t bo Be ian Chamber of Reprscsntatives on the 1 Ith instant, on the discussion of the project of Ad- dress to the King. At the commencement of the sitting Count dee Thcnx rose and declared that the pprject oo Address was not drawn up in the usual style of such documents; that it contained insinua- tlons insulting to thb ...

... A CORRKSPONDENT has sent us the following from Monaco, dated the ?? noticing an article of the Presse on the contemplated sale of the Princi- pality of -Monaco to Russia, you most judiciously throw strong doubts on the whole story, In feet, a more absurd statement conid not have been ha- zarded, and complete ignorance of the locality could alone have inspired it. This is the second thie in the ...

... (FROM BUENOS AYRES CORRESPONDENT OF NEW YORK 11ERALD.) BUENOS AYRES, SEPT. 10, 1858. DENIAL OF CH1RISTIAN BURIAL TO A MASON-G0RAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE FRATRNtTV-MASONI0O PROTEST To TIlE AUTHORITIES-GOVERNOR'S READI- NESS TO ITAVE INVESTIGATION-IMPORTANT PRIN- CIPLES INYVO#ED, &C., &C. TiE waves of progress break upon onr shores as well as yours, and the equilibrilm of past ages is jostled ...

... SIGNOR GAVAZZI-THE CONFESSIONAL. ON Saturday evening, a large and influential audience assembled in the Rotundo to hear Signor Gavazzi deliver his lecture on the subject, as announced, of The Tractarinn Confessional. The Chair was taken by Colonel BOeas. The proceedings having been opened with prayer, Signor GAVAZZI rose, and, as usual, was greeted with enthusiastic applause. le said lie ...

... 1.1 i> 1, () V FM E 1N ?? 1 N B E 1. FA S T. Wii;hve f[till o itc L to [line, a; occasi n oflreee ?? [tito jnin;iovelltiwntS 1titiit ill whit is lis- thictively Called ?? sirtet n!ichltctl'' i0l tlis town; allI it i; pieasitilt to cotttisler that tle plit lic Spilit ot its titllnbtit:tts ScoiIIs tot b)y niy melas to [tat c x- litisteil [s:ils1:. lt'o.ri.'ss is still Iilo orli'; ,l tlie (duoN ...

... 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 ...

... DISASTERS AT SEA-INCmDENTS, HOPES, FEARS, AND REALITIES. Tue history of steamships would mnakc a narrative more intensely interesting than any romance ever penned What fiction of the brain can equal this terrible reality which is furnished by one who was saved from the Austria:- An English lady who came on board at Southlmp- ton with her husband and three children-a girl abont five years old ...

... THE' PRESS. STATE OF INDIA. (PitoM THlE TIMES.) TuE whole of onr1 Indian Informnation at tbis mo- ment niay bc comnpressedI into two broad, prognant thetts, We breve nothing in the field againrst irs lbnt we have 100,000 mlenl ill India, arid thisi tob-ce is no(t considered one mnn too many. Such z i nsliect. of affairs niay well set na% pondern vpon tlie contri'gencies' (,f Our porsition arid ...

... (FROM OUR OWN GORREUSPONDrNT.) LOxDON, MONDAY EvE.NING. I-r may be within your recollection (provided you have as good a memory as mine, for which, of course, I give you credit) that a few weclks since I announced the circnmstance that the Government were not in- disposed to admit the experiment of introducing the Ballot into the ?? Refortri Bill, accompanied, of course, with certain ...