... I TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE The following telegrams have been received at Mr. Renter's office: BRESLAU, OcT. 20 It is stated by well-informed persons that the Emperor of Austria will arrive here at the sametit, as the Emperor of Russia, who will be here on t 2ard inSt. The Emperor Alexander arrived at Warsaw cu the 19th inst., unaccompanied by the Iferedite. Prince. GERMANY. FRANKFORT-ON-THE ...

... THE ROYAL CHARTERWS ADVICES. LIVERPOOL, SITURDAY NIGHT. In the confusion attendant upon the melancholy loss of the Royal Charter the fact of her bringing gdates eight days later than to hand by the overland mail-viz., to the 26th of August inclusive-was overlooked. We have, by the courtesy of a person d saved from the wreck, obtained Melbourne papers to the 24th of August inclusive. The Royal ...

... ENGL&ND AND THE CONGRESS. (From the Tourtnal des Dkfbats.) Will England join or not join the Congress ? This o is the question that has now been discussed for several weeks p by the whole of the press of Europe, and which the German I press answered a few days back in the affirmative. The report v of England's adhesion to the meeting of a congress is eon- I nected with another rumour, that of ...

... -THE BI.LE COB-PS1ItOYBB2X'. as - ies NOTTINoHTAt.-At a special meeting of the Not- at tingham Town Counoil, on Monday, a motion was brought M. on by Mr. Parsons to the effect that the council should DrO- wu vide a proper site for the Nottingham Robin Hood Rifle 21, Corps for practice. Mr. Parsons maid that a piece of ground )lP belonging to the Coppice Farm (corporation property) had ce been ...

... ORYST4dL P4LAC i The directors have JUSt laaued their 1 of arrangements for the sixth season-1859.60 pgromzq The Dew se0son vwill open on Monday, May d military musical f6te, in commemoration of th wahil it of the Indian rebellion. the general thank9*evieg eoopr1 . hasbeen appointed to take place on the da g riing, fr fgreat orchestra for the Handel Cnn neosdit y ttbe completed before that ...

... | I STATS OF FEELING IN FRANCE. A letter from Paris, dated yesterday, remarks- From Toulon we learn that the 34th and 35th of the line em- barked on Friday for Genoa'- -at least this was presumed to be their destination. The first regiment of the Foreign Legion is announced as having arrived yesterday at Marsbilles. The 84th of the line, belonging to the First Division (General Forey's), loft ...

... I .7RE I OS3 OF TRE S7EA-4X.E, CZAR, From later inte~ligence it appears that, after the Virago lost sight of the Czar, she struck on the Voge R~ock, off the Lizard, about2.45 p.rm. (Saturdav), and alnbostimme.. diately foundered,, The crew were endeavairing to get to Faltmouth to repar, the screw tap of the engine having been broken. As the vessel parted, Captain R. Jackson lost hisa life in ...

... RIYLL' CORPS HOV.E ENZT. ;LIVERPOOL -The following address was exten- aively circulated throughout Liverpool yesterday:- The inhabitants in public meeting assembled having resolved that it is expedient to establish a volunteer ride and artillery corps for this borough, the mayor hereby invites all able-bodiedl men, not exceeding forty years of age, who are willing tojoin either of such corps ...

... SARDINIA. (FoRM OUR OWN CORaESPONDENT.) TURIN, FEB. 26. I cannot refrain from sending you in baste a few considerations respecting the announcement made yesterday in your Lower House of Parliament by Mr. Disraeli, that in a short time the French and Austrian troops would retire from the Papal States with the consent of the Pope. My observations are not abstract, but based on my positive ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, AUGUST 1. ROYAL ASSENT. The jord Chancellor, Earl Granville, and Lord Wansley- dale, sat as commiesioners and gave the royal absernt to tL e following bills: Consolidated Fund (7,000,0001.), Public Health, Baguel- Etovn and Wexford Railway, Dublin and Drogheda gail. way, Newry and Armagh Railway, Norwich Corn Ex- change, Gloucester and Cheltenham Tramway Abandon- inent, ...

... UNIVEISITY INTELLIG.NCR. C',AMBRIDGE, JVuEa 23. At a Congregation, held this day, the following degrees were conferred: LL.D.-Matthew Combe, Trinity Hall. ?? W. Bagehawe and J. F. Halford, Trinity Col- lege; W. F. Creany, St. John's College; A. D. Robinson and H. W. Schrieber, Trinity Hall; Thomas Slater, Em- aanuel College; Thomas3 Goddard, Sidney College. B.A.-Vaughan B. Wintle, Trinity ...

... I~ ~ ~~ _ I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENr.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- terday]: NOVARA, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 3 O'CLOCK, P.M. I had just posted my yesterday's letter when I was informed that a great battle had been fought on the other side of the Ticino; on that ground which from Magenta, Abbiate-Grasso, Rosate, and Bere- guardo, extends along the course of the river in ...