... SCRAPS FROM PUNIClI OF JUNE 4. NON-INTEaVEN4TION.-SO strong is Kossuth in favour of non-intervention, that he intends disposing of the 40,000 muskets which were presented to him by subscription in America, and forwarding the pro- ceeds to the Pence Society. ADviCE To TsosE IVwTOWYSVII 0 PICIK UP SoMlraWZrIo ON TuV TuRF.-Young man, be moderate in your bets. Look at the Goose with the Golden ...

... THE MTARIN I TALY A-I I 3 A L D I.- Tpw correspondent of the Times, whose letters from the head-quarters of the allied armies have been 'T valuable, gives in his letter what he calls a picture ofl the Italian movement in its everyday garb-that is, away fordm the track of the allied army. In the slopes of the mountains to the North the popular element was cagled early into play:'- ...

... (COMMUNICATED1) THP, work of M. Chevalier, the celebrated political economist, on the fall in the value of gold from the vast production, which has been in operation during the last ten years, is likely to create a sensation, not- merely from the importance of the subject, but from the startling inferences of thu author, and the fial- lacies they embodyl. M. Chevalier has not dealt with the ...

... SECONDSEDITION. TH:I.S DAY'S NEWS. CB Y M AGTNETI C TELEGRAP1.] EWIVS-LETTER OFFICE, Ti'esday,' d One o'clock, p.m. SARDINIA AND RONE. The Morning Post ?? Victor Emmanuel has officially declared ?? will not consent to the an- nexation of any part of the Roman States to Sardinia. TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The Morning Stur says it is in a position, from private inforniation, to stato ...

... LORD FEILDING AND 'Vll? ST. JANUARIUS IMPOSTURE. LORD FsELDING'S public deflnce of tire ?? of tire liqueraction of' tire blood of St. Januarius, at 'Naples, bas bcen riepeatedly alluded to in our columns. Addressing the local journal on the 17th of May, Sir Culling Euardley says:- ' I did not intend to have a newspaper controversy with Lord 1'Vildiing; but his lordshiip, by not accepting at ...

... - THE IRESS. THE, MINISTER [AL CRISIS. (iRcO THE DAI55Y NEWS,.) WHATEHVEiE may be the personal composition of the Mlinistry about to be formed, the country will look rather to the priuciples which are to be asserted in its formation than to the success of elaborate attempts- to combine hitherto discordant ingredients-in nicely, balanced proportions. We are not disposed to join in the ...

... THE REVIVAL. MOVEMEN'T IN ANTRIM. : IN reply to the statement coutainbd ia speech by the Rev. Dr. Montgomiery, and published lby us; to the effect that at -the close of a ?? communion: two mere children, boys of nine or ten. 5ears old, were brought' forrd .bIfdre a' crow, codngrega- tion to instruct tho,uminiteis'rsanldder ,'jand worthy men dd ivonieii dseinbled, in. the bilpised truths of ...

... 'THE RIFLEMIEN'S GATHERING. ,. I . . . ?? . . I ! ?? ' ?? ' ?? ENGLAND calls, to her; sons and they answer her, eall,. From the ploughman's l9W thatch to the noble's proud, hall, Frgmn the thousand-filled mart, from the depths of. thminle, , ! From the fishernman's hut,.from Philosophy!.' sghine, From the corn-covered vale, from the forest-crown'd. , bill.' r' is ?? All show that Old England ...

... . ?? :: , I . ! CI . . ?? z ~: , ~ i ?? ,-;i . I : ~ I ,I OUTRAGE ON BRITISH SUBJECTS AT NAPLE.I NAPL*,'iJMNh 14.ilWWfiilst I: i4making a note 16f the ikaulbhr 'hibh: 's/i bdhiasenV to the Consuls: begging'e ihdin to' warn;their :co-figtidbals againt joining any large 6aseniblagds of eople, the following hct of brutality waesbeing eon uted by a' NeapiV tan' offlcecr, ?? per- son, as received ...

... LJATrE ST NEWS. NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, ThAurseday Air-fing. ?? MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. ENTRANCE OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND mNING OF S.RDINIA INTO MILAN- OFFICIAL DESPATCHI. Paris, Wednesday. Thle Emperor Napoleon entered Milan at eight o'clock this morning. His reception was most enthu- siastic. Thc ?? official message has been posted up ill the Paris Bourse:- Milan, Wednesday, 8 ...

... LATESTNEWS. M XWLTTIR OPPJCE, - . Saw y M rmng : [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE WARA IN INALY, HEADHQUARTE RS 0 F THE ALLIES, O OFFICAL flULLXTIN,. Turin, Jun o 17. yesterday the head-quartdrers of the Emror were at CoW, on the road from Bergaro to Crerona; anr thoseof the King at Castegnato, siremona; the W'est of Drescia. Ipnini and Casese have announced for the natioaal PRINCE NApOLEON ...

... ?? ,UpATION PO~pIETY, TO THE iV li. Dt: Tgti-rQt3, 4no9w4PV OF TRE OCHUiRCH EDUOATTOp.5OC.TY FOR IRELAND. The GlIbe, Strgngftrd, Dt.ipie,.iM59. r Sfs-As'the sug6dstoi~f latelY made ?? of Dotwn for 'the scttle, intO lie - rishi ?? ues- ton, has been so widely circulatcd ard canvassedaud likely to be aidoptefitl sohtie Ilhape, it is a mat~tei;of i rnpertan~c ~lt.the ,tlo isitionip ~'th~e tilnal' ...