... The wise men of Zurich have come upon a new obstacle to the progress of their paci- . ficatory labours. The Austrian Government, it appears, during its occupation of Lom- bardy, had carried off to Vienna a large amount of trust funds left for the benefit of orphans. The French and Sardinian pleni- potentiaries maintain that this plunder ought to be restored in annexing the country to Piedmont. ...

... TIIANENT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. I The autumnal show of this Society was held -in the schoolroom of the village on Tuesday last, under very favourable auspices. The com- petition for the prizes was very spirited and close, the productions being in most instances verv creditable to the skill and taste of the com- petitore, and giving unmistakeable proof of un- remitting energy and steady ...

... - -r- ford it luttlfi ..l. ?g Ylvice. SPAIN. ti The Madrid journals of the ad have arrived. h Theitintsh-Minister had bad an audience of the cz Queen to present an autograph letter from the g Queen of England. According to the Espana, tI the English Government has presented a note, drawnl up in very friendly terms,' requesting ex-t] plations-as to the object of the concentration -f troops at ...

... Qn 'boag icraffir 'Italipts. The following are the Railway Receipts for the past week:- 1869. 1808. Belfast and Ballymena - ^ £1,243 £1.170 Belfast and County Down - 2- 7 324 Birkenlicad, Lane., and Ches. June. 2,937 2,599 Blyth and Tyno - - - 1,670 1,603 Bristol and Exeter - 7,0.0 7,353 Caledonian - - 1 -S6 13,777 Cork and Bandon - 344 22,3 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1 263 Cornwvall - - - ...

... AG E N T S. Aberdeen.A & R. Milne Haddington.J. Mlillen Do. _L, & J. Smith Do. - Smiles Do. .D. Wyllie&Son Hawick_. r Blaek Aberlady l..br F. Mitchell Do. ?? Dilaleish Alloa.B. .J. Lothian Inverkeithing. lis Campbell Do. ?? N. Morrison JoIburgh. A- t W. Easter Do. ?? W~inr;atc Do. ?? Sinall Arbroath --James Lindsay Kelso James Lawrie Do. ?? olactaggait Do. , Patisen Auchtefarder.Mr Lawrence ...

... LIvERPOOL, Tuesday Morning.-The Can- adian Royal Mail steamship :ung.rian, Cap- tain Jones, which sailed from Quebec on the 3d~instant -.has ]r~rive. -wi h I0l8.passengers, a(4 telegraphic advic, f. ut New York to thy Veni:Ig 'f the :i ?? TI.e fhilowijge As -.i arrived out at New Y'rk-Bavaria and Africa, and at Quebec, North Briton, A despatch received at Washington fromt Vera Cruz, states ...

... t, V it ft, IT' -am. - . ?? ar xgn , Tg DIFLOSIATIC RIIIJMOUIS. I1 - tz Ldeperedancc, ]3iqe says,-4 Thie, r ?? b -_h7~ kea .-sterdav e- 'jrviscd with reedto the4 fiE! uity otf C-Tilaininog the news rcl.ntieg toI b ~talna a tvs ae mre hanever justified to- -daykJ eythir Contradictory nature, now that we du. ace .apseahing the time when definite condoa- siens Witt be- arrived at, iF, indeed, ...

... THE COLONELCY OF TlIE 5Ta DRAGOON I ~~~GUARDS. _ ?? The ,Examniner thus notiCe8 the announce- re( ment that the colonelcy of the 5th. Dragoon p Guards, vacant by the death'of Sir John Slade,' ar is about to be conferred. upon Major-General tbe ag Earl of Cardigan. S The olonelcy of a regiment is a sinecure office, of worth about L.100Q a-year, and instituted as a d- reward for.old' and ...

... ' StBL ; ' 3 a- I I IO . S E - THRE t-T: wsR&gUF9 The following ?? betvween the 'Irish RPooorlaitConniideti Snils the lonian Catholic Chliapin ui of Belfis` W`6ikhbonc was read on Tuesday 'nt the-meeting of the 3NeIf.qst Boaed ?? Guardiins, mdnd, after a brle discussion, it was decided 'thnt the subject sliould be taken into consideration on a day to be Named hereafter, when- thel Poor-law ...

... .0 ,Si aragit INDIA. Ad -L';ea from Calcutta, of August 8, announce that newilvy 6000 men of the local European forces sa've claimed their discharge in Bengal, the Z,;a th-west, and the Punjaub; and the re- tarns froma the Bombay and Madras presidencies will raise tie total! to lo,oo0. Of the Bengal Ariftery there are about 800, of the infantry, 3200, ated of the light cavalry probably 2000. ...

... VT D. 5t4o, ffitt, 6NI61irgl I Boxts CLOS1. MAILS. i :. pc'A O eilogsesP.LeOtl Ein ?? , _l__ _ *Aberdeen .. . So 10 OF | 1 r 7 2ep Do. (OnSundaysat 4r.0.) 7 Or 7 O- 7 40A 413erwicl ?? . . . 7 15A 10 Or 10 OP - *Do.4 Includ'g N. . Di- f 1 30r 11 Oi 1 01 tS notne DMO vision of Eiigrd 1 5 15r 3 or 5 i 7 40A Dalkeith, Pcebles, &c. . 5 15SA 10 fr 10 OF1 3 151 Ouablir & S. of Ireland . 5 40P 5 Or 5 ...

... A manifesto, in the nditi -of the FYench Emperor, explanatory of his'reasons for con- eluding the peace of Villafranca,' appears in the columns of the Jllonitenn . It states that had the communities of Central Italy been guided by wisdom, they would have assented to the conditions upon which Austria agreed to the peace. One of these conditions was, that the Grand Dukes should be re- stored to ...