... FLS OPUE hLX 3UPPkNIA. DOMESTIC Yesterday, Parliament wase further pro- 2eged till the 15th of Deoember. Preparations are being made at Windsor Castle for the reception of their Royal Iighnesses the Prince and Prihoess Frederick 'William of Prussia and suite, who will arrive DA Windsor Castle shortly before the 9th poximo, for the purpose of being present at *0e grand banquet to be given in ...

... mistrid -, ties. WAISALL AesA.ULTING THE POLecE,-At the 11ul11dhall1, yeeterdey, before S. Stephens, J. W. Newman, and J. B. Andereon, Esqre., James SIt was charged. with baying on Sunday morning assaulted Police- conetableHunt. Theevidenceofthe efficer was to the effect that information having been received that defendant had slaughtered a horse In lis back yard and being asked by the ...

... U EX7BXAOBD1.NA.Y Ro.R - At the Chichester quarter aewl8tsti Ofl riday- James Collins, a maeter tailor, residing in the c t . It rendered to take his trial upon an incict3ent Thica him with stealing from the person of Anept ch' purse, containing some fd&rins, a halfcrown, a pee oS and a gold ring, her property. Mr. Creasy conducted the prosecution on babilf Of London and Brighton Railway ...

... SCOTT1SH WOBTE-BASTEYN RAL WAF. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on 'Thursday, at Radley's Hotel. Mr. J. STIRLING, the Mlr. J. ltxor, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, which were confirmedeae The CHLAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, wrhich has appearedt in tfhreO DaiyNuewssaid that the period ci hldig th metin fro vaiouscirumsane had been delayed ...

... TO THE EDITOR. OF THE DAILY NEWS, SIR,-Iu the Daily News there some time since appeared a statement of the wrecks on our coasts during the past year, and of the efforts of the Royal National Lifeboat Iestitution to diminish the dreadiul loss of life which an- nually occurs from these disasters. I was sorry to obrerve that an unsuccessful appeal had been made to the Scotch to second these ...

... ? int late., man 5 -gournal. DUBLIN: SAT 1DAYOCTOBER 22, i859. NTS l have now an authentic summary of the Treaty concluded at Zurich, and on Ithe whole it is satisfactory, and reflects credit on the Powers charged with such variois and important interests, which could only be adjusted by fair and reasonable compromises on both sides. The largest sacri- fiees were made ba Aistrta, while the ...

... | I i_ _ I' LA la d n tt d I, if it r- I- 5, Y. la i8 is y 1. 3- a1 ci I- to he li In a- e, re LI N, 10 d n la In After playing a second match in New York, conf sisting/ of ran eleven oboai by Loekyer, and another eleven je chosenl by Steph~lensons x~ivich resulted in all easy victolry to the former, the eleven adjourned to Philedeiphia, and on Monday, the 10th, commenced another contest with ...

... VAISLEY. G!2 ills. I ?? OV LONDTRIU.8TFT:l. Yesterday, a general meeting of the ltenfrewshire Turn- pike and Statute Lalboir Comd 'T'rustces was held at len- frew- Sir J. M. Napier, Bart, of Milliken and Napier, in the chair. The minutes of the General Committee, the annual meet- ing of which was held on the previous day at Paisley, were read and confirmed. The business was alhuest entirely ...

... PROGRESS OF NE W ZEALIND. * (Fromn the Shipping Gazette.) In connection with the remarkable increase in the production of raw material for the ?? industrsy of this country, wxle may direct attention to the colony of New Zealand. Notwithstanding that emigration has not progressed at so rapid a rate as could be desired, we find, from returns j Llst at hand, that the producing powers of this ...

... , THE BROUGH IJ- JET. (aROM OnU OWN 1q!Erhti) ?Ut '.iTl;je banquet lw the ci oizlsof. din~tbiritto the Right H1Ion. Lord Br ...

... At Birminghaom a good many 'steel toyss are mado; by which we mean, not fancy scisssors aud pcnknives, and charums for ladies' girdles, but pincers, sugar-nip ers, turn- screws, small vices, hammers, and other business-lilcarticles. A mawufacturcr wished to mako files, in addition to a va- riety of these things, as his Ipremises were suitable for the purpose. He engaged some file makers who ...

... MYAICLTFIELD COALAIISSION. ,lARVEST FOR THE INNS. Mr. W. Bayldon gave John Collinson, who keeps the Wharf Inn, £0 to vote for Charlesworth. and paid him £11 for refreshinentsato watchers. M1r. Fernandez gave him the money at the Strafford Arms. Gave another voter, named Allot, o30, which he got from Mr. Serle. Hmad no doubt that Mr. Serle kniew what the inoney was for. John Collinson, landlord ...