... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [A, *for the formation of a Oivil'seriice rifle brigade. Te ]he Ifelgian tribunais ha3ve had a Mortars ease to e- al with and hvo nuns iml.icated in it have bean Lr each sntened to 15 days imprisonment and 100 Yfrancs fine. ti A despatch from Varna, dated Thunrde states ra- that for seven days there had been awful gaeJ. D A despatch received at Lloyd's from the Bout as ...

... A FLAT CAPSIZED ON THE IIRIVER, I AND NLDSS cF. BE1RAL LtVS, A- melancholy oourrence t olt r of the river, which, so far as can be ascertained, ro- suited in the loss of six or seven lives. It appears that about aix o'clock the screw steamship Hun- garian {one of ihe Atlttrual Ooans Set.amship com- patty'a vessels) was lying in the river betweek ada oombe and Egremont. She was to sail to day ...

... [BY ZLEr* IC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEIGB U.1 Lard John Russell was uable to receive Yesterday a deputation on the Mortara case, owing to a severe Mr. W. E. Gladstone made a speech at Cambridge yesterday, advocating the United University mls. sion to Central Africa, under the auspices of Dr. Livingston. The Admiralty notify that In future all ships engaged as transport, troop, and oono t shipN ue ...

... SECOND EDITiON. 1Y.' aLMMCr1tC AND MAGN-EIC Til,-(;::&t!llS.1 Ti'e Tiies su , the ad-ption vtf V.t p rposal for 2:1 iidc, tiieilt, cCU uitt&C of tU3: Uivrpoo! and Lonhn iinsmae ?? uviun. y t. ja. \r- . . r. barttry ITi lo I.. ?? tk! Aviitf ?? a Ih -zcels .ill b. c . I :: ?? 'Wii I:- .1 M;-Li to IMAILL NE~WS'. Lotteis by Ee ?? uuai!, .;itl; eicves to October 2G, arera c. itei ta ilthe prt,.Vie ...

... I Following out the late 'Mr. O'Connell's theory, that i instalments should never be refused, although agitation should notstinl)esuspendedinthiecaseof arequiredreforim, we are not at all disinclined to accept the last order of the Commander-in-Chief, greatly restricting the abomin- able practice of flogging in the army. The lash of the drummer is a trenchant weapon, but it appears that the ...

... F'OREKIGN NEW.\S. ITALY. The French Emperor's letter is said to have produced a bad effect at Florence. The extreme party is gaining strength, and troublesome times are expected. l'eisus are being despatched from Tuscany, Modena, and Parma, to pray Victor Emmanuel to accept at once the annexa- tion, and refuse to join the congress under the conditions proposed by France and Austria. Venice, ...

... r FAREWELL SnnoN, TEA PArvTY, AND PRESENTATION. -On Sunday aftcrn'on last, tho Rev. h. P. Clarke, late minister of the Duckworth-strect Col]igre-tiona1 Church, gave his farewell address. The chapel was crowded to excess. The rev. gentleman took for his text the 32nd verse, of the 2nth chapter in the Acts of the Apostles, and preached a ve-v excellent sermion. Throughout all the liscovlrse ...

... TO THEi EBARfh OF DERBY. My Lird,-A. late di~stinguishoil Irishiman, well 'co0)I known to your lordship, was wont to say that lhe F a. wvag the beat abused ?? in the world. ID appears Jul that his mantle in that respect has fallen on your gh lordship's lhonilders. Your property and tenants in be Doon have lately undergone a severe scrutiny, and fvy the consequence is that acres, roads, and ...

... I We do not quite understand on what prin- of ciple Sr. Disraeli was selected by the corm- mittoe of the associated mechanics' institutes 31 of Lancashire and Cheshire to preside at their td late annual distribution of prizes. It could tl scarcely be as a testimony to his services to it the cause of popular education-a cause with hi which he has never in any way identified ft himself, and ...

... The following letter from Archbishop Ctallen was o reald on TneTitay evening at tho meeting of the h Young Men's So3iety in buablin:- G' 15th November, 1859. My dear Dr. '3prat',-I have to aeknowledgo your 0 Oomtunication of tlh, 13th instant, informning [e of ti the determination of the Young Men's Soeiety to fl hold a meeting for the purpose of protesting against tt the attomnpts lately made ...

... I AN INDIAN MARRIAGE, AND I11 LIF-D'1IN AUSV RAIA. I MACDOnAI.D V. MACDONALD.-Thils WaS & 81Uit Inatituted in tile Divorce Court by the wife against the husband, praying for a dissolution of marriage, on the groend of aduleery and desertion. It appeared that the petitioner and respondent were of gentle blood, and b/th nativee of Scorland, and residents ilt India--thu laidyforminig partof ...

... o AT I' . 7 . ' . . - ' On Wednesday evening, about a quarter after eight o'clock, a oabman rang the bell of Mr. Bracey's surgery, Bristol-road, Birminghamu. Mr. Bracey happened to open the door himself, when the cab- man handed in a small laniper, with the address ' Mr. Bracey, surgeon, Bristol-road, Edgbaston, upon an envelope. Mr. Bracoyinquired whom it was from. The cabman made no reply, ...