... J THE AMERICAN MAILS FROM QUEENSTOWN, I as _ - QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY NIGHT.-The project for making Queenstown a port of call for the reception and landing of mails and passengers to and from America was yesterday, for the first time, put into practical operation. The citizens of Cork having obtained the assent of the Cunard Company to their vessels calling at Quasnstown, the Great Southern and ...

... I d (By Brts nd Rislt Mafgnetic Tlegn~ili.1) ITALY. The correspondent of the Times in Tuscany, ilmiets that it is the obvious combined policy of France and Austria' ab- rxsolutely and completely to destroy the real strength, Jai 's influence, and prestige of P'iedmont and her King, and tbus Le( ~,give the death-blow to the national aspeirations of ItalIy. the Napoleon has given way to Austria ...

... THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL MOVEMLNT. Tue influence of the Religious Revival is still deeply felt iu Beltast. The several prayer-meetings on ?? evenings, whether held in connection with tbe chuilches, or in school-rooms, or private houses, are all well attended; and at the public religinus services on i Sullnlays the corgregiltiolns far outnumber those to be seen present at this season lest year, ...

... FlRLs LV TIlE CITY. and It will bo remenobared that about a month ago a fire took ling place upon the prenoisos of the Patent Paraffin Light Corm- ald ppany, in Bucklorsbury, and that in accordance with the )NE, desire exprossed hy a deputation of inhabitants (on tehialf of whomn Mr. Hublibard, solicitor, whose offices adjoinilelt Parnafin Coliolcowyv actedr as spoknsilain), Mr. Seojeant tild ...

... The ship Florefidd 111ghtingale was yesterday after- noon telegraphed off .ittle Burbo, with a signal of distregs flying; but x subsequent telegram announced P .tat she was hlove to about five miles off the Bell Buoy. A btrrque was telegraphed at 2 25 p.m. yesterdny r as ?? har 50(Litt-le Bnrbo), . with a siggnal of' dlstttl5 l.ing. At ct 35 the sea was e making a cleapn DPeaofh over list ...

... it is said that the Horsfall party, whioh claims for itself the exclusive right of nominating the mayor and aldermen, wanted, at the Tory caucus on Sa. tarday, to drop the names of several of the retiring aldermen, and.put some of their own nominees in their places. The retiring aldermen have the right to vote in the election of the new mayor, and on counting noses It was found that without ...

... TEST[MON[TAL TO MR, E. ?? SALLIBURY, LANEZ YT.P. F'OR UHE~lE8!1. art Liet; eveniing, thel large MHusic Halal, Citet er, w7l'i ftii (1)11 itply of wie h ',bu 20ad0 pe~r. en, .Oi-e i. b p~hcim l o te ori IIfg ci el Cl, i-li Iad at' ,)]A hi to 'fv LIleS tie pi e'stetaci Iml Itta ni~ii ietCCIII Pirv1ce V, of plate to 21r. L:. Gi. si'b' , bit m1.1 for that Of city. Amongst. tb-3 g- uttena'c pre- ...

... MISTAKEN REMEDIES F1OR BRIBERY. We commented the other day on Lord re Brougham's plausible but unsound proposal hi to suppress electoral corruption by extreme th severity of punishment, and we stated our ax reasons for believing that the true remedy for the evil is not to be found in the statutory ev threat of penalties which public opinion is not re prepared to enforce. We have now before tr ...

... v T~lE iO1Y .LCGRATER. | Ki'r. MICappin and Mr. Ferris, our towunsmen, who were so miraculously saved from the wreck of the Royal n Charter, have visited our office within the last fea li days, and have given us some particulars in reference to wl their most extraordinary escape, and the appalling scenes they witnessed on that dreadful morning on the Welsh coast. They have been urged to ...

... I TilE LfT.I PR TRST, X . ?? RL FORf S IS I JIl U2I 1? E. Taking the ?? inl the absti~i ct, and E -essumingor it to have been the initention of the Aus-g' trian Governiment to have honestly carcied them, thes out In their integritly, it is by no mneans ~i51)probable I that under at different state of circumstances theyI would have been received with a satisfaction' almostI amiounting to ...

... THE UNITED STATES, C pROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDZNIT.) NEW YORK, OCT. 26. At the date of my last letter the news of the negro -insurrection at Harper's Ferry had just reached us, land I gave you what was then my impression, that the accounts we had received were grossly exagge- rated, and that a good many of the details were pro. bably manufactured to influence the approaching aelections. We now ...

... I By the overland mail we are in possession of ad- f vices and papers front Melbourne to Sept. 16, and frm Sydney to Sept. 13. Both colonies were inl the midst of' a political ?? in aa elee-t tion struggle, and NeW South Wales in a parlia. I ?? fight; the government in each case expe- c riencing some defeats. The following extracts from a te journals will sup ly the details: f MELBOURNE, 4 ...