... SECOND) EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [11 Y A N ETIC ?? E LT F. G R A P I5.] .VEIVS-LET'lERl OFFICE, Thursday, One o'clock p.m. THE SERIOUS RIOT AT ALDERSHIOTT CAMP, After much wranglhqiti and some fighting between the 24th and the militiamen, in which the latter were forced to retreat, their opponents being six to one, a cry was raised that the inilitialhad gone for their rifles, There was no ...

... ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN, MOCLINTOCK, R.N. Ox Tuesday, a large and influential useeting of metn- bers of the nobility, ladies, and gentlemen, assemr bled in the Round Room of the Mansion House. The body of the spacious apartment wats crowded, as were also tbegalleries. Amongst thlose assembled were:- The Right Hon. Lord Talbot de Ilalahide, the Rtiglit Hon. Lord Gough, the Right Hon. Baron Greene, ...

... EC C'LESIASTICAL. THE PIIESBYT'ERIAN CHURCH. SECOND PR3;nBYTERIAN CONGREGATION, RAPIJOE.- This congregation has been making considerable progress since the date of its organisation by the (leneral Assembly, in the month of July inst. A rapid increase has taken place in the number of its members, who have been fortunate in securing an eligible'site (in perpetuity) for the erection of their ...

... ur (FROM TUB FARMERS' GAZETrE.) ad HTHTERTO the linen trade has been universally con us sidered the great staple manufacture of Ireland, an ot flax has formed a standard crop for a long perioc in the Northern districts, to which, indeed, tho ma e; nufactnre of the rawv material into different descrip n- .tions of finished goods has been chiefly contlned D. This manufacture has reached a high ...

... FRENCH COSSIP AND CHIT-CHAT. PAlms, SUNDAY EV1ENING.-The Nancio Sacc~oni (its well as walcwskti himself, probably) has been quite taken aback by the Imper ial manifesto, and has telegraphied to Antilnelli that tile game is up and his Colining tO Paris is of' no nse, ar fiict hie is shreud enoi~llg to see witleoit Saccoui's help). every cardi- I nal of' th whole sixty may ?? safely borrow a ...

... W. t publish;this morning a very imnpottant article ,from the Farmers' Gzeeu on the subject-of flax cuiti- e vation, now exciting so ouch attention in the North a of&reland.' . The view tahen by our ?? con- t temporary is al exceedingly valuable one-that niore f attention shoulild l;o paid to the cultivntion of flda at home. H~olding tile Salle views, Lord Bandonr, Lord Carberry and other ...

... ?? following report should have appeared in or fcolumns yesterday morning, when the address an reply were published, but tihe report furnished to t was so disconnected and incomplete that it could ni 3appear.] 3 On Saturday evening last, a very handsome. testi monial, consisting of a silver salver and a purse con talning 155 Sovereigns, was presented to the Rev, I Altiginnis, inI his own ...

... MrlE IION. HUGH ROWLEY .ANd HIS LATE WIFE. -. UlRTHDi rXAMINAT!ON ON TtUESDAY. Tins afternoon the further examintittion into the charge of perjury prefeited by the Hun. Htgh Rowley against ills wife, alleged to have been corn- rmitted itn the suit instituted by bter in the Divorce Court, was again resumed finom TL'hursday last. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridgo tppeared folr tile prosecution, and Mr. ...

... TIHE POPE AND THIE CONGRESS. (IIIWM THE, EXAMINER.) 'Tillo reasoning and eloquence of A. de la Gaerro- nitre's pamphlet would attract universal attention, did it only ?? his private views, but he writes with powlel, Ill ILoe than tile ordinary sense of the word. We lkuow by. whom htis pen is inspired, and that his words arc events, or not unlikely to become so. They tale sure to make it loie ...

... EARL GREY presided at the dinner in celebration of the enrolment of the Newcastle Vohinteers, on Friday I evening. His lordship said ho rejoiced in the mannerI ill which the formation of volunteer corps had been taken up, not only in this town, but throughout the I kingdom. (Cheers.) He hoped that we should b3 able to reckon on the services of 50,000 men, and heI should be glad if it was even ...

... LATE ES T .NE.Ws. _ - I NEWS-LETT'ER OFFICE, : Thkersdlray Morning. [13Y MA XRTIT TELLGRAFR j.] THE{, FREN CII PAMPHMLBET. Th be lstri'an Post coaderutns thle Paris panlph~let, il] the ground that it is a compnltC abal'donmiont of the ?? tinit journal hibs attributed to Frsance since the, day of Villa-France. .. The Vienna Gazette looks on it as a direct menace for Austria, and exclhlims-Il' ...

... THE TOWNS' IMPROVEMENT ACT IN ARINAGir. AC LFROM OUR SPECIAL REPORU~rR.J ARMtAGH, WRDNESDAY. A SPECMAL ineeting of tho inhabitants of this Cit was held il the Market-house to-day purslant to an order received from the Lord Lieutenant, r,,, the purpose of taking into consideration the Towns Im, provcment (Ireland) Act of 1854, with a view of adopting it in whole or ihi prrt J. G. IVINDw11a ;3 J ...