... CHURC.H TEMPUBALITIES IN IRELAND. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, on the order of the day for going into committee upon the church temporalities bill, Mr. Vance presented a petition from certailn parties in Dublin atected bv this bill, praying the house to take their case into consideration. The hon. gentleman then proceeded to review the clauses of the bill, and to state his objections ...

... LATEST INTELIGENCE PI (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (lReiters Teleqramn.) liague, Friday, Arigust 17th. The project of law respecting the railway has been adopted by the FirstChamber,bby thirty-foaragainst live votes. Paris, Friday, August 17th. The Palric of this evening, contains the following despatch, dated Naples, titl:- Tranquillity prevails in tbe city. Garibaldi is still reconnoitring the ...

... ft I FILUNCE AI?D E?GIAND, . f, ?? ?? , 1. , - - - ? - . 1 iS)ont. isiessof pcindat5.) Tfilc tnperlr of the FrI ch prul befo s Ves- terdv in a niew and ty no nmeans ungracefl lisharacter. Ile know- him well Ias an accolliplished orator, as tih vt iter of soul-stirring proclamations, ani aa tbe inspirer of pamphlets annlouncing ?? at which ?? tremblc onl their thrones. Bliit he comes before us ...

... | -. TIHE IlIISH BRIGADE. i; or hs. i T ONxE, JtI.Y 17.-The last detachment of the 1risII marched out of Rome yesterday morning, and the whole brigade is now lit or on its ray to Spoleto. Many of the men were reluctant to march, but the persuasive bayonets of the Swiss conlvinced them of the necessity of leaving their beds at the early hour customary for military movements. On Sunday roorning ...

... TIlE KiNGDOM OF PIEDMONT. (F1'ow the Morning Post of yesterday.) LEOIIOIxn, AIoUST 24.-A Garibalidan exciteaieolt prevails in this town just now, in conlsequence (f tic return of several wounded volunteers from Sicil. 1';In French postal steamer brought in fifteen or tweet ;- valided officers and men yesterday ?? Xr, si the Medea landed another batch Irom Palerno li, morning, so that red ...

... I I .F1RE IN RICHMOND BRIDEWELL Last night a fire broke out in one of the buildings adjoining this prison at the south western side, near the canal, which at one time threatened to be of a most serious character. As the patrol was going round the prison at nine o'clock, they discovered that the capstain mill-house was on fire, and at once gave the alarm. This mill-house was filled with most ...

... I - . . - a I a . - w The third and last of these annual markets for this season was held on Monday on the usual stance. The weanther. though somewhat boisterous, was on the whole favourable to the business. The buyers were firm, espe- cially fiom England. The stock shown was'larger than on any similar occasion during the last ten or twelve years. It was computed by many experienced persons ...

... I (FROM OUO COSIRTESPONDLNrT.) LOXDox, TUESDAY Evx-NIor.-Parlianment seas; id lemuly prorogued to-day in the presence of eight ladies and ono bishop The Royal Commissioners were lird Campbell, Lord Monteagle, Lord Sidney, ael Lal Stanley, of Alderley, and the Duke of Sosneret. Si peer, lay or legal, put in an appearance, and the tilldp of Rochester was the only peer of any oill, save the ...

... -- _ - _ . -s 'o . a I (1Plom the Daily News of yesterday) mrssixA, AuGUST 20 -More details have come to liy knowledge concerning Garibaldi's successful landing. It was at half-past ten o'clock p.m., that Garibaldi and Tori started on board of the Franklin from Taormina., They bad on board about 1,200 men, the steamer Torino following them close with 2,600 others on board. The expedition ...

... CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS, FRANCIS-STREET. This splondid parochial church, that reflects so much honour on the paeople, has been completed externally for some time past, through the zeal and devotion of the vrenerated pastor, the Rev. Canon I1FCabe, his associate clergy, and his faithful flock, who have been always re- markable for their anxiety for the beauty of God's house. The clergy and the ...

... LETTER OF M DE AIONTALEMBEIU', To COUNT CANWoc- The number of the C~orrespondunt which hasijust op. peared contains the following letter from Il. (le 21,aai. lenbert to Al. Cavour- `. LU Cost rn-I read in the report of the proccediligi of the Turin parliament of the 12th of October thesc word,ig spoehn by you I- II believe that the solution of the Roman question miuse be arrived at by the ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE I ORANGEMEN OF CANADA. GREAT EXCITEMENT. THE PRINCE GROSSLY INSULTED. THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE CHASED. (From the NA York Herald.) TonoNTo, SistiTrLnon 8-The Prince held a levee at eleven o'clock this morning, which, in spite of the heavy rain which fell, was very largely attended. The review of troops and the laying of the foundation stone of New Park, which were on ...