... I Tunix, Jrex 20, 1860.-Our government is begij ing to be seriously embarrassed by the firr attitude o the three northern powers with respect to the Siciaiia question. The courts of Russia, Austria, and Prellg0 desire that we should pledge ourselves to refuse thle a1 . nexation both of Sicily and of Naples, even should tbe population vote in our favour. The goverinreats jl question would ...

... | -. 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 ...

... (FRoM our, CORREStrONDENT.) LoNDON?, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.-The House of Commons in Committee on the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill, eliminated last night from the statute book the in- famous Gregory or quarter-acre clause, which has been the means of inflicting so much undeserved misery upon the poor of Ireland. The government, finding that even Tory Irish members were preparing to join the Liberal ...

... NORTIH DOCK WARD. l ;; A mectinig of the members of the Liberal Club ot s, this warrd was held last evening at the Northumberland is Hotel, for the ?? of selecting a fit and proper person to represent the burgesses in the Town Council at the next election, which will be held in November, Mr. I- Tracey being the outgoing councillor. id Alderman Martin occupied the chair. Mr. French, is ?? and ...

... 017iA.- -1 ?? ?? Con_.. ?? IAtiA..1w (TY0oD the EVENIINYO 'rfEEMAXN 01 NtMrVtay.) Turin, Friday, July 13. News from Naples to tile 10th states that the King kail summoned the former Camarilla It was believed that those devoted to the old realm would be again called to power. 'The population was unquiet. Ships sere being armed, and troops sent to Messina. aria- nelli commanded the citodel where ...

... TELE GALWAY SUBSIDY. I iBY Sl'1CIAL TELEGRAPHI. (1nol. outl ('o0:RsESIPON:DzxT.) London, Monday Night. A1tol0t thirty of ibe Irish imembers met to-day to ,1csider thc cour-e to be taken in reference to the Gal- way contract. Amnongst those who attended Wv 'e-Lord Duikellin, rir Tbeomas Burke, Mr. Gregory, Colonel French, Colo- pel Vandelcur, Colonel Duane, Hlon. Colonel Bernard, Colonel ...

... THlE POTATO CROP. TO TilH EDITOR Oi THiE FlSOSerAN. Kilmallock, Saturlay. Dsc.At SIR-I observe in the FiengMAN of this dty a letter from Mr. M'Iver, Kilinallock, in which he unider- takes to contradict generally my report of the condi- tion of the potato crop in this, district which you pub- lished a few days sincs. Now, with all respect for so eminent an authority as Mr. Iver, I beg to ...

... Tile report of the direators to the shareholders says:- I In presenting their half-yearly report, the directora.an- nounce, with setisfaction, a stoady and contiluous ineroaso in the traffic receipts. of their railvay. A reference to the statement of revenue fersthe paet six mosths, as com- pared with the corresponding period of last year, will show an improvement amnounting to 8401. lOs. An ...

... We lave a letter from the Times' correspondent to- day, describing the changes in the plans of Garibaldi, and his adjournment of the intended attack on the Papal :tates, at the request of KingV Victor Emmanuel. Ue writes from Mbssina, August 15 :_ Before Garibaldi left It had been decided to make a con- ?? Of our front, and, while keeping up appearancea to- wnrdi the Straits, choose some point ...

... )'FATAL ACCIDENT-THREE MEN KILLED. - A frightful accident occurred yesterday ia our citY, pl involving the death of threc men, under appalling cir- e curmstances, and severe, if not fatal, injuries to two tv others, who new lie bruised and disabled in hospital. a] Tilis lamentable occlirrence happened in connectioniwith ii the newly rebuilt house, No. 2, Lower Baggot-strect, B belonging to Mr ...

... 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 ...