... FOREIGMlq iAYBUlGHas. TEUIE;A.T I NS VENETIA. A letter fromn Venice of the 4th says:- I have ?? a fbinIgiit',' ind shall never for- get that time as long as I live; boo dull and monotonous has it Iee. Have you'ev'er taken a walk to Vijenes 'on a week-day?, If yps haive, f course yyo -saw none but >olFiers. Ibis just the sameohere; as with the exception 6R 'a few petty tradespeople and ...

... INStRANCE OFFICES AND THEIR FirTEEN DAYS' GRACE. (From the City Article of the Tisnes.) A number of additional communications have been re- aeived in relation to the fire insurance offiees that have demurred to accept the renewal premiums on Mr. Good- hart's premises, although tendered within the fifteen days of grace specifically allowed. It will be sufficient, how- ever, to insert the ...

... The Stoneleigh (or tilt) troop of this regiment hold their anniver- easy at the Kinges Arms Hotel, Kenilwortb, on Wednesday last, upon which occaslon nearly elght; partook of a sumptuoas dinner provided by Ir. and Mrs. Bursell. The chair was taken by Captain the Hop. E. C. Leigh, who was eupported on his right by Lord Leigh, Captain and Adjutant Field, Captain Dllke, Cornet Somerville, and ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. A battalion drill came off in the drill grounds, near to tbe uag- Way House, on Wednesday eveolog. Five companies were re. prenented by about 200 men. LieuL.-Coionel Vernon was in Cor. mend, a~sisted by Captain Segreve, the adjntant. The drill wa devoted for the mofit part to whooliog In quarter-distance colutan In quick and double time. The evoluttone were execeedingly wei; ...

... Mr. Frederick Peel has accepted the Financial Secretary. ship of the Treasury, vacant by Mr. Laing's appointment as a Member of Council at Calcutta. -Globe. The .Nationa& Zeitunw says: A report is prevalent in. Berlin that Lord Bloomfield, the English Minister at the Prussian Court, is about to resign his post. Lady Bloona' field, who has resided in Ireland for some time, intends to take up ...

... THE FAILURE OF MESSRO. HICKMAN. Yesterday we stated that the deputation appointed by Messrs. Hickman's creditors to wait upon. the Dudley and West Bromwich Banking Company, with a view to ascer- tain whether they could not be induced to forego their expressed Intention of proceeding to bankruptcy, had an interview with the directors on Saturday last, the result of which was that the directors ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCH. | OSITION OF THE AUSTBIAS3 IS VENETI-k VENIto, November 17.-Austria has at the pxesent mo- ment in Venetia an army of 130,000 men, divided iabo four corps. The first, commanded by General Count Stadion, guards the MinCio line, and has its head-quarters at Verona. The second, commanded by Archduke Ernest of Austria, guards the line of the Etoch (Adige), and has its head- ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION IN ESSP.Y HALSTEAD, Saturday. Tho annual gathering of the Hincsford Consorvative and Agricultural Club-which has come to be regarded as a kind of exponent during the recess of Conlservativo opinion in tho eastern district-was held last evening at Castle Hedioagham, near this town. The dinner took place at the Bell Inn, the chair being occupied by Mri. P_..Papi1on,. M ...

... liv Oi% Naig rot. TUESDAY,' SEPTEMBER 25, 1860, NEWSJ 0' THE: DAY. THERE seems at last to be some probability of the new treaty with France coming into actual opera- tiocs. A Manchester contemporary, who is gene- rally well informed on this subject, says 1We understand that the first supplementary convention for fixing the new duties in the French tariff, embracing ,articles of iron and all ...

... D1STRICT NEWS. DUDLEY. HonsJ STEAIIra.-At the New, Town Hall, On Wednesday, before A. B. Cochrene and 0. Csrtwrlght, E-qrs., John Price, labourer, was charged with stealing one mare and one foal, the property of William Hiogley. Pulicc-sorgeant DAvis stated that ho appreb6nded the prisoner on the 80th ult. en suspicion of steal- ig the animals In question. Prisoner replied, I am innocent. ...

... THE FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING SOIREE, , LAST EVENING. SPEECHES OF MESSRS. SOHOLEFIELD, MP,, AND BRIGHT, M.P. 7his long anticipated event took plase Ins the Town Hall leist evening, and was In1 all respects a perfect encress. The prelimi. series of the proceedings conaleted of a tea party one a large acsle, the floor of the Hall being crowded with the Pastakers of the re- peast and a ballot ...

... MEETING OF WORCESTERSHIRE IDUCA- TIONAL INSTITUTES &AT STOUJRBRIDG - ON TUESDAY, The meeting of the Worcesterehire Union of Institutes, at Stouebridge, on Teseday, drew thither a considerable number of vlsitors from the various literary and educational lntitut5e In the country, and the day wae devoted to the several mestinge con. nected with such annual gatherings. In the morning the Concnll ...