... ll?,liIII ,,,high ?? 1. ?? ?? LOCA.L- INTIELLIGEN -,IT *Mr. Arbhur Sa inue' of EVden-pla0oie Liverpool INg dmitt-d MkiC.S. in 185,4was dmie 1Nb.t;~tedof the society at the last eialut~ioun aACriDXNT.--0 Saturday, Christopher Kelly,-a who: saior~0lngi~gtota sloop Joseph and Mary, lying who: in the OO~ss~ ~ookfell fraon the topmast to the a' ?? severe oitusijons of the body. He day I de- emoved ...

... LATEST NEWSI BY EmronTio AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGERAP. oFxcxs, Trim BUILDIns, NEW ShInE,. REUTlC'S TELEGRAMS. NAPLES. INSURRECTION AT AVELLINO. NAPLES, WEDNrSDAY (via Genoa). An inirrrection has broken out at Avellino. The foreign troops spilt the blood of the inhabitants, and plkmdered several houses, At Vaeta the soldiers shouted, Do'vn with *he Constitution ! Long live Maria Teresa ! ...

... _ r1l Douglas ?? July 2;5, The tug steamer Flying Childers, towing the ship 'illiam. Kidson, M'Gregor, from Liverpool for Troon (where the ship is to take coals for China), put into Ramsey on Friday night, being short of coals for the passage. The tug having re, ceived a supply of coals, was preparing for sea, when it Vi? discovered that both captain and crew had also taken in a good supply of ...

... 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 ...

... TRIE IVESLEFANS IS AUSTRALIA. 0 The conduct of the Vesleynn mninisters in Australia is the sulbject ofsevere debate at the annual conterence, 1)0'W beinz held at Manchester. On Saturday the discussiei N-zi resumed. On the previous day it had been nileved by Mr. JEItiso-, of HIudderstield, and seconded by Mr. Ilultot, Of Ilkstone- That, in the opinion of this assembly, there has beern great ...

... I THE WOVNDD VOLUNTEERS AT pALERMO. The following eommiunicatiou. has been received by the committee of the Ladies' Garibaldi Benevolent association, from Signora Mario, the Florence Night. ingale of Garibaldi's army, in reply to a letter from a lady connected with the association : s Garibaldi hospital, Palermo July 16. Your welcome letter, dated 5th of July, reached ime yesterday in the ...

... I THE NEW INIAIT. STEAMEIR LEINSTER. This magnificent vessel arrived in Kingstown harbour on Saturday morning at half past nine, after having ran a distance of over four hundred miles in little more than twenty-four hours, including slowing and' stopping. The Leinster has attained the maximum speed ever arrived at by paddle or screw steamer-namely, twenty- cne and a half miles within an ...

... D 94e flauxad sounTudf. DUBLIN: BIONDAY, JULY 30, 1860. Tin, Emperor NAioLioN does not stand on diplomatic formulas, which may take months before they ripen into action. Business first, and forms after, is his mode of doing the thing. This may be inconvenient to the old see-saw folk, who must refer to thc codle diplomaticus or book of entries to ascertain the outline of the necessary protocols ...

... A BxNCE OPI OFN 1T PRTO 1 EG'I- .g§E DEBATE.- ?? ; i L - And Thie Ai de ea.Religion; the recognised oirgan ?? in tb1~newfspaper press of the' Liberal Catholic 2 PartY in France, contains an admirable lettera A fr,,ou ?? correspondent, under date the hifh, giving aigraphic eaccount of the debates in, ie Coininoni on the Friday and Thursday p-e- -ioli., The writer was evidently an eye-witness ...

... W e (,irmp engd ,a~hy ¢Gaeglte understand thlat t'dO ?? new regimentsato the Dine to be Hdded to tbe~ army, ir. conseqnence oS ilie extinetibn of tlhe loeal ttnropleao;forco In indlia, will tea nine altogetl~er. of whiolh tharee will be cavalry sold siix infantry. }n tiresa regtiments 1sromotionl wili nor be regulated by the pur- chase rsystem in operation in the rest of the Line.: It will, he ...

... The following is a list of all pensions granted between the 20th day of June, 1869, and the 20th day of Jane, 1860, and charged upon the Civil List (pursuant to Act 1 Vic., c. 2):-Miss Catherine Bailey, Miss Emily Bailey, Mrs. Mary Ward (in addition to the pension of 50 granted to them in 1855), in consideration of the long and meritorious services of their late father in the War Office, and ...

... METROPOLITAN RAILWVAY. The report of the directors to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting to-morrow states that the corpora- tion of London have become shareholders to the extent of 200,0001., as previously arranged, and have nominated to the direction three members of their body. The bill pro. moted by the company for improving their station ari ange- ments has been passed. The other bill ...