... MEETING AT ALNWICK. The annual show of this useful society was held yesterday, under highly auspicious circumstances. Held in the good old town df AInwick, which the society has visited on several previous occasions, with a number of entries considerably exceeding those of last year, and under the favourable influence of the most beautiful weather, this year's show has proved one of the most ...

... DA-MY AND FPEIObDICAL PRESS. TIMES'-The Emperors's letter, which-will be found in another column,. will be read with interest by all, ,with satisfaction by;those who can forget the logic-T fats' Thestyle is the full Roman hand familiar to the man who has won an empire,-who has more recently annexed two provinaes, and is master of a hundred le- gions, With tfie. argument of'success nothing is ...

... UNITED STATES AND4CADA: The Montreal Ocean mail steaniihip North Briton, Captain Borland, which left Quebec on the 4th inst., ar- rived in the Mersey on Wednesday morning, bringing 108 passengers. The only intelligence of interest to be found in the United States and Canadian journals ia the progress of the Prince of Wales. The YNsw York Herald says it is announeed that the Prince will embaik ...

... THE PIRINCE OF WALES AT HALIFAX. His Royal Highness tho Prince oi Wales arrived at Halifax on the 30th ult,, and landed amid the booming of oannon. The inhabitanto made a moat enthusiastic demonstration. Tbe following is from the speoial re- porter of the Herald:- HAT.A , Juty 30.-At ten o'clock the equadron anohored oppocito the dockyard. The Prinoe left the Hero in one of the boats, and at a ...

... THE WALWORTH MURDERS.-At the Central Criminal Court this day (Thursday), the pri- soner YonUgman, who displayed no emotion, was sentenced to death. WirF MurIDErm AxT LivEnrPOO.--Thomas Gallagher, charged with the brutal murder of his wife, on the 8th June, at Liverpool, was found guilty to-day (Thursday), before Baron Mlartin. at the Liverpool Assizes, and sentenced to death. In passing ...

... THE EmPEROR NAPOLEON iN SAVOY. The Moniteur contains the following report on the, reception of the Imppeial coupikq at Chambery, the capi. tal oT' avoy:-m- ?? CtInxBBZY August 27. Their Majeaties left Lyons to-day at twelve' o'clock, accompanied byaclamations, which had followed them all the time of their sojourn. At. Amberieuir, they received the authoritiea in 'the' depastment of Aimi. A ...

... THE LATER TELEGRAMS. - ALLEGED FLIGHT OF THE KING OF NAPLES. The revolutionary movement evidently Inoreameeevery rapidly in Calabria and the provinces northwards; and if hal of the despatohes received ?? relating to the outburst be true, the throne of the Neapolitan Bourbons stands in a rnost perilous position. By the first telegram, despatehed. from Naples on Tuesday, ic :is stated that the ...

... LAST NIGHI'S PARLIAMENT. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS.-THUISD1AY. Their lordships met at five o'elock. BAVIN9S BANK BILL. Earl GRANVILLB gave notice that he would on Friday move , suspension of the standint orders, in order to enable the Savings Bank Bill to be read a second ?? Barl of DONOUrGIH- MOtri thought the course proposed to be taken by the noble earl -most unfair to those ...

... (Fr1r the Pren.) The instruction and guidance of a Christian flock no doubt affrds scope for eloquence of a particular cha- *aoter, but scarcely for what is technically known as oratory. The forgetfulness of this truth has occasioned a good deal of unprofitable controversy on the subject of sermons. Clergymen have been occasionally taunted with poseeasing the finest theme, and making the least ...

... I I ellowing is a copy of a letter addressed by tbe ?? the North Shields and Tynemouth Gcam. ommerce, to the Right Ron. 8. Herbert, M.P., bjeot of the proposed dtfences on this Coast Chamber of Commerce, 43, Tyne-street, North Shields, Aug. 20,1860. teral Memnbers of this Chamber having called my to the very liberal parllamentary grant (91S0,000), to be expended in plaolng the entrance to the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. LAW REFORMI. The Loim CisumommB laid on the table a bill to repeal a large number of obsolete statutes. He pro- ceeded to call the attention of their lordshipe to the measures -of Law Reform which bad been introduced Into the house during the pre~ent session, observing that their lordebipa were not to blame for any want ...

... Lelters from Measina, by the correspondent of the TAmes, give the freshest news as to the state of the army under Garibaldi. The letters extend in date from the 30th ult. to the 6th inst. Writing on the 31at ultr, he says:- To.day, a whole flotilla of Neapolitan stearners, coming from Messina, Reggio, Villa Ban Giovanni, and Scylla, were cruising about the entrance to the Straits, and looking ...