... A correspondent writing from Crieff on Tuesday says:- The shooting season commenced on Monday under most auspicious cir. enmstauces. The weather was remarkably fine, and from the accounts received the sport was good in all directions. On Glen. turret Hill Mr. Lumeden and another gentleman killed 682 brace of grouse on Monday. On the moors of Auchinafree, Cannachan Brass, end Ardoch, the ...

... I RI YL( OF 1OF 2ALES'S P1R0lA,'S, , ,oval Iiglhness the Prince of Wales left L1y rail oil thle 2d inst., for Windsor. 1 lnltsportf and was warmly re e- at ~.-ved at J places. He sailet fro' illlutsport on 'dthle Stx t. John's, where he arrived I morning of the-34 inst., alld met with a entillisiastic reception. 2,000 school ch ildren, leld drawl Up at the gate, sang the National ,theW, and ...

... UNIlrERSI)t IZVTELLrGENCE. OXFORD, AtUGUST 1. An act for removing doubts respecting the Craven scholar. ships in the University of Oxford, and for enabling the Uni- versity to retain the custody of certain testamentary docu- ments, Whereas, it is expedient to remove certain doubts re- speoting the Craven scholarships in the University of Ox) ford, and to enable the Univerpi'Ly to retain the ...

... EXPRESS FROM3I PARIS. jFROM OUR OWN CORRESPO.NDENT.J PARIS, TluRSDAY EVENING. ThSe King of Napees Has not yet fled! Such are the ominously significant words which are containod ke in a despatch received this evening. Nothing can L be more desperate than the King's position, ?? Garibaldi's eontry into Naples in triunmph may be expected from hour to hour. Whatever was the natureof the ...

... 5T7E IWKA I IWVORTI TRAGED r if LATEST PARTICULARS. e SUNDAY NiSsTa.-During the whole of yesterday (San- a day) the utmost excitement prevailed in the immediate d neighbourhood of Walworth and Camberwell, in consequence a of a report appearing in some of the weekly papers, to the g effeot that William Godfrey Youngman (who is at present 0 in Horsemonger-lane GCaol, having been remanded on sus- ...

... COURY CIRCULAR. Her Majoesty the Quean and his Royal Highness th e Prince Consort, accomupanied by their Rryal Hlighnesses Princess Alice, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Princees H6lena, and Princess Louisa left Osborne at ten o'clock yesterday morning. In attendance were the Countess of Desart, the 1o0n, Beatrice Byng, Colonel the lIon. Sir C. Phipps, Colonel the Hon. A. Hood, M1ajor-General ...

... FA TAL OCCURRE NCE ON THE SOUTB- lfEUEIRN Bilf JWl F1'. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bedford, the coroner for West- noinster, resumed and concluded an inquiry, at St. George's Hospital, which lasted soveral hours, respecting the circurn. stances attending the death of Mr. Philip Le Lievre, aged 47, which occurred through an accident on the South- Welsern Railway nt Kew. M Mr. Bramwell, of the firm ...

... A SELF-ACOUSED L]cETYLIA rF. Daniel Pigranss, of BIarnston, labourer, who delivered him- self up last week, was brought up in custodcly, at Dnnimow, charged on his own confession with hiving set fire to a staok of wheat, the property f MIr. ?? Oswald New- man, of Absol *park, on the 24th Octoter, 1863. The pri- soner is a single man. Mr. Newinan proved that on the 2451h October, between nine ...

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... t n1- 1- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ le se The followin, is the text of the letter of the Emperor Napoleon to Count Persigny ST. CLOUD, 29 JUILLET, 18G0. es Mon cher Persiguy-Les ehnses me seniblent 'd si embrouill63, grace h la d6fiance sem6e partout it depuis la guerre d'Italie, quo je vous 6cris dans I'espoir qu'une conversation hv cour ouvert avee Lord Palmerston rem6liera an mal actuel. ...

... RAIIWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Allies open. Receipts. St II DanisH. ?? 1859180, 18I h( Ilelfast and W. Counties ?? 6 6 1510 1349 b t Bolfast antd County Down ?? 21 17 694 008 Dii Blirkeolsead, Lancashire, and Cheshire. 33 33 3100 2931 T Bllyth and Tyne, ?? 20 1953 1041 Y Blisttol and Exeter.. . 117 117 7120 7509 ) Caledonlan ?? 2101 16217 15081 d Cork aind Bandon ?? 20, 395 341 r Cork, Bllsckrocke, ...

... LONDON: TRIDAY, AUGUST24, 1860. -r,, the IHOUSE of LOnDS, yesterday, On the motion for considering the Commons' Amendmuents to the Counjlugal Eights (Scothilld) Bill, 'T'lln e t (CIIACE 1.r.( Inm oved1 that the said ?? shollhl he disagreed with. In thle other House tivo clauses had Deen struck onit whicl he contended were of great importance, and which he hi otd that further conlsideratioll ...