... 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 ...

... REVIRW OF KEN'TISH VOLUNTEERS. -- ?? ) A review of the companies comprieing the let Battalion (of Kent Volunteer Rifles took place on Saturday afternoon. last in the beautiful park of Sir Thomas M. WVilson, Bart., at Old Charlton. Notwithstanding the very unfavourable state of th9 wieather, several thousands of persons assembled to witness the proceedings, and the evolutions were carried out ...

... C'IpTALN ROSS ON. THlE W1I1ITWOJT'H RIFLE. ?? - ?? - I EDITOR or TInt MORNING CHRONICLE. sig-13elieving that any independent document teeling to place the characteristics of the Whit- m b ?? inI a true light ctniut Lid ftlu prove jllteresting I do myself the honour to enclose you an extract from a note from Captain Ross to myself. Thu TImcio' has had a copy, but declines to prilit it. hlave ...

... I lei- - -- - - - - -- - - -- world,. [FROMt OUR, OWN CORR1ESrONDENT.] 3. diets. oerself DUBLIN, Tt'EBDAY. d'and The Rev. Mr. Miller, of Belfast, disputes the right of the Itomle eupty Biohop of Down and Connor to inhibit any clergyman from 5' ed to preaching in his (Mr. Mliller's) church, being 1under the With impression that the incumbent has the sole control of his 5P a~nient, pulpit, and ...

... MFARRIAGE IX I1100 LIFE. The marriage of Lady Alice Villiers, second daughter of the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, and Lord Sklelmersd ale was solemnised yesterday at St. Paul's Church, Wilton- place. The church, long previous to the hour appointed for the sulemnity, was crowded by a fashionable congregation. The noble bridegroom and his best man reached the church about half-past, eleven ...

... The following is the text of the Note lately ad- dressed to the heads of the Foreign Legatione by the Neapolitan Minister for Foreign Affairs:- Sir-By reports which the Government has received from Sicily, we learn that Garibaldi has collected at Messina 160 vessels with which, it is believed, he will attempt a landing on the Coutinent. Among the events that are pos- sible, we may even fear ...

... UNITMED STATES AYD CANADA. LIVERPOOL, WaDNXFSDAY. The 'Montreal Ocean Mail steam-ship North Briton, Cap- tain Borland, which left Quebec on the 4th instant, arrived in the Mersey this maorning, bringing 108 passengers. The North Briton called at Londonderryyesterday (Tues- day) morning, and a summary of news was telegraphed thence. On the 6th instant she passed the screw steamer Canadian hence ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES, rTHROUGI[ REUTER'S AORNCY.V 1 . TuCtxN, WEDDNESDAY. Y The Opiniowe gives a denial to the reports, published in the French papere, of a note having been sent by Austria toPiedmont, relative to an intervention in Italy,; Garibaldi should disembark in the kingdom of - aies cage Is JNaples. XAPLES, TUESDAY. Count Aquila has received his passports, and taken his departure. ...

... THE TWO SICILIES, The latest aicvices from Southern Italy annofto,' thlt Garibaldi had definitivoly arranged his plan of aitatck, which, it- was said, would be cariied into. effct benwee the 20th' and 25th instant at the latest. We are assured that Garibaldi is to land on tht part o e the' coust lying between Salerno aid N Naples, and d 'that he has 'got together for the tin- dertakiug a corps ...

... 7111E LATE GALW tA Y P'IRLAL. 'The following letter has been aridressed by Dr. WHnle of Taoin to 1 ether Lavelle, the unsuccessful prosecutor for libel, at the Galva'ynssizes:- St. Jarlath's, Tuani, Augustg. j Rev. Dear Sir-With my own contribution of £20, I hereby authorisoe you to appeal to the friends of huuna- f nity, anf( justice, and free education, for ac'istiince to meet |tbe lovy ...

... - . .. - _ MORNIING CHRONICEL OFFICB, Tueday, IlP.m. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [TIIROUGH REUTERS AGENCY.1 THE TWO SICILIES,. GENOA, MONDAY. Official advices received from Naples assert that the Neapolitan troops on the Calabrian coasts fired on the evening of the 14th inst., upon a brig coming from Malta, laden with arms and ammunition. The vessel stranded, and was taken by the Neapo- litans. ...

... RAIL AY INTELLIGESCE. I a LONDON AND NORTFP1IWE4TE RN. The half-yeaurly meeting of this compa3. ices yealerdaiy bei nt the Ehasten Station. In the hbsncl,0 of the Marquisi ,icliiiud's, Admiral Moorsem, the deput~y-chairman of the CenitpAlly, presided. 'Toe report, which has been already published in 21, rhe yopla Wstonfcel, havieg been talcen as read, 'filie CItA1musAN proceeded to address the ...