... TRlE VACANT CORONERSaIP. MEETING AT DARLI&STON. On Turesday evening the friends of Mr. Jackson met at the Wag- Son and Borses Inn. The attondance was very numerous, num- berg being unable to gain admission to the room.-Mr. J. W. Creen was called to the chair, nod in opsoing the business of the rueeting, alluded to tho eminent qualfltcations which Mr. Jackson posessoed for the high position ...

... 7ITHE REVOLUTION JIN SICiLY. (PFrom tl'e $pecicta Oorrs nevta termtw - ?? of the Timesa.) MIMB&IOA, AUe-,,6 Geea ir has retiurned, but nobi4to . lace calculated to clear up the oston took sowevers seems ?? thle direot ne Otntiung between Turin and Naples are continulng. The ar- mistice is nominally at an end but in reality it itt prolonged to an indeinite perio3, which mayiast for weeks or be ...

... ,UR°^U BREACH OF PROMIS I ?? OF MARRIAGE. asi ?? £1000 DAMAGES. r At the Bristola safew last week, the action Odl .v. Welsh Ws tried. hedefendant pleaded tida rh had-uot prolised, snd .bat the plaintiff hadrelead Sf him from his engagement. ' Mr. Smith stated that the plaintiff was a yorg !8 lady about 24 years of age, the dlughter of a resW, t able farmer. She had been adopte' ?? mnu ...

... I CORRES THE BROUGH MEMORIAL D ;oiAVAGB CLUB. IHE To THE 9MT9tOR5 Op 11 LIVURtFPODL Bzz^yI Ienbli ?? ilnsthe intural cu ?? t ?? pooi cublic to behold the e ii3t ltte;iteere who e to tai e >tsb in the performance on Trlesdao Next, t 's toy lots on t ?? the bnX plan oiten to au onmer on t ?? anorang, and to tehitany private ora P places. Tenabero tlibeteoffsa. h e. .e t to open thie plat before ...

... (Fernl our (7ocrcajcoclent.) SYDNEY, 14th June, 1860. o ellOexsts between tico mining and pastoral in. of tbmclollive, wih regard to their respective coatrlbu- the eeuerahscltwi. The mines have produced for the in value of gold and coals, somewhat over a million 'dby reference to our statistics of the same year, we kthit th~e value, of wool, tallow, bides, horns, &c., ox- eis abolit £1,200,000 ...

... :IBERWC- BRIBERY COMMXS 1QN. FRIDAY, A-UUST 1.7. (PRBa O fUR SPECIAL REPOIRTEL) Vihe Commissioners resnmed their Sitting this morning.Mr Vaughan presidiug.'j ?? The first witness examined was: -John Stapleton, E&q., late X foP. fr Berwick, who ?? connection with the tomnb corn- menced in 1652, three months before the gdne- rat 'election:' Found-that' Barwick contained a large majority of ...

... TRICENTENARY OF THE SCOTTISH *RIRFORNATION. 7- [CONCLUDED tROM SUPPLEMENT.] EVENING MEPTING. The proceedings were resumed at seven o'clock in the evening, in the New Assembly Hall-Colonel Walker, R.A., p eSdding, in the absence of the Right Eon. the Earl of Shaftes- bury, who was detained by a pressure of Parlia. mentaty business, and bad health, from being present. After devotional exercise?, ...

... i. [irTEn's -tUALEZ'GRA~L.Zia!) =GARIBALDI N NAPLES. lae * Q AuiNO4qgusit 15.-T4e Genese joornal |publish despatches annouuciag the unopposed, ,disembarkation of Garibaldi withE 8100 mei .3naer BReggio o the night of the. ?? inst. The 'saree despatches -feportt the' evacaation of the fortress of Scp11* by the Napoliftanst. The above mndst. e received with great reserre. . rni,, fAugust,15.-. ...

... Del Nothing positively is known of the movements of thr of Garibaldi. It is stated that he is assembling a fleet of bus boats at Messina, where he has already 20,000 men, to pot make a descent on the Calabrian coast. By a telegram tre from Messina, it appears that the Neapolitan troops have uni agreed to evacuate Syracuse and Ajosta, the only strong- old bold in their possession now being the ...

... TIlE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. NtcwnV.-On Wednesday nigit, heavy showers of rain fell, which have continu ciil) to this time. Flax- pulling, which had commenced in this district, is now completely obstructed, and farming operations geCne- rally are at a stand-still. Reports as to the state of the potato crop nre in maniy instances unfavorable, and farmners apprehend that the rain will have a tea- ...

... ST. MARK'S CHURCH BALLYSILLBAN TnE following statement has huten sent to us for pub- lication, aud disposes, in the most satisfactory wil. of a nefarious insinuation made in the colutnsi of the Belfast Afercury:- The Committee of St. Mark's Church have tl5 pleasure of announcing that the debt upon tle ?? il bhas at lentgth been paid off; and tbl, t, submit tbe following statement to the tiuien ...

... TIHE ARMY AND NAVY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-Or'r[c0 PALL MALL, AUG. 14. 14th Reguinient of Light. Dragoons-Mior-iGCn. L. T. Maclean to be Colonel, vice General the Hon. 3ir H. M1urray, K.CJB., deceased. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-D. A. Farquhar, ont., to be Cornet by purchase, vice Royds, pro- nreoted. Military Train-Ensign E. W. H. Webb, fiom the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by ...