... -tOCAF ILNTELLIGEKCE. A o BaN~t OVP-s.-Yeaterdayii Patric ik Xby living in Poierstret, wa knocked dowin by --got eud received a fracure of the skull. He was a nto the Nortborn Hospital. E3S4HINHHAD MO ...

... T? REVOLTTI? IN SI OILY.1 Pr- Co , Zsatiaranill, U-U VUUMU 3d, Tkli of ?? i1t0 new struggle whiich eteted in store at 'Sins It wa3 no more ott rhe steep but open 3jejnO. 0calataimI, nor lp the narzow ...

... LATEST INTELIGENCE PI (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (lReiters Teleqramn.) liague, Friday, Arigust 17th. The project of law respecting the railway has been adopted by the FirstChamber,bby thirty-foaragainst live votes. Paris, Friday, August 17th. The Palric of this evening, contains the following despatch, dated Naples, titl:- Tranquillity prevails in tbe city. Garibaldi is still reconnoitring the ...

... ORMSEIRK AND SOUTHPORT AGRICULTURALA SOCIETY. on t The annual 5how of the Ormiskirk end Southiport MAgi had cultural Society-was held at Southport, in a field adjoining seas the railway$ and-to the east of the station, on Wednesdayi! ante The day-was fine and warm, and the -town was decorated a he with flags and triumphal arches. ~ ,To the left,. on enter;ai iag the .yard, was a large tent, in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I To aes Editor of tas Glatgo- HrlaX. Sin,-On the 6th inst. there was passed An Act for Pre- venting the Adulteration of Articles of Food or Drink, gnd, as the providions in the A-ct are expected to be of some use and service to the public, perhaps you will be kind enough to insert the following clauses, extracted from the Act in queation.-I am, Sir, y u obedient servant, A. B. Ci I. Every ...

... MEMORIAL TO THE LATE MR. ROBERT. STEPHENSON. A meeting of noblemen and gentlemen, friends of the late 3 Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P., was recently' held at'Fen- dall's Hotel, Westmipgster, for the purpose of taking into . consideration the most appropriate mode of testifying, in a I public manner, thegeneral respect for his memory.,. i 'Lord LnaovxR was unanimously requested to take the chair, ...

... Provincial EARNINGS OF A BEGGAR.—On the person of a cripple named Jos. Walker, just sentenced at the Dewsbury sessions to two months' imprisonment, for dog stealing, a pocket-book was found containing entries during forty days of the amount he had received in charity while pursuing his vocation. These sums amounted altogether to X9 14s. OJd., yielding him an average of 4s. lOd. a day. The ...