... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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.-. ...

... 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 ...

... IFATE N;EWS.- _d5 £t 3.. !.S Kl .5.. O . F1 S-a * V # Wa BY. B~ELI~CTBIO:TELE4GRA;rH. HOU-U37SE OF.COMMONS-Ws nvBD . The S Psx= took.the chairat 12 ocockl . A new writ waa ordered4 for West Cumberland, in the room of Major-.eneral Wyadham, deceased, Mr. MELLOR gave notice thab,. ?? next, he in. tended to call attention to the refusal of the House of Lords to entertain the Savings Banks and ...

... LOCKERBIE LRAI; -sometimes exceeds tw Jcwa. Us - j, we ca Sote'ti ?? ?? deficiency being the;ey involed of haybout onhas froina the averageshow; but s- fthe 1sas_ of be vfiots . ?? was much geairca. ~moun ang to tjo~tuid aleailt if not three-fourths ofhs~; Ordin' number brought ?? asseksr staicgy, t ht .l ffn . of the flocks during the last, winyter and terriblg nd proves tha ou statements ...

... 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 ...

... onmskiitk AND SBOtfTHPQkT AGRICULTURAL soCtIET. I- tJfi6 ?? Aftilatat~oy q st1 oietey, whie tookA 1I p ht f6 Afitaae yesterday at So hif~ t~~trayeot a Most satisfactory and successful one, t; 7t1- ,being more numerous, the attendance, better, aild t 0 eotes~D ~frittir tlrsn. at either of the three pre,'o ?? exhibitions. The littele tia ?? P4 aspect gr' of unusual excitement, several thousiand ...

... mEssiNA, AUdUsT 5.-Before this I had hoped to be in a position to give you an account of that great event still looming in the future-the passage of the Faro. All the interest of the moment centres in the Torre del Faro, where the principal embarkation is expected to takle place. Ever since his arrival in Messina, Garibaldi has devoted his attention to th's spot - whether from a conviction ...

... gornsp~ubmte i:- STREET RAILROADS. TO THiE EDITOR OF TtE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. p SR,-Observing in your paper of last week a e lengthened discussion upon the propriety or im-. portance to bo attached to the introduction of e Street Railroads in this city, upon the French A or American sy tern, I cordially' agree with Mr A Francis Train as to its safety, cheapness, and P convenience. Having ...

... HO31E CIRCUIT, GUILDFORD-TnESDY. fU±. javjl~ ?? EXTBAOBDINARY SCBSE-THE SHERIFF IN OUSTODY, AED FINED M iu00 A SECOND TIMS DI It will be in the recollection of our readers that the High Shefiff wa~s fined £500 at the commencement of the assizes for insisting in thanking the Grand Jury, against the ex- presse wish of Mr. Justice Blackburn, who presided. Au zpology, however, was made to his ...

... 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. ...