... FOREIGN NTELLIGENCE. ALLIANCE BETWEEN BELGIUM AND HOLLAND. The toaty of lliance between Belgium and Holland has been sighed, it is 8ala to be of a purely defensive character, with a vieW to possible datnger from. France. SARDINIA AND BONDX. We (Times) have received from our Turin oorrmspohdont a copy of the memorandum addressed ty the Sazdinian Government to its representatives at fsreign ...

... We continue our extracts from the American journals. received by the Fulton steamer, of the progress and recap- tion of the Prince of Wales in Canada. LONDON, C.W., Sept. 12.-On the Prince's departurO from Toronto the amphitheatre was as crowded as on his arrival, and at every station and crossing along the road the farmers gathered to see the Prince's car. At Beampton the militia turned out ...

... NOERTH TAFFORDSEHRE. The first battallon of 8taffordshire Rife Volunteers was inspected by Lord HEtherton, Lord-Lieutenant of the county, and Colonel Dice, Assiatant Inspector-General of Volunteers; on Wednesday afternoon, in Trentham Park. Elght of the nine companies form. log the baitalion were present-those of Loogton, HAuley.(2), Burscem, Tunstall, Stoke, Newcastle, and Ridegrove. each CoU ...

... Wit gwoo m0t. THUT RSDAY , SEPTEMBER 27, 1860. NEWS OF THE DAY. SEVERAR provincial members, not quite content with the seven mouths' talking in St. Stephen's, gentlemen pretty much of the ADDERLEY and NEw- DEGATE type, have been making speeches. Mr. HsuNENY and Colonel NORTH have been down at Woodstock, enlightening the agriculturists of that district about the struggle now going on in Italy. ...

... (Abridged from the Atheneum.) g Horace Walpole was building his new tower at I El Strawberry, Boswell courting the notice of Mra Budd, i t Cook starting on his last voyage, the Duchess of Kingston in jeopardy for bigamy, the Court in dismay n at the news from America, the provincials there were 51 melting for bullets the leaden statue of their Zate a king, George III.; Charles Fox, no ...

... ? rl .I t) i k.- - - ?? 4 'k : .. o r, Jiua4dGreatWenenu 6i Ss*- N ewcastle snd, Cahel M1 -: Nh Britfsb Norh-Easter. X . St. He!ews C. & RaU 1.. Scottish Central .. . . .. 6w;o. N-eM±(s (Itol Abj 4:E South Devon ?? 4l a. 4 B. York ?? DM . Du 4 7 South Ilts ?? 7Sz , : ra V t ?? .1 .4. ; Vaie of Net i. 1Jj Waterfrd and X;ilkey r ; Waterord and Limantk. 15.i2 * W. Ei- Jthl . & aiL. 5w4* ?? * ...

... I ORRESPONIEYCE. atlth , ?? isept' ?? E RHOOL ?? iiET or in ¶o I'il IXDIr1flR QDiFTH LRi'ooL OsshriYQ partl . GotlemeiiJ/Permit me; t6otespfiss upon your rb~ Ispaco mwithl a few' observations I'nrefevence to the, T~hej ,cr mastet atthin place. Much' dissatisfaction oom.O i Dee .to 'eist ,jith ire;ard to the time that this' -li 4narket ieiopenea for businetssiosonrarket days, aid ,aeT,,4b-' .t ...

... PO T> A a -16; : ?? , IPOSITIONS-'n OFTEq ISN ?? ?? ?? w.X s, ^ .. a.. .- 11 p ~ Jrup jjte but if ?? ildi should drive thu Neapolitan trodp a&piua, iuc1 te UOman ?? at Polite Corvo, out of hi' road, he will then stand ?? poadto the BFrothIb'd it may be even to the. Sardiniee. -'eanwhilq, the nowledge.. tht ,th~re is; idiffereie bettween the Gover m ?? Emmanuel anid !GBari~~l ,i'lt~~n ;freqh ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCI I Csitaln Win Kennedlyand Mr. S. 3; Ablngton, from Soutth Africa1, addressed another public meeting oc chalf of the Abo 1 W ' Proteotlon Society, in TM ZAL OY CANrAL FOOT B151- digasgtrou results ?? those eorded in our iman presdon of yesterday have. ocurred fro this scoi. dent. The water was completely -rn out of the licnk over which the bridge pase buthaplly no other ...

... Tfl 3UElN'S At 'I T E L;-$TW1t I TI'M R9TjI~~aUfts,. Sp.24.! ,r i cep Viforias,Ah thei~ness Alice, ne te ue Consort, aooompexnied, by LorA-i T -Russell amd a rnxmeroiN snitjj grrii~ a nt nw i the royal yacht abont 210 minatos befoeagt'n 0n Road#~ morning h oa ltla hc a composod of ?? h ll n the Osbhrore, ~e~idthe ?? late In thd af enonof: the ,peicsd 'roM4440dA tii~ nti~ 6f 'the riffer1 , p ...

... RALUS POPULI LMa SUPREMA. _ _ _ _ ?? , I DOMESTIC. A correspondent of the Morning Post, who describes the reception of the Prince of Wales at Montreal, given the following on dits as current in osiftain circles :-That shortly after hi royal highness's departure Sir Edmund elad will retire from the Government and be succeeded either by the Marquis of C~handos or by the Earl of Muigrave, at ...

... WATER COMMITTEE The weekly meeting Was held yesterday. Present -Mfessrs. Hodson (chairman), Turner, Belce, Jeffery, Bennett, Woodruff, and Orellia.' Before the usual busineom commenced, a conversa- tion took place in roference to a question raised by Mr. Woodruff as to whether there was not a distinct understanding at the 'last meeting that membets of the press would not publish what had taken ...