... THE OIVIL. WAR IN SYRIA. LETTER FROM SYRIA. A Beyrout letter of the 23rd ult., in the Semaphore of Mar selfles, contains the following passages:- The news from the Mountain is not satisfactory to- day, a general feeling of uneasiness having succeeded the tranquillity of the last few days. Tha cause of this change is, that the day before yesterday some Druse merchants, who were bringing goods ...

... On Wednesday night a public meeting, in conned ion with th London Cabmen's Sunday Hest Association, the oujcct of which, as expressed in the programme, is to secure to thu metropolitan cabmen their natural and Scriptural right to the rest of the Lord's-day, was held in the large reading-room of the Work- men's Institute, York-road, Lambeth, Mr. J. Gurney Hoare, who takes an active part in ...

... toWINCHESTER CATHEDRAL, porpil ?? SummonAr inke TyarriTY. fai rly Ln Early Service (Eight ?? Doum. and Jnbilate, Nares. whici le Second Service as Ton ?? Mid ](yriIO. respe Attwood in F. Psalm belore the Sermon, 13( Hv) Hdel foI 'gAfternoon Service (Half-past Three 0'Cloeklefor )0kthe emn or 11.3tehold, ,now, Rogers. Magnificat and Nuoce Uecuttis, Naive. 50oiii( S- Antem Aecribe kniot, ...

... PETERSFIEL)D. Agent-Iless l)UrLOCE. FATAL AccemrNT.-A sad accident occurred at Langrish on Monday lust. A little boy, named Windebank, fell from a cart, the wheel of which passed over the poor little fellow's head, completely crushing it, so that death ensued in a very short time. The child was about four years old. NATIONAL SCnOoLs.-On Surday last the annual ser. mons in behalf of these ...

... NgAVAL AND MILITARY NEWS. Tair FrLET IN CiiINA.-r7rOMi oU10 Oliv C0rrespoli- by I ?? of Talienhwan, June 29rd.-We' have just Caj, r received intelligence that the mcil leaves in one hou~ir's anit time, so I writejust a few details about the fleet assembled Vic here. We arrived on the 16thA instant, and found the L61 e Camtbrian, Saninyon, Odin, Encounter, Pearl, nld Achesoll. Wi e The .Bustard ...

... ISLE OF' WIGHT. * , -4,- - ST. JOHNPS CHURCH. PE 3T1IRTRENTH SUNDAY .ATTEn Tnxnter. wl Morning Serviec.-Venite (mbant double), King in B flat. To W e Deurn (Chant double), Alcock in E flat. Benedictu, Brown in D. to I Evening Selvice-Gloria Patri (Chant riuglo), Dupuis in P. St ¢ Magnifiet alid NEani Dimitti9, King in P. Authean, Before s Jehovah's awful throne, nadan. NEWPORT. e Agents ...

... ITALY-CAUTION, OR FREEDOU IN PERIL * tFrM the Timem) - The Italian nation has displayed during the fifteen months -which have succeeded the battle of Solferino qualities which entitle it to the respect and admnirati'n of every lover of constitutional freedom. With the sngle exception of the outrage at FParma, the nation lAS kept itsel clear from the sanginar excesses of democracy. It has ...

... 1±AMILTON-SEPT. 10. JUSTICIAy CoUntT.-At the Circuit Court of Jasticiary, which commences at Glasgow to-morrow(Tuesday), there are two cases from the Hamilton district of the Middle Ward of be county. For to-morrow, JamesDunlup, farm labouter, and a returned convict on ticket-of-leave, is indicted to stand his trial for the crime of cattle stealing, by his having' stolen a cow or quey from the ...

... INTOXICATING DRINKS AT RAILWAY : STATIONS. To the Editor of the Tinte. Sir,-The enclosed letter embodies, as you will see, the result of long experience, and if you should give it a place in your journal would probably have'great weight with those who are officially or otherwise concerned in the welfare of railway passengers and railway officials. 9oping you will consider it worthy of a space ...

... IWILITADY POSITION OF THE KING 0F NAPLEs, (throin [e Nora of Brnss-ls.) The news of the departure of the King of, Naples for Capea and Gaeta is now certain. This news had been ex- pecteQ for some dayie. It stillproduees, nevertheless, a con- eidetable'effect, for it badten injagined that the King would mnlee ruder the walls of his capital, with the troops, that'have remained faithful to him, a ...

... . . - -- I I I f- ?? I I . .. . 1.11 4 , ?.Inll . t ??Dvlgl ff - I to: idle BAq OR. SATURDAY. SEPTD6ER , 1860.. 611 ~ ~ ~ -4 Ld NEWS OF THE WEEK. At presentthe Court remains lat almora1,- : where a Privy Couneil Was held on Monday' T. to settle the teims of the, Royal Speech,, which was delivered.0on 'the :prorogation of Parliadient, on Tuesday. When the, QumN& Dveleaves Balmoi~al, ...

... MERNING OF THE VICTORIA BRIDGE, I _ MONTREAL. Saturday, 26th August, was the day appointed 7or the ceremony of laying the corner.stone of the Victoria Bridge, by the rineo of Wales. The approach to the bridge was lined with sate, to which persons were ad- mitted only by ticket. Inside the abutment were seats for the higher olaen, covered with rod cloth, while the filery nbo~ve was reserved for ...